The Pixel 4a has a lot going for it in the mid-range segment, but can it compete with the iPhone SE? Let's take a closer look and find out.
Another year, another flagship from both Samsung and Apple. There are plenty of reasons to buy a phone besides its software, so which phone is the right choice for you?
If you're switching from iPhone to Android, transferring your contacts to your new phone is just a backup, an import, and an email away!
iOS 14 was officially unveiled yesterday during WWDC, and the big takeaway is that it looks a lot like Android. What are your thoughts on it?
Tech pundits across the spectrum have been singing the praises of the new iPhone SE. By and large, that's due not to the device's hardware chops, but its software support.
While Android may be our favorite mobile operating system, that's not to say we absolutely hate iOS. In fact, some of our AC forum members recently started talking about certain aspects of it that they quite like.
The iPhone SE and Moto G Power approach the mid-range smartphone market in two very different ways. Depending on your wants/needs, either one makes for an excellent purchase. Here's our full comparison!
If you're shopping for a new mid-range phone, the Moto G Stylus and iPhone SE are bound to be on your shortlist. Can't decide which one to get? We're here to help.
The OnePlus 7T continues to be one of the best phones in the market today, but with the iPhone SE (2020) available for $100 less, there is an exciting new contender in the value segment. Should you go with the OnePlus 7T or pick up the iPhone SE (2020)? Let's find out.
The Samsung Galaxy A51 and iPhone SE share the same price tag, but are both deserving of an equal recommendation? Here's a comparison of how the two phones stack up against each other!
People are pretty excited about the iPhone SE. We can't blame them either, seeing as how it's arguably one of the best smartphone deals around. That said, if you're a long-time Android fan, there's nothing about the phone that makes it worth switching away from your preferred OS.
The Pixel 3a and the iPhone SE are two of the best smartphones you can buy for under $400. Which one ultimately reigns supreme?
Before you burn this article with your hot takes in an online flame war, just hear me out. Google makes some of its best apps on iOS (in fact, they're some of the best apps on iOS, period). So why can't you call the new $400 iPhone SE a great Google phone? I think you can!
Google is expanding eSIM support for its carrier subsidiary. Previously exclusive to just the Pixel line, the feature now also works for the latest batch of iPhones, albeit with some caveats.
Apple made headlines yesterday with the unveiling of its $399 iPhone SE. Are you interested in the phone at all?
The iPhone SE will perform faster and is more future-proof than the Android flagship in your hands right now.
The iPhone SE 2020 is here, and it brings a lot to the table. The phone is powered by the A13 Bionic — the most powerful mobile chipset in the world — and you also get IP67 water resistance, wireless charging, and 18W wired charging. And you get all of this for just $399.
Even though I write for Android Central, I still carry an iPhone around and use it on a daily basis. The time has come to phase that out, and I'm thinking the OnePlus 8 or 8 Pro is going to be the phone that fully pulls me out of Apple's walled garden.
Working from home is no easy task, but if you have an iPhone, it can be a lot more enjoyable. Seriously!
Making the switch from iPhone to Android? Here's everything you need to know before jumping the fence!