Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is the most powerful Android phone in the market. We used it for a while and here's our final thoughts.

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Though Illinois is home ... The iPhone 17 Air could be the outlier with a titanium frame, he noted. Additionally, the iPhone 17 Pro Max could have a narrower Dynamic Island, thanks to a smaller ...

Many basic iPhone features use the Dynamic Island including Face ID unlock, AirDrop, and Personal Hotspot. There are third-party apps that count steps, follow recipes, track flights, and more using ...

The most prominent design element is a raised, circular camera island ... With the 3a and 3a Pro, Nothing also seems to finally be going with a triple rear camera layout, which is extremely ...

iPhone 17 Pro (Rumored) As we inch closer to the next iPhone launch ... The horizontal camera bar might complement the Dynamic Island notch on the front, creating visual consistency between the ...

The iPhone became the country’s bestselling smartphone, surpassing a host of domestic rivals. But that reign is over—a casualty, in part, of the escalating U.S.-China technology Cold War.

What's more, it boasts a clever layout that incorporates ... the culinary area also has an island with eat-in counter, where the dwellers can work from home, host guests, and have family dinners.

At least one leaker has said the iPhone 17 Pro Max will get a narrower Dynamic Island thanks to the help of a "metalens" design for Face ID. This type of flat lens uses metasurfaces to focus light ...

New images from a reasonably accurate leaker show renders of iPhone 17 Pro Max case that detail a significant ... As well as a new camera layout, it's previously been claimed that the iPhone ...

Out of lockstep by a few months as always, the ultimate Galaxy and the best iPhone ever meet again. The S25 Ultra is low on dramatic changes, the 16 Pro Max was ... reflective screen is a real ...

But Home was the original iPhone’s sole front-facing button. It stuck around for years, as a comforting circle beneath your thumb. Wherever you were within any iPhone (or, later, iPad) app, one click ...