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Nubia just launched a phone that doesn’t want you to touch the screen. The NaviX Ultra, which went on sale September 16 through ZTE’s online store in China, is built around an AI system that literally operates other apps on your behalf — tapping buttons, filling forms, navigating menus, and completing multi-step tasks while you…

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The launch of the Nothing Phone 4b raised plenty of eyebrows across the tech community, with many questioning where the new budget device actually fits in the company’s portfolio. While Nothing’s leadership previously stepped in to clarify the Phone 4b’s branding and identity, Nothing CEO Carl Pei has now directly responded to community theories claiming…

iOS 27 is packed with new features for apps like Notes, Wallet, Maps, Messages, and more. But one iOS 27 addition that’s especially impressed me is a new Phone feature: Call Context.

For a few weeks now, we’ve been tracking the potential arrival of the OPPO Find X10, rumored to be the world’s first smartphone with three 200MP rear cameras. Recently, leaked renders gave us an up-close and personal look at the camera arrangement of the upcoming flagship. Well, the Find X10 series is now official, and…

You take a risk when you buy the first version of something to ever exist, even when it’s made by a company with a history as well-documented as Apple’s. The new iPhone Duo looks cool, with its passport-style hinge and massive displays, but buying it is still a risk. You’re spending at least $2,000 on…

Most of us carry a phone every day, but very few of us could say what’s actually going on inside one. That gap is exactly what CircuitMess is trying to fill or should I say, has been trying to fill.

The American engineer Mark Cooper is considered one of the leading pioneers of the wireless communications industry, envisioning a world in which people would communicate wherever they were and not from fixed locations. Without his work in the mid-20th century, the mobile communications industry would arguably be non-existent.

Nothing built its reputation on defying the aesthetic norms of the Android ecosystem. While CEO Carl Pei recently acknowledged that the company’s hyper-fast development pace may have caused occasional friction, its latest software iteration suggests the brand is rapidly finding its stride. Following its initial debut on the Phone 3, the Android 17-based Nothing OS…

Surprise! Apple unveiled its first foldable phone — the iPhone Duo — at its big September event last week. The fact that we knew for months (if not years) it was coming made the “Surprise” in Apple’s “Surprise and Shine” tagline feel slightly unnecessary, but there we go.