Category: Phones
Dreame’s Aurora smartphones look like nothing I’ve ever seen — but will they ever see the light of day?
Dreame debuted a pair of Aurora phones at Dreame Next The standard model boasts some impressive modular attachments The Lux designs look more like fashion statements than smartphones Following its rocket car debut on day 1, and its army of armed smart home appliances on day 2, Dreame Next day 3 has showcased a pair…
The promotional image of Motorola Razr 70/Ultra foldable phone has been Revealed
Igeekphone reported on April 30th that source @Evleaks posted a tweet on the X platform yesterday (April 29th), sharing a set of official promotional images that showcased three models of Motorola Razr 70 and Razr 70 Ultra, revealing the design details and color schemes of the new products. Based on the currently disclosed information, the…
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I tried Google’s new AI wardrobe feature with Motorola’s Razr — and it turns your photos into a surprisingly useful digital closet full of outfits
Google is rolling out a pretty cool new AI-powered photo feature through a partnership with Motorola announced earlier today — and it’s one of those ideas that actually feels useful in real life. ‘Google Photos Wardrobe’ builds on something we’ve seen before with AI assistants: they’re at their best when they’re baked directly into apps…
Motorola just dropped 5 new products, including the Samsung Galaxy-rivaling Razr Ultra 2026 series and Razr Fold
I went hands-on with the Motorola Razr Fold, and it feels like Moto’s excellent flip phone formula finally scaled up
While Samsung is still the established leader of folding phones — you know, the ones that go from a regular candy bar-style phone to a tablet-sized screen when you open them — the category has slowly gotten more crowded. In the US, it’s mostly been a battle between Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold line and Google’s…
A GTA 6 competitor just launched with customizable cars and a wanted level system — it’s even free on PS5
Neverness to Everness has launched for PC, PlayStation 5, and mobile It’s a free-to-play open-world game with a huge city to explore It features a wanted level, customizable cars, and more Craving some open-world action ahead of the Grand Theft Auto 6 launch later this year? This new free PlayStation 5 game should be on…
‘Your phone is about to stop being yours’: anger brewing among Android fans as major Google app change draws near
‘It disappeared right in front of my eyes’: Some Google Messages users are fuming after a bug erased some of their most prized chats — here’s what a Google product expert recommends doing
Google Messages users are noticing vanishing chats on Samsung Galaxy phones It appears to be a re-indexing issue following the shutdown of Samsung Messages in favor of Google Messages The issue is still ongoing, but a Google expert has offered tips to fix it Google Messages users have spotted a bug that’s randomly deleting old…
Seamless Connections: Embracing the Digital Lifestyle Inside and Out
When the sun is shining, who wants to be indoors? The good news is that you don’t have to be! With technology, there are so many options now that you could (almost) stay outside the entire day and never have to set foot inside. Let’s look at how easy it can be to take your…
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Can we please talk about the iPhone Air’s controversial Light Gold color?
I love the iPhone Air. I’ve waxed lyrical about Apple’s super slim phone in multiple articles over the past few months, and nothing I’m about to say should take away from the fact that this is, without doubt, the most exciting iPhone Apple has released since the iPhone X. Over the weekend, my girlfriend finally…
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This updated open-source app makes it easier to use your AirPods with Android — just in time for the rumored AirPods Ultra
The rise of glasses-free 3D light-field displays: Samsung has created a 2D/3D switchable screen using a ‘metasurface lenticular lens’ with ‘nanoscale structures’ for no-compromise viewing — and it fol
Samsung’s Galaxy phones could be getting a big camera redesign to facilitate MagSafe-style charging — here are 4 ways they could look different
Metro by T-Mobile’s easy-to-miss deal on the iPhone 16e is still a fantastic budget option — get a device included with a cheap line
‘This will not end well’: Apple App Store gets new ‘more affordable’ monthly subscriptions, but not all iPhone owners are convinced
Would you buy a ChatGPT-powered iPhone rival? OpenAI is reportedly developing a smartphone chip, which teases the possibility of a full-blown OpenAI mobile
OpenAI is reportedly developing a smartphone chipset, which teases the possibility of a full-blown OpenAI-powered smartphone If it comes to fruition, it probably won’t launch before 2028 This chipset (or phone) could reduce the focus on apps and instead give you access to an agentic AI Claims that OpenAI is working on some consumer hardware…
