Unsealed court documents have finally pulled back the curtain on Google’s long-rumored Aluminium OS, an ambitious Android-based merger of ChromeOS and mobile software that is reportedly slated for a full release in 2028.

The Honor Magic V6 is heading to MWC with a massive battery, insanely fast charging and a 200MP camera that might earn it top foldable honors.

Google is pushing AI beyond simple summaries with agentic features in Chrome and Android that can navigate the web and control apps for you.

Samsung is reportedly shifting its strategy to prioritize the Galaxy Z Fold 8 over the Flip 8 for the first time, fueled by the success of the Fold 7 and rumors of significant hardware upgrades like a 5,000 mAh battery and a potential "Wide Fold" variant designed to rival Apple's upcoming entry into the market.

The Galaxy Z TriFold has sold out instantly in the US despite a staggering $3,000 price tag, fueling rumors that Samsung is leveraging artificial scarcity to build prestige for a cutting edge device they might actually be selling at a loss.

By borrowing the iPad mini's button layout and clearing out internal clutter, Apple’s first foldable is reportedly making room for a 5,500 mAh battery that would be the largest in iPhone history.

Unihertz is finally somewhat shaking off its reputation for slow software support by announcing that the current Titan 2 will receive Android 16 as early as February, a move that builds major confidence in their promise to support the upcoming Titan 2 Elite all the way through Android 20.

A Google bug report has leaked the "Aluminium OS" interface, revealing desktop-class features like Chrome extensions, advanced window management, and a new status bar with Gemini integration running natively on a Chromebook.

Samsung is bringing the first tri-folding smartphone to the US on January 30th with a staggering $2,899 price tag that arguably makes the massive 10-inch display less shocking than the cost of entry.

The once mighty Nova Launcher has traded its reputation for being user first for a business model built on ads and data tracking. It is finally time to find a new home screen that values your privacy as much as your personal style.

The NexPhone is a pocketable triple boot device that attempts to revive the Windows phone dream by officially supporting Android, Linux, and Windows 11. By pairing a mid range Qualcomm chip with a custom mobile UI and a 5 port hub for external displays, NexDock has created a rugged smartphone that finally delivers on the long awaited promise of a true desktop PC in your pocket.

While January is typically a slow month for tech news, the keyboard phone segment is currently exploding with real-world photos of the Unihertz Titan 2 Elite and fascinating rumors about a potential collaboration with Clicks Technology.