The Nothing Phone 2 was one of the best mid-range phones around, so a new Nothing phone has been near the top of my personal wish list for a while now. The design-minded disruptor brand already has ...

The best phone you can buy this year will be powerful, durable, and probably more expensive, as premium components push prices higher. We've reviewed all of the best phones you can buy ...

In the market for an Android upgrade? Competition has never been stiffer, with all manner of makers vying for your prestigious pocket space – making selecting the best Android phone a tricky task.

Without important security patches, hackers can exploit vulnerabilities in a phone's software – and the risks increase the longer it is out of the update cycle. It's important to not only find out if ...

Today's best phones can command prices upwards of $999. Fortunately, there are plenty of cell phone deals for new and existing customers alike. Whether you're looking for unlocked phones ...

With the best lenses for iPhone and Android phones, you can gain a whole new perspective in your smartphone photography and videography. Smartphone camera arrays are undoubtedly improving, especially ...

At least one of those models will likely replace the Pixel 8a as the best budget phone in the below guide. The best phones aren't necessarily the most expensive devices on the market. We've been ...

The best Samsung phone has the performance, camera quality, and features you want at a price within your budget. It would be too easy to say the top Samsung phone is the Galaxy S25 Ultra ...

From 200-photo face-offs to test the cameras to battery testing to see how long each phone lasts, we have unique insight into which are the best phones — and what software platform they belong to.

It’s the most compact phone in the Pixel 7 lineup, with a water-resistant design. It also comes in four fun colors. Features include an amazing 64 megapixel main camera, 90Hz refresh rate for ...

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