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While Apple is already selling the iPhone 18 Pro, the world is waiting for the iPhone Duo — the first foldable iPhone. It won’t hit stores until October 23, with pre-orders beginning a week earlier. 

Screen protectors are among the first accessories many people think about when buying a new phone. It’s no wonder; they’re a low-cost investment to protect an expensive purchase, and nobody wants permanent scratches on their phone’s glass. Screen protectors for standard phones are standardized by now, but for foldables, it’s more complicated. 

Smartphone makers finally seem ready to experiment beyond thinner phones and bigger camera bumps. Wider displays seem to be gaining popularity, especially after Samsung introduced the Galaxy Z Fold 8. We’ve since seen Apple take a similar approach with the iPhone Duo, followed by Xiaomi’s 18 Fold and Motorola’s Razr Flex. Now, OPPO appears to…

The most common mistake you should avoid when using foldable phones is dropping them. But that’s common knowledge and doesn’t make for a very exciting discussion. You’re probably thinking about the inside foldable screen, where the most common way to damage it is closing it on something that shouldn’t be there. Samsung’s foldable care page warns…

No more propping your phone up and trying to beat the timer to get in the picture.

Now more than ever, your Samsung device can be tailored to your liking, all thanks to One UI 9.

After extensive testing, we’re ready to name the best smartphones of 2026, and we don’t take these recommendations lightly.

Following a number of complaints about network issues affecting iPhone 18 Pro Max devices, Apple has now confirmed that there is indeed a problem. It appears that the issue has only affected AT&T users in the US, and an iOS update is already available to fix it. That said, the update won’t work for those…

While Apple’s first-ever foldable phone, the iPhone Duo, grabbed most of the headlines after the “Surprise and Shine” event, John Ternus also introduced other devices in his debut as CEO.

Apple Pay has arrived in India, making the contactless payment service available to the world’s most populated country. It took Apple over a decade since the feature’s inception to be able to roll it out to the market, because it had to comply with local banking regulations.