James Rogerson

The Met Police and Apple want to make stolen phones useless, and progress is already being made on that front.

Siri's AI overhaul is apparently different from rival services, with two Apple execs claiming that it won't date you, but will instead protect your privacy.

The T1 by Trump Mobile is seemingly almost identical to the HTC U24 Pro, with just a few small differences.

Screen Reactions has landed in the latest Android 17 beta, letting you record yourself and your screen at the same time.

A certification listing suggests the Garmin Cirqa might lack GPS, so you'll be reliant on your phone.

The biggest hint yet that a foldable iPhone is in the works has just been shared by Apple itself.

The Meta AI app has quietly had facial recognition code added to it, which could one day allow the company's smart glasses to identify people.

Instagram Plus bulks up the app with numerous new and improved features for those prepared to pay, and early reactions haven't been positive.

Google has a wealth of Android updates planned this month, covering security, style, reading, and more.

The ongoing memory crisis risks eliminating low-cost smartphones, with the whole industry struggling as a result.

Our poll suggests that the iPhone Ultra won't be a runaway hit, but it might still be somewhat successful for Apple.

A photo of Samsung's rumored wider foldable has emerged, as has a comparison image showing it alongside the narrower option.

Lidl's new balcony battery lets you store solar energy to use later or in an emergency, potentially saving you money or keeping the lights on.

The Samsung Galaxy S26 FE could have a new camera block and a new chipset, but not much else.

Your Motorola phone might be hijacking the Amazon app to add affiliate codes, but the weird circumstances surrounding this situation suggest it might not have been intended.

The iPhone 19 Pro will reportedly have a quad-curved screen, though this isn't actually a new idea.

It seems the Trump Mobile site isn't particularly secure, which is bad news for customers.

Samsung will reportedly launch a Galaxy S27 Pro next year, with near-identical specs to the S27 Ultra but a smaller screen.

Small print on the Gemini Intelligence site reveals that most pre-2026 phones won't get access to the software, including the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Pixel 9 series, and more.