Latest articles, news and analysis in the Mobile category.
The Pixel 11 stands out by focusing on thermal efficiency and power management, delivering strong performance without premium pricing. Its smart design makes it ideal for small businesses where productivity and battery life are critical.
The iPhone 20 series introduces a revolutionary ultra-slim design with a 1.1mm frame and rounded profile, alongside significant hardware improvements that prioritize both aesthetics and functionality.
Krafton's PUBG: Blindspot has been shut down just two months after launching in early access, marking a swift end to its development cycle.
A new projector strips away the usual hassles, offering native app support and flexible power options that blur the line between TV and portable device.
The Galaxy S26's two chip variants reveal a 2 hour 38 minute battery life difference, highlighting the ongoing performance-efficiency split between Qualcomm and Samsung's mobile platforms.
The latest Exynos chip, built on Samsung’s advanced 2nm process, delivers strong performance but falls short on efficiency, raising questions about the real-world impact of next-gen manufacturing.
A catastrophic rainfall event in Taiwan, the worst in decades, is causing severe disruptions to TSMC's advanced fabrication plants. The flooding has forced temporary halts in production and raised concerns about supply chain stability and global tech product availability.
The 3nm node is no longer just a technical milestone—it’s becoming a gatekeeper for chipmakers, with capacity so limited that only long-standing partners are being prioritized. What does this mean for the rest of the industry?
Pearl Abyss is eyeing a Nintendo Switch 2 port of Crimson Desert while balancing long-term content plans and engine limitations, but key details remain uncertain. The studio also hints at mobile expansion and cautious mod support, signaling broader platform strategies.
A new generation of ARM-based processors is poised to challenge Intel’s dominance in high-performance computing, but the roadmap remains a cautious one—balancing ambition with practical limits.
The new Samsung Browser for Windows integrates agentic AI and cross-device continuity, offering a more fluid experience for users managing data-intensive workflows. It will be available on Windows 10 (version 1809+) and Windows 11, with AI features initially limited to South Korea and the U.S.
A rumored 200-megapixel sensor for future iPhones could push smartphone photography into uncharted territory, but its success depends on solving critical challenges—thermal efficiency, computational strain, and real-world usability.
Google’s Android has surpassed Apple’s iOS in web browsing performance, signaling a major shift in how users experience the internet on their devices. This development could prompt small businesses to reconsider platform choices for mobile workflows.
The new Galaxy Z Fold 8 condenses Samsung’s foldable formula into a more portable package without sacrificing performance or thermal efficiency.
Samsung's lead in the US foldable smartphone market is diminishing, with its share dropping below 50% for the first time. Industry experts suggest that Apple's upcoming iPhone Fold could further accelerate this trend, potentially reshaping competition and supply chain dynamics.
A MacBook Neo with 16GB RAM and a 512GB SSD maintains steady performance during long rendering sessions, video editing, and multitasking—all without fan noise or thermal throttling. This test reveals the trade-offs buyers face today.
A global platform merges device management, communication tools, and local advertising into one cohesive solution for businesses, offering seamless operations while prioritizing user privacy.
The Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions of Pokémon Champions will launch in late July, but the mobile version’s future remains uncertain, creating a split between console and handheld players.
