The best Android phones in 2025 are going to be all about variety. We're going to see phones at every price range, and with vast capabilities. From the best foldable phones, to the latest ultra ...

The Moto G Power may not be the cheapest of Motorola's budget phones, but it's worth the upcharge.

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The Galaxy XCover7 Pro and Galaxy Tab Active 5 Pro place durability at the forefront. And with more years of OS and security ...

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Luckily, Google has made things much easier when you switch from one Android phone to another, even if you no longer have your older device on hand. Here’s how to restore an Android phone from a ...

Summary: Google has slashed jobs across its Android and Pixel division, as hundreds of people have lost their jobs. Google is obviously doing some internal restructuring following the merger or ...

Stock Android, also referred to as ‘Vanilla’ Android, represents a streamlined version of the operating system crafted and envisioned by Google. It excludes any pre-installed OEM skins like ...

We're about to take you through three sets of results for the Pixel 9a from the TG lab, along with those for several members of the best Android phones and best cheap phones. Although benchmarks ...

You can pair the 24.6-megapixel full-frame sensor with any L-mount lens, including Sigma’s own i-series glass, as well as lenses from Panasonic ... we’ve ever used (phone cameras aside ...

One of the smallest GSM phones in the world. Key features include speaker phone, GPRS high-speed data, EMS messaging, polyphonic ringtones, and tri-band world roaming. This phone is not currently ...

When the IBM PC was new, I served as the president of the San Francisco PC User Group for three years. That’s how I met PCMag’s editorial team, who brought me on board in 1986. In the years ...