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Few things are all good or all bad, including most habits.

The founders of PHOOZY discuss their invention that aims to keep your phone safe and sound.

SaferVPN keeps your browsing history away from prying eyes.

Samsung's folding smartphone is the most expensive phone we've seen in the U.S., but it's also dazzling. It goes on sale on April 26, and will be available from AT&T and T-Mobile in the U.S.

A new app called Squad now lets users share their phone screens rather than their faces.

Falsehoods like 'more megapixels is always better' and 'charging smartphones overnight kills the battery' continue to flourish, if you go by the response from the general public.

Here are three things entrepreneurs should know today.

A California federal judge rules that police cannot compel users to unlock their devices with facial recognition, fingerprints, or other forms of biometrics.

Here are three things entrepreneurs should know today.

Here are three things entrepreneurs should know today.

The device uses what Samsung calls an Infinity Flex Display and opens up to a 7.3-inch tablet, which the company says will support three active apps at once.

IRL Glasses actually prevent you from seeing LCD and LED screens.

MobiLimb has joints that allow it to function like a real finger. When attached to the bottom of your phone, it can tickle your wrist, or reach around to caress the back of your hand.

Yaantra was founded by Jayant Jha, Ankit Saraf and Anmol Gupta in 2013, the company has managed to change the perception of the second-hand mobile phone industry in the offline grey market, in India.

Do you worry when your battery drops below 50 percent? Never fear, our charger guide is here.

By Avery Hartmans HTC’s newest flagship phone is here. This week, HTC unveiled the the U12+, a high-end Android smartphone aimed at the Samsungs and LGs of the world. The HTC U12+ is the only flagship phone HTC plans to release this year — there’s no standard HTC U12. The “+” was likely added to […]

Imagine a life where you're not checking your phone constantly.

New controls, expected in Android P, are part of Google's new 'digital wellbeing' initiative, which the company unveiled at Google I/O on Tuesday.

The deal will combine the third and fourth largest wireless carriers in the U.S., which will be known as T-Mobile.

Stop wasting time on this one thing.

You probably know that your online activity creates a data trail. But technology is creeping into the offline world, making it difficult to go anywhere without leaving a trace.