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.

The QWERTY smartphone market is suddenly heating up, and Unihertz is refusing to be left behind. With the announcement of the Titan 2 Elite, the company is pivoting away from the bulky, rugged "Passport" frame of the standard Titan 2 toward a narrower, bezel-less design that looks like a direct challenger to the Clicks Communicator.

The Unihertz Titan 2 is more than just a throwback to the era of physical keyboards; it is my attempt at creating a "SIM Swapper's Home Base." In this review, I explore how a device that is intentionally bad at doom scrolling can actually be a productivity superpower for a content creator who lacks a work-life divide.

The original OnePlus Open was a industry-disrupting success, but the path to a successor has taken a dark turn. After OnePlus previously suggested they were simply skipping a generation to focus on "cutting-edge materials," a new report from Yogesh Brar indicates the OnePlus Open 2 has been outright canceled. While Oppo prepares a dual-flagship foldable attack for 2026 with 6,000mAh batteries and 200MP cameras, it appears OnePlus fans are being left behind.