Poco F8 Pro and F8 Ultra in for review
The Poco F8 series is a day away from their announcement, but we’ve got a little treat for…
Man gets his hands on two illegal North Korean smartphones to put them through tests
This YouTuber got his hands on two illegal North Korean smartphones, which had been smuggled out of the…
Honor just made an iPhone Air in the 500 series to ‘redefine’ the standard phone
What you need to knowHonor launched its 500 series in China, which features a base 500 model and…
Skip the expensive Android phones! Did you know you can spend less than $300 on Black Friday and still get a good phone? Here’s the proof
It’s easy to look at Black Friday deals and focus on the more expensive items to see how…
The Motorola Razr Ultra just got even cheaper
Ryan Haines / Android Authority In the hunt for a top-notch foldable smartphone this Black Friday? Check out…
iPhone Fold Will Be Crease-Less and Cost $2,400, Report Says
The first foldable iPhone could be less than a year away, and reportedly, you won’t ever see a…
Project Indigo now supports the iPhone 17’s selfie camera.
Posted Nov 25, 2025 at 8:55 PM UTC Project Indigo now supports the iPhone 17’s selfie camera. PreviousNext…
Here are four ways to add more storage to your phone that doesn’t have a microSD card slot
Gadget Weekly (Image credit: Android Central) Join Namerah Saud Fatmi as she explores the cool, quirky, and sometimes…
Forget Samsung’s Budget Phone, Black Friday Knocked TCL’s NxtPaper Phone to a New Low of $170
Phones are all a bit samey in 2025, so when something different comes out, we can’t help but…
vivo X300 review: The point-and-shoot I’ll always carry
There is something special about flying a drone that you rarely get from any other gadget. It’s a…
Black Friday Prices Now Available for Apple Pencil Pro ($94.99), AirTag ($17.97), and iPhone 17 Cases ($25)
Amazon is hosting numerous steep Black Friday discounts this week, including big markdowns on popular Apple accessories like…
News publishers embrace vertical video with in-app “watch” tabs
It’s the end of 2025 and vertical video is here to stay. Right around this time last year,…