Hayato Huseman

Developer previews aren't meant for daily use by any means, but it turns out even the earliest build of Android 12 runs just fine for the most part — at least, on the Pixel 5.

It's looking more and more likely that Google will soon be releasing its own foldable phone, akin to Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 2. But what exactly might that entail? We have a few ideas.

Samsung is finally rolling out the stable Android 11 build, including One UI 3.1, to last year's top of the line devices, introducing a myriad of camera software improvements and UI improvements.

The Pixel 4 was discontinued last fall, before its successor even arrived. But if you can find a good enough deal on one, is it still worth considering against newer devices like the Pixel 5?

The first developer preview of Android 12 just dropped for Pixel devices, and while many of its improvements are under the hood, there are still some visual tweaks and new features worth exploring.

People have prophesying the end of tablets for years now, but even as foldables become more refined and accessible, these giant touchscreen devices don't seem to be in much danger just yet.

Samsung's latest flagship phones are more powerful, more visually distinct, and take better photos than ever before — all at a $200 price reduction over last year's models.

TCL's two latest phones kick off the company's 20 Series range of devices, offering improved NXTVISION display technology and aggressively affordable 5G connectivity.