Category: Phones
Cricket Wireless’ latest deals include the iPhone 17e, Galaxy S26, and dirt-cheap prepaid plans — get up to $590 off today
Cricket Wireless was already one of the best prepaid plans on the market thanks to its extensive range of great value cell phone plans. This week, however, these are joined by a selection of equally good discounts on phones from well-known brands like Apple, Samsung, and Motorola. For example, not only can you get several…
Mint Mobile just bumped up the data allowance on all its plans — and yes, that’s for both new and existing customers
The popular prepaid carrier Mint Mobile has just unveiled that all three of its non-unlimited data plans are receiving a small (but welcome) boost to their monthly data allowance. Now, the entry-level 5GB plan will get 6GB of data per month, the 15GB plan will now be 17GB, and the 20GB plan will now be…
Motorola Edge 70 Pro Review: A battery beast with style
Verdict The Motorola Edge 70 Pro is a well-balanced phone with excellent stamina and a solid camera. A hiked price increases the volume of grumbles concerning its plastic build and limited software update promise, while Motorola really needs to pick an AI lane, but the phone remains a pleasure to use. Pros Excellent battery life…
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Into mobile gaming? Here’s why the Galaxy S26 Ultra might be for you
Whether you casually game on your commute or use your smartphone for extended online contests and game streaming, it’s worth having a phone that can keep up. That means a combination of power, good battery life, decent heat management, and more. So does the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra have what it takes to be your…
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We asked 1,500+ Apple fans what they wanted from WWDC 2026, and Tim Cook delivered — but excitement levels waned elsewhere
Apple delivered exactly what users wanted at WWDC 2026 Almost half of 1,500+ TechRadar readers wanted more AI features iPadOS, watchOS and visionOS all saw marginal updates Now that Apple’s annual developer keynote has wrapped and we’ve digested all the major updates from WWDC 2026, did Tim Cook deliver what users actually wanted to see?…
I’m a big Screen Time user — and Apple’s shiny new iOS 27 features won’t matter without a major bug fix
The opening keynote to Apple’s 2026 Worldwide Developer Conference has wrapped, and saying there’s a lot to unpack would be an understatement. Apple unveiled a brand new Siri experience, demonstrated more Apple Intelligence features, and even walked us through minor refinements we can expect to see across the iPhone, iPad, Mac, Vision Pro, and Apple…
I tried Siri AI on the iPhone, Mac, and iPad — here’s why I’m convinced Apple’s long-overdue next-gen assistant will win you over
I come here to celebrate Apple delivering. It’s not overshooting the mark with the new Siri AI, which it unveiled at WWDC 2026, but it is finally delivering on the promises it made at WWDC 2024. Sure, it’s beta (again), and there’s a wait list (again), but I’ve now seen it at work, in person,…
Forget Siri AI and EQ for AirPods, Apple’s key WWDC announcement is CarPlay video streaming — and I worry it’ll make for more dangerous roads
Apple’s WWDC on June 8 contained several big announcements …including CarPlay updates for video streaming while the car is ‘parked’ You can now browse favorite videos from iPhone, on your CarPlay display It raises concerns, when a key reason for collision is failure to look properly (at the road around you) Apple’s just wrapped a…
This is how Apple built ‘a Siri that’s profoundly more capable’ — and yes, it was done with Google and Nvidia’s help
When Apple talks about how it used Google’s Gemini foundation models to build the all-new Siri, without using the Gemini app, it can start to sound like semantics. But a deep dive with the team that built the Siri we were promised almost two years ago quickly disabuses you of that notion. “This is the…
17 things we learned at WWDC 2026 — Siri’s getting a big AI makeover, Golden Gate is the next macOS, Liquid Glass is changing, and more
We’ve been waiting a long, long time for Siri to get the AI glow-up it sorely needed, but at WWDC 2026, it finally happened: Siri AI is real. That wasn’t the only thing Apple announced at its annual developer conference, but it’s fair to say that it was the main event, with more than half…
