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How to run diagnostics on your Pixel
By Rajat Sharma last updated
Troubleshoot Your Pixel! Troubleshoot your Google Pixel in little to no time.
As Sony's mobile sales fall fast, I still don't know why Xperia exists — and that's the problem
By Brady Snyder published
The future of Xperia A research firm revealed that Sony's mobile sales fell hard and fast last year, losing out to Apple and Google even in its home market of Japan.
How to properly clean and disinfect your Android phone 2024
By Namerah Saud Fatmi last updated
Squeaky clean When was the last time you cleaned your phone? We'll wait.
Samsung wins with the most smartphone shipments of Q1 2024 as market grows
By Brady Snyder published
Market analysis Counterpoint Research has released its market analysis for smartphones shipments in the first quarter of 2024, and it's Samsung coming out on top.
There's a problem in tech, and it's your fault
By Andrew Myrick published
You're to blame The introduction of AI-based hardware only amplifies a bigger issue.
Moto G 5G 2024 vs. Moto G 5G 2023: Should you upgrade?
By Rajat Sharma published
G for Great! Check out our detailed Moto G 5G 2024 vs. Moto G 5G 2023 comparison to find out which one of these affordable Android phones would be right for you.
Early OnePlus 13 leaks point to redesign and upgraded fingerprint sensor
By Brady Snyder published
Fresh looks The new OnePlus 12 launched not too long ago, but early OnePlus 13 leaks indicate a redesign and improved fingerprint sensor might be on the way.
Samsung Galaxy A15 5G review: A decent phone for the price
By Brady Snyder published
Budget buy The Samsung Galaxy A15 5G is a fairly capable smartphone for $200, but you start to notice where Samsung cut corners in day-to-day performance.
Pixel 8 vs. Pixel 6: Major fixes and unresolved issues
By Michael L Hicks published
The Pixel 6 was a promising phone hampered by software issues. Does the Pixel 8 do enough two years later to justify an early switch?
You might be getting $5 from AT&T for last week's service outage
By Brady Snyder published
Is it enough? AT&T's service outage Thursday was feared to be the result of solar flares or cyberattacks, but the company confirmed it was just an error. To make it right, the AT&T is giving users $5.
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