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Last year’s Material 3 Expressive redesign of the Phone by Google app removed the Contacts tab, but it’s now coming back.

I was a free-range kid before the term existed. Growing up before cell phones, my parents’ chief communication device was a very loud voice, and one only used after the sun set and “dinner!!” was served. Freckle Phone creator Sam Terris tells me he, too, was free-range and, as he recalls it, had a lot…

Motorola is no stranger to shaking up the smartphone market, and now the firm is doing it again. The tech giant has just announced the release of its new Signature 27, which is one step ahead of its Samsung Galaxy rivals.

Settling on the right gift for family and friends can be tricky sometimes, but you can almost never go wrong when you get them a fun and useful phone accessory. This is because about nine-in-ten people currently own a smartphone and it’s a large part of their daily lives. For this reason, whatever accessory you…

The storage space on your phone can quickly fill up, what with movies, music, photos, videos, games, and apps to consider, and you don’t want your handset to get close to running out of room — what if you need to download some movies for a flight or record a moment with the kids and…

Most current smartphones feature an IP67 or IP68 rating, with the second numerical digit representing water-resistance levels. Neither IP number should ever be confused with “waterproof,” and hot steam is a different animal altogether. Phones are generally described as water-resistant, though the term  “waterproof” is inaccurately tossed around quite a bit. Enough that some assume…

On ‘Fox & Friends,’ host Ainsley Earhardt talks with ‘The CyberGuy’ Kurt Knutsson, Phone Free New York founder Raj Goyle, and students Ana and Sara Goyle about the growing trend of school cellphone bans and their impact on student well-being.

Worn Samsung Android phone lying flat on a white desk, with a sleek newer Galaxy smartphone standing upright behind it.

Save 25% on the Nothing Phone 3 and get transparent styling, Glyph lights, and a 120Hz AMOLED display. By •

Smart TVs have come a long way in terms of user experience and features, with support for conveniences like AirPlay, voice control and smart hub functionality. Yet, the remote control remains an essential part of the TV experience, and yes, infrared tech is still very much alive despite most remote controls relying on Bluetooth for…