Smartphones

Small in size but big on features, the NanoPhone is the ultimate portable smartphone.

Tech reviewers may have faced a choice between an honest review or one that kept them in Google's good graces.

It's "a new kind of 'Dry January.'"

Self-healing smartphones could be a reality by 2028, according to analyst firm CCS Insight, and will be able to repair minor scratches by generating new material when exposed to air.

The epidemic of mindless scrolling has become a part of our everyday lives. Thankfully, there are methods for reducing this bad habit.

Handle whatever your smartphone needs with this keyring.

We're still far from eliminating scam calls, but we're adding new tools and standards. Only by adopting new technologies can call centers rebuild trust and confidence with the people they serve.

Pay once and enjoy 2GB of data every month.

Its the company's first model of its kind — beating Apple to the finish line.

Smart calendars, chatbots, and other tech tools will change the workplace for the better. Here is what we think is going to happen:

Keep your personal and business phones different on the same phone.

The iconic phone sold for more than a Tesla Model Y.

It helps make traveling cheaper and more convenient.

The first-ever Apple iPhone was originally sold to customers for $599.

Save 66% on this wireless iPhone charger that quickly powers up your phone.

From the growing popularity and widespread adoption of AR tools to redefining expectations around monetization, many changes are afoot in the mobile apps space.

This cable is compatible with iPhone, iPod, iPad, and Android.

The Speedy Mag Wireless Charger attaches to your iPhone magnetically while offering overcharging protection.

WonderCube Pro is an all-in-one mobile solution.

Without valuing phone calls and properly attributing them, you could be missing out on revenue and opportunities.

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and other aviation officials fear that the use of C-band spectrum for 5G wireless services could interfere with sensitive aircraft electronics, disrupt flights and result in some diversions.