Unfortunately, you can’t do that with smartphones, most of which are made in Asia by U.S.-based companies, like Google’s Pixel brand and the ever-beloved Apple iPhone handsets — at least, not until ...

Trying to pick out a new smartphone can feel pretty overwhelming, even at the best of times. Sure, the narrowed scope of competition in the US can help — you really only have a few brands to ...

Released in July 2024, the CMF Phone 1 by Nothing is an affordable Android smartphone that offers a high-end feel and unexpected versatility at a low cost. Its 6.67-inch AMOLED display is ideal ...

OnePlus 13R and Google Pixel 9a are two of the most competitive mid-range phones of 2025, each aiming to offer flagship-level features without the flagship price. This comparison matters because ...

In an exclusive conversation with HT, Kaiann Drance, who is Apple’s vice president of Worldwide iPhone Product Marketing, points to the conversations they have had with filmmakers, the ...

Smartphone shipments rose overall in China in the first quarter, but iPhone shipments fell 9%, according to IDC data. Apple's Chinese competitors are hitting growth milestones boosted by ...

The new tactical RPG video game puts control of its fantasy creatures in the palm of your hand (alongside up to three of your friends) with some revolutionary smartphone controls. Instead of using ...

Apple lost its top spot in China's smartphone market, dethroned by local rival Xiaomi as Beijing's consumption-boosting subsidies help buoy demand for cheaper products. The U.S. tech giant's share ...

On April 1, 2025, the Taiwanese manufacturer TSMC introduced the world's most advanced microchip: the 2 nanometre (2nm) chip. Mass production is expected for the second half of the year, and TSMC ...

The rollout, according to a new post on the Samsung Members app, will begin in April 2025 and continue through July, covering flagship smartphones, foldables, tablets, and mid-range models.

Consumers and investors who cheered the news last week that smartphones and other electronic items would get an exemption from the tariffs being instituted by the Trump administration may have to ...

The US government has granted tariff exclusions for smartphones, computers and other electronics imported largely from China, sparing them from President Donald Trump's steep 125% reciprocal duties.