With Galaxy S9, Samsung kicks it up without a notch
The Galaxy S9 may look nearly identical to its predecessor but holds many tweaks below the surface that address key smartphone criteria such as image capture, audio output and productivity.
The Galaxy S9 may look nearly identical to its predecessor but holds many tweaks below the surface that address key smartphone criteria such as image capture, audio output and productivity.
Content apps that run the gamut from sedate audio commentary to boisterous live game show have launched exclusively for iOS, and for reasons that have little to do with advantages typically touted by Apple.
When Nokia sold off its handsets and focused on infrastructure, it also left behind the brand as consumers knew it. But in chasing emerging businesses, it's planning to build network traffic along with brand equity.
As we wait for Essential to release its first phone, Motorola is back with a new Moto Force that uses its Moto Mod architecture. The better approach to expanding functionality depends on how you use add-ons.
Microsoft and Samsung are eager to have a desktop environment spring forth from your desktop when it's connected to a large monitor, but shapeshifting user interfaces suffer from clunky setups, immature standards, and strong competition from existing devices.
A phone that promised more focus and less distraction just ended its Kickstarter campaign, but it only raised a small fraction of its goal. The crowdfunding failure shows our complex relationship with smartphones that poorly filter updates.
The G6 represents an impressive turnaround from the misguided G5, but is merely the first in a new wave of widescreen phones that are shrinking the bezel.
The end of Google's Project Ara and disappointing sales of LG's G5 raise the stakes for the slick modules of Lenovo's Moto Z.