Browsing: Smartphones

My FanCam works after you record, turning a wider group video into a tighter tracking shot around one person.

It’s a common occurrence: You have your fully charged laptop plugged in before you, but your smartphone is seriously lagging behind. So, you unplug the charger from your laptop and use it with your phone. Both have USB-C ports, so it should be OK, right? That’s the big question that we’ve all asked ourselves, especially…

The Google Play Store is home to millions of apps, and it’s also where developers push updates that introduce new features and squash bugs. I’ve been an Android user all my life, and in my experience, app crashes have mostly been caused by buggy updates rather than something being wrong with the phone itself. So, if…

There are lots of ways to get content on the big screen, like using a connected streaming device or accessing a built-in smart TV OS. But you can also do so wirelessly by using technology like Chromecast and Apple AirPlay, both of which “cast” (wirelessly send) content from your mobile device or laptop to the…

Bluetooth problems have a bad habit of telling you pretty much nothing. Your earbuds can display as connected but refuse to play any music, a car can play music just fine but not accept calls, or a wearable can keep dropping out for no reason.

Amazon cuts the TCL NXTPAPER 70 Pro by 15% to $279.98, with a 120Hz NXTPAPER screen made for reading and browsing. By •

Samsung has announced another Galaxy Event for August 27, where it will unveil the newest addition to the Galaxy S26 series. While the company didn’t explicitly mention the product name, it could be the Samsung Galaxy S26 FE. The company usually launches the FE or Fan Edition versions of its S-series phones in an event separate…

As a childhood Trekkie, Captain Picard’s tricorder was second only to the holodeck as the technology I hoped to have when I grew up. Well, we’re basically there, and then some. Your smartphone might not be able to take vital signs in as much detail as the hallowed Starfleet tool, but then I don’t remember…

Fairphone, the Dutch company known for its sustainable and repair-friendly phones, on Tuesday said its latest smartphone, Fairphone (Gen 6+), is now available in the U.S, starting at $649.

The company will most likely manufacture its Pixel devices in Vietnam and India starting in 2027, Nikkei Asia says.