Chinese technology company TECNO unveiled a new concept smartphone at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona: the SPARK Slim, billed as the world's thinnest smartphone at just 5.75mm thick. Greenland: Why is it valuable?

Google launched AI-powered scam detection features, which it says can help protect users from sophisticated fraud attempts.

Following the release of TVs such as the Roku Pro, picture enthusiasts have been looking for a product combining the best of both worlds -- a foolproof smart TV system with great image quality. Philips' OLED Roku TV certainly looks the part for filling this brief.

Samsung Electronics' main union in South Korea voted in favour of a wage increase deal on Wednesday, the company said.

If you want to take full advantage of your Samsung Galaxy S25 smartphone, you need to know about these features and tricks.

South Korea’s Samsung SDI Co. said it’s weighing the idea of another manufacturing plant in the US, signaling optimism about the market’s growth despite President Donald Trump rolling back subsidies for electric vehicles.

Andrew Lanxon takes us on a tour of Samsung Display's booth at Mobile World Congress 2025 in Barcelona. There, we get a sneak peek at concept devices Samsung has been working on, making screens stretchable,

Several tariffs came into force Tuesday, including the latest levy on imports from China. The move has raised questions about how prices for smartphones could be affected.

HSFTOOLS has announced the launch of the Finder S2, a smartphone-compatible thermal imaging camera designed for both professional and personal use. The device, which builds on the success of its predecessor,

The mobile OS's next update is expected earlier than ever. Its accelerated schedule is one Google imposed on itself.

The good news is that you can now back up an Android device without too much hassle and without taking up a huge chunk of your day. These instructions are written for Pixel and Galaxy phones, but the process for other Android handsets and tablets is similar.

Deutsche Telekom (DTEGY), the German telecommunication giant, and its U.S. subsidiary, T-Mobile (TMUS), are stirring up the smartphone industry