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The idea of merging a smartwatch and a smartphone into a single device has been floating around the industry for years, mostly because the obvious inconvenience is right there: two screens on two separate devices, one tiny and worn on the wrist, the other large and kept in a pocket, each doing essentially half the…
E Ink phones have spent years selling one idea: a calmer screen, a longer battery, and a slower relationship with your phone. That promise has almost always come with a catch. You’d get the paper-like display but lose the processing power. You’d get the focus-friendly software but sacrifice half the apps you actually need. The…
Months after analysts warned that AI-driven demand for memory chips would ripple through consumer electronics, India is providing the strongest evidence yet that the disruption has arrived, with rising handset prices reshaping the smartphone market. The memory chips in question — RAM and storage components — are the same ones tech giants need by the…
PROS: Eye-catching designs that deliver a strong visual identity Color-changing Thermo Orange opens DIY possibilities Clous de Paris-inspired button makes AI more tactile and personal Decent performance and strong value for its price CONS: No dedicated telephoto or ultra-wide cameras Infinix HOT 70 (non-Pro) is limited to 4G networks only RATINGS: AESTHETICS ERGONOMICS PERFORMANCE SUSTAINABILITY…
Update July 16, 2026 (3:00 am PT): OnePlus said that the company won’t launch new products in Europe and North America. “After careful assessment, OnePlus will no longer launch new products in Europe and North America. All users’ rights and interests, including after-sales support and software updates, will remain fully guaranteed,” it said in a…
The back of a smartphone has historically been the least interesting real estate on the device. A logo, some camera lenses, and a flat slab of glass or metal. Nothing phones started to change that conversation a few years ago by threading LED strips through their transparent backs to indicate calls, charges, and timers with…
E Ink phones have built a devoted following among people who’ve grown tired of the toll a conventional smartphone screen takes on their eyes. The technology’s reflective nature means less eye strain over long sessions, better outdoor readability, and dramatically lower battery drain. The problem has always been what happens when you need your phone…
Touch controls on smartphones are a compromise most mobile gamers have learned to live with. They work well enough for casual games designed around them, but the moment you try running a classic arcade title or an emulated game that expects physical buttons, things fall apart quickly. Your thumbs slide off invisible buttons, precision goes…
Screens keep getting sharper and brighter, though the one complaint that never goes away is eye fatigue. LCDs and OLEDs are impressive, but both still rely on backlit panels aimed directly at your eyes, hour after hour. The e-reader crowd has long known that E-Ink is easier to live with, though swapping your daily phone…
PROS: Excellent QWERTY keyboard Thoughtful software features Sharp 4.03-inch AMOLED display CONS: 33W charging feels a little slow Cameras are unremarkable Mono speaker lacks depth RATINGS: AESTHETICS ERGONOMICS PERFORMANCE SUSTAINABILITY / REPAIRABILITY VALUE FOR MONEY EDITOR’S QUOTE: The Titan 2 Elite is not a keyboard phone for the sake of nostalgia. It is a thoughtfully…