Google to Remove Third-party Apps and Clocks from Fitbit Devices in the EU
The EU’s recent doubling-down on enforcing its guidelines upon big tech has seen no slowdowns, and it looks like Google…
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Apple may have begrudgingly bumped up iPhone 16 RAM and storage
In the years past, companies would rely on their phone’s cameras or fast processors as the main selling points. This…
From Classic Cards to Digital Decks
In a world packed with people who seem to be driving at a fast pace, the impression of face-to-face interactions…
The Meizu 21 Pro is Finally Official
Following early reports that it will soon exit the smartphone industry, Meizu has announced what could very well be its…
Google Pixel 8 Wins “Phone of the Year” at MWC 2024
As Mobile World Congress 2024 closes its doors for this year, we got to see GSMA once again give out…
Apple’s Shortcuts could be a shortcut to a privacy nightmare
One advantage to Apple’s walled garden approach is that it keeps everything tightly controlled. This means that they have greater…
Some OnePlus 12R units aren’t playing nice with Verizon
We’re sure that many were excited when OnePlus announced the global launch of the OnePlus 12R. A handset for around…
Another chance for the Honor Magic Flip to appear
Speaking of foldables, we simply can’t keep quiet about Honor’s Magic V2 (pictured above) and the way it’s built –…
Google Pixel 8a could see a massive battery upgrade
The Google Pixel 7a has a pretty modest 4,385mAh battery. It’s not the biggest but it’s enough. Could it be…
Google Pixel Fold 2 could skip the Tensor G3
2023 saw the launch of Google’s first ever foldable phone, the Pixel Fold. The handset launched with the Tensor G2…