Smartphones

The Samsung Galaxy S10 family of devices just hit the market. That means we have a new slate of SquareTrade Breakability tests to dig through.

Mobile World Congress saw the launch of a number of foldable phones as the latest smartphone trend kicked it into high gear. We're here to tell you why we need to pump the breaks on these technological marvels for the time being.

After months of taking heat from the U.S. government and security officials, Chinese smartphone maker Huawei has decided to strike back, filing a lawsuit against Congress's ban against its products.

According to internal Apple documents, iPhones that contain a third party battery will now be eligible for repair by one of Apple's Authorized Service Providers (AASP) or Genius Bars.

A recent patent filing from Apple suggests that the company is exploring a way use the iPhone screen as a delivery vehicle for sound.

We're just a day into MWC 2019 out in Barcelona, but 5G and foldable phone launches are already dominating the conversation.

With everything we’ve seen from recent foldable phones introductions, there’s plenty of cause for concern for this still-so-new tech market.

LG Innotek introduced a 3D sensor with the potential to extend beyond face identification. The smartphone can perceive spatial information and movement of an object, which opens up the possibility for the sensor to be used as a no-touch input method for various pieces of technology.

At its Galaxy Unpacked event, Samsung launched a whole lot of new tech, including five new phones, some wearables, earbuds, and—of course—its brand new foldable smartphone.

LG Innotek announced a new 3D sensing module that could alter the way users interact with their smartphones. The module will ship in the upcoming LG G8ThinQ phone.