The 16-inch MagicCloud Ultra Competition Screen 2.0 sounds like marketing fluff, but the numbers are hard to ignore: 2560×1600, 300Hz refresh rate, and 4ms response time. It’s bright, sharp, and, well ...

Motorola's "Urus" flagship leak confirms the Edge 70 Ultra is coming with the powerful, balanced Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 SoC under the hood.

Every year, Xiaomi finds a new way to remind the world that Android customization has no speed limit. Themes that behave like carnival toys, widgets that wiggle for no reason, lock screens that look ...

Samsung launches the Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ in India with a 90Hz display, Dimensity 7300 chipset, quad speakers, and seven years of software updates. Prices start at ₹22,999.

Other start-ups, like 1X, have also started releasing home robots to the public. 1X plans to ship its Neo robot to customers next year. There is a surge in small robotics firms. This surge gives Tesla ...

Xiaomi ’s Memory Extension feature—often called Extra RAM —sounds like a magic bullet for speed, right? It promises to borrow space from your phone's storage (UFS) and turn it into virtual memory (3GB ...

If you need a phone but you have a shallow pocket, then this article is for you. For $400, you can get a great device. You do not need to spend more to get a good screen, a fast chip, or a fine camera ...

Ulefone is stepping up its rugged phone game with a fresh lineup built for tough jobs and outdoor use. After the success of the first RugKing, the brand is now bringing three new models: RugKing 2 Pro ...

In addition to the fast charging tech, the reliable tipster Digital Chat Station confirmed that the Honor Magic 8 Ultra will carry the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite 5 chipset. Moreover, it wil come with ...

You want a new phone but do not want to pay a lot. This list is for you. A phone for $600 can do so much. It can have a great screen, a fast chip, and a fine camera. It will feel good and last for yea ...

The iQOO 15 global model gets its first software update in India! The patch brings major optimizations for battery life, security, and game performance.

Why is this happening? Thank the new silicon-carbon technology. Because of this tech, phone makers can cram huge batteries into their best devices without making them thick and clunky. We've seen ...