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The improvements brought by iOS 13 are welcomed by many, last week’s poll shows. Sure, Android users are feeling ahead

The other day we told you that the Samsung Galaxy Buds wireless Bluetooth earphones were the second most popular in

Rolling out via a server-side update to the Google Search app on Android is a new feature that is called

It’s been just a little over three months since the launch of Realme 3, but it seems the company is

Just a few days ago, we told you about an update to the Google Chrome Browser app for Android to

OnePlus recently rolled out the Android Pie-based OxygenOS Open Beta updates for the OnePlus 6 and 6T which came with

Nova Launcher developer Cliff Wade has just announced a new update for one of the most popular Android launchers out

MIUI is Xiaomi’s heavily customized Android skin for its smartphones and ever since it first started MIUI back in 2010,

If that $350 refurbished Galaxy S9 from a couple of days ago seemed like a killer deal but you held

A detailed specs sheet of the Motorola One Action leaked two days ago telling us more about the internals of

For some reason, both Apple and Google thought that it would be okay to house the rear cameras on their

Google’s official Pixel 4 design reveal was somewhat surprising, but now we’re back in familiar territory with Pixel leaks. Similar

Late last month, we told you about the good news and bad news related to the $26.5 billion merger between

Back in February, Huawei announced its first foldable phone – the Mate X. The device was initially scheduled to arrive

For two Chief Executives that have nothing in common with each other, President Donald Trump and Apple CEO Tim Cook

It has been a wild week for Google Pixel leaks. First, we got to see some leak-based renders that claimed

Just last week a Samsung official hinted at a possible July launch of the Galaxy Fold but today we are

As if the original release of Samsung’s highly anticipated first foldable smartphone wasn’t messy enough, with review units catastrophically and

An interesting report by Ars Technica outlines the implications of the lack of research done leading up to the most