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Phones that cost over a thousand have become a normality associated with life, but that doesn't mean you need to spend up, and now there are two more below the $500 mark.

We all have phones, and for the most part, they all largely look the same: big touchscreens with a camera or two on the back. But this year, mobile makers are dabbling once again, and that's good news all round.

Your phone might look the same as everything else, but that doesn’t mean they’re all the same. What will 2019’s phones look like, how will they be different, and what will they cost?

It’s the end of a big year of phones, and we’re delving into the best of the best. Android or iPhone, which phone will take the best phone place? We’ll talk to Finder’s Alex Kidman and WhistleOut’s Alex Choros to help us decide.

Pickr started as a phone comparison system, and so we take our phones pretty seriously. It's no wonder we're dedicating an entire article just to picking the best phones of 2018.

Video games continue to be a major driver at the holiday season, and this list will help you buy for the gamer in your life.

Another week, another phone, with Motorola adding a curiously priced mid-range option to its Moto Mod family.

With a battery that just goes on and on and on, Motorola's Moto E5 has the capacity to surprise, especially at a $229 price point.

All of Apple's big announcements from WWDC, what's new from Sonos, tidbits from Computex, and a 60 hour phone reviewed. All that in The Wrap. Tune in.

Motorola takes on the mid-range, Apple makes its HomePod do more, Alexa learns to read, and we'll go hands-on with gear from Hisense and Beats. This is The Wrap