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Google is expanding its YouTube Kids app to altogether new platforms, bringing in smart TVs from LG, Samsung and Sony.
Smartphone cameras are so damn good in 2017 that it's increasingly difficult to justify carrying my standalone camera.
Samsung has announced that pre-orders for the Galaxy S8 and S8+ were a full 30% higher than the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge last year, which in itself was a previous record.
Google Maps is a fantastic tool to have when traveling in a foreign country, and now it's even better as Google is automatically translating place reviews to the language you have set on your device.
We already cleared the air on the Galaxy S8 "red screen" situation that was unfortunately overblown at the start, but even still Samsung is readying a software update to further mitigate the so-called issue.
Six months after launch, Google inexplicably still can't keep its phones in stock — and it continues to be a critical flaw with its phone strategy.
The Galaxy S8 launch hype is real, and Sprint is capitalizing on the buzz with a two-for-one deal that gives you two of the hottest Samsung phones for the price of one.
From the beginning Google Home wasn't going to make much sense if it was tied to a single account, and now several months after launch we have proper multi-user support for the connected smart speaker.
Cases that integrate external batteries can potentially fix your Galaxy S6's battery woes, and while they aren't a new idea they may be on your radar for the first time since picking up a GS6.
Two years on, the Galaxy S6 holds up well but doesn't provide the top-tier experience the latest phones do — the Galaxy S8 would be a great upgrade to make.
The hot new Galaxy S8 is here, and suddenly people with perfectly good Galaxy S7s are looking longingly at the order page considering an upgrade after a year (at most) with their phone.
Lithium-based batteries are inherently dangerous and not completely failproof, and that's bad news for Samsung when it's trying to launch a phone in the shadow of the Note 7.
To celebrate the success of Dash Charge introduced on the OnePlus 3 and build on its branding, OnePlus is now making an energy drink. Yes, an energy drink.
Google's Pixel and Pixel XL have won over the hearts and wallets of many since their introduction, but now they have new competition in the Galaxy S8 and S8+. Let's see how they compare side-by-side.
We set the LG G6 right up against its direct competition in the Galaxy S8 to see just how they compare — from overarching looks down to minute spec differences and feature distinctions.
What do you do when you're already on top? You create two of the most beautiful Android phones ever made. These are the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+!
For the past couple of generations, Samsung has been able to fit top-end specs and features into sleek and relatively compact devices, and that's the case again with the Galaxy S8 and S8+.
The Galaxy S8 and S8+ are the first phones with Bluetooth 5, which may not do much now but will be very important for getting ready for accessories in the future.
The leaks are all over, and we know a lot about the upcoming Galaxy S8 and S8+, but there's always more to learn at the official unveiling of any big phone.
After getting the G5 all wrong, LG had to nail the G6 — and it did, providing a great overall phone that skipped gimmicks and just did the basics right while matching the competition in specs and features.