All you need is a Swippitt phone case and the company's charging hub to get a fresh battery swapped in seconds.

If your phone is more than a few years old it might not be safe to use. Here's why, and how you can protect yourself.

Swippitt, a toaster-sized unit, allows users to swap a dead phone battery with a fully charged one within seconds.

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Artificial intelligence, or AI, is the phone world’s new favourite buzzword. Almost every upcoming smartphone has plans to incorporate machine learning and large language models in some form or ...

The first wave of next-generation Android phones has launched, with major Chinese players like HONOR, OnePlus, OPPO, and others all revealing their wares. This is just the start, though ...

Modern advances in processor and screen technologies mean that today's budget smartphones can hold their own against even the best flagship Android phones. Even the most bargain-basement phones no ...

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Samsung has gone further. And its latest update shows that Galaxy phones are about to change forever. Per SammyFans on Tuesday, “Samsung has rolled out a new update for the Auto Blocker feature ...

This change affects users with phones released 9 to 10 years ago. In contrast, iPhone users will have until May 2025 to update their older devices. To continue using the app, affected users will need ...

They're taking better photos, as you can see in our various 200-photo face-offs between the best camera phones. They're delivering ... we're talking about a 5,000 mAh cell. You should be able ...