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Looking for a phone that won't break the bank like so many others? The latest from Motorola hits a price of $499 and packs a massive camera, too.

A thousand dollars and higher is a lot to spend on a phone. What if you want a flagship device without all the high-end glamour? Oppo might have the answer in the Reno Z.

Halfway through the year, LG has a flagship, but it's 5G. If you don't care about the whole 5G side of things, LG has something else on the way.

BlackBerry once dominated phones, and was a business staple. Can the Android-based BlackBerry Key2 return it to people's hands?

Samsung has a big new phone coming, and it appears August is when it will show off what's new in the world of the Note.

Looking for a relatively sizeable battery on a phone that won't bust the budget? Nokia has two on the way that offer large screens and similarly-sized batteries, too.

Not quite the super high-end P30 Pro, but still not far off, the Huawei P30 manages to get some solid tech into a small smartphone size.

Need a phone that prioritises battery over everything else? The Moto G7 Power thinks a big battery makes for a better deal. Does it work out?

Is one screen not enough for your smartphone? LG's take on how a foldable phone could be ready now has arrived, with the unusual dual screen LG V50 ThinQ.

Competing in the upper echelon of smartphones, the Pixel phones haven't necessarily been wallet friendly of late, but the Google Pixel 3a changes that completely.