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Samsung’s huge 6.3-inch display claims the highest brightness and color accuracy, but could Apple’s upcoming flagship dethrone it?

Should you opt for the Galaxy S8 or the Note 8? It's more than just having the S Pen.

Analysis The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 packs in some supreme software tweaks, but for some, the pocket-friendly S8 is still the better option.

Analysis Android Oreo and iOS 11 stack up on many levels, but when it comes to tablets, things couldn’t be more lopsided.

Google and HTC’s sophomore flagship has revealed itself, confirming some anticipated features in the process.

This insider look at the next Apple device shows off one of its most anticipated features.

Moto’s rumored midrange device has appeared in the clearest leak yet, ushering in hopes for a quality build, low price and Fi compatibility.

Fitbit’s new wearable appears to be shaping up as less of seismic shift and more of spiritual successor to the Blaze.

Moto’s latest smartphone and its 360 Camera mod are two of 2017’s more interesting pieces of tech, and they’re both now available in the US.

Opinion Recent rumors point to Google’s latest flagship ditching the trusty 3.5mm port, but it may have the right solution to fill the void.

Google’s ever-popular Maps now gives contributors power to pinpoint accessible locations and help others.

Apple’s new phone is no stranger to the rumor mill and today’s leak is part convincing, part confusing.

LG doesn’t want you to see its upcoming smartphone yet, but now is your chance to see it in photo-taking action.

A new Google Pixel 2 leak shows a phone that doesn’t blend in with the rest of today’s most popular smartphones.

Updated Plenty of power and Netflix HDR support has finally made owning a 4K phone worthwhile

Analysis Solution to falling slate sales may be a simple one: lower prices and better value.

It appears Samsung is working on a new wearable that blends the brains of a smartwatch with the brawn of a fitness tracker.

Updated You won't be able to find Blu smartphones on Amazon, at least for the time being. Here's what happened.

Asus will publicly tell all about its new midrange smartphone soon, but it appears to have already done it online.

Former Google exec ignites a flame war on Facebook about Android and photography. But is he right?