This 1.9-pound smartphone battery life can be measured in months
A brick in every sense of the word
iPhone 16e debuts Apple's first in-house modem, putting it one step closer to cutting ties with Qualcomm
The C1 modem brings better efficiency but lacks mmWave
Pomera's typewriter smashes crowdfunding target, brings distraction-free writing to the US
Helping procrastinators stay focused
Apple launches iPhone 16e: a cheaper iPhone 16 or a more expensive SE?
Apple's most affordable iPhone now starts at $599
The big picture: Apple has introduced a redesigned version of its entry-level iPhone that is also debuting new branding. The iPhone 16e is based on the flat-edge design that Apple reintroduced with the iPhone 12 and comes packed with modern hardware and software capabilities – but at a price point that significantly increases the cost of entry compared to the old SE.
The rise of on-device AI is reshaping the future of PCs and smartphones
How AI is moving from the cloud to your devices
Protector is the "Uber with Guns" app that lets you hire armed bodyguards on demand
It rushed to market after the shooting of Brian Thompson
WTF?! The idea of using an app to book an escort of armed guards sounds like something from a cyberpunk dystopian tale, but that's what the Protector app does. It's using the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson as an example of where Protector's services could have made a difference, and its popularity has been boosted by a pair of influencers who used the app in a viral video.
Lenovo's ThinkBook Flip AI laptop features a towering OLED screen that folds in half
Stand out in the local Starbucks with this one
This wild hardware mod crams an iPhone SE 3 into a classic Windows Phone
Inside iPhone, outside Lumia
Intel wants to take on AMD in the handheld gaming PC market, preps Panther Lake chips
Roadmap includes Arrow Lake, Lunar Lake, and Panther Lake
The iconic Nokia N97 gets resurrected as a retro-inspired gaming handheld
The N97 lives again, but with D-pads instead of a keyboard
Samsung set to unveil tri-fold phone that transforms into 10-inch tablet
G-shaped tri-fold design opens into a 9.96-inch tablet display
Apple now allows purchase transfers between accounts, with limitations
The migration process involves many different steps and preconditions
Intel data center lead Justin Hotard to take over as Nokia's CEO in April
Hotard inherits challenges amid Nokia's strained 5G push
Oppo Find N5 arrives next week: thinnest foldable so far with an almost invisible crease
Barely thicker than a USB-C port
Musk dismisses TikTok acquisition rumors, says he prefers to build companies from scratch
MrBeast expressed relief
Redesigned iPhone SE 4 could debut next week with major changes, AI features
The next budget iPhone may be priced higher than the outgoing model
AT&T users will now see why businesses are calling before they answer
The feature is currently available only on Android devices
Malicious apps on Android and iOS scan screenshots to steal cryptocurrencies
SparkCat malware targets mobile users' crypto wallet keys
Tablet shipments rose 9.2% worldwide in 2024, reversing three-year slump
Tablet market rebounds
Global smartphone market grew 7% in 2024 as vendors brace for a challenging 2025
Tariffs could make smartphones more expensive
Downloading DeepSeek could lead to jail time and a $1 million fine under new US bill
DeepSeek remains at the top of Apple's App Store
WTF?! Would you be willing to use the App Store-topping DeepSeek if doing so were illegal, potentially landing you behind bars for 20 years and a fine up to $1 million? A senator has introduced a new bill designed to restrict Chinese AI products that would make this bizarre scenario a reality.
Apple Watch owners could get up to $50 from battery lawsuit settlement
Submit a claim by the April 10 deadline
Amazon faces class action for covert geolocation tracking through third-party mobile apps
Lawsuit claims Amazon Ads SDK harvested sensitive user data without consent
Google blocked 2.36 million untrusted apps from reaching Android, yet risks remain
Google's numbers and recent security reports tell two different stories about Android safety