Latest articles, news and analysis in the Mobile category.
The new Samsung Browser for Windows integrates agentic AI and cross-device continuity, offering a more fluid experience for users managing data-intensive workflows. It will be available on Windows 10 (version 1809+) and Windows 11, with AI features initially limited to South Korea and the U.S.
A rumored 200-megapixel sensor for future iPhones could push smartphone photography into uncharted territory, but its success depends on solving critical challenges—thermal efficiency, computational strain, and real-world usability.
Google’s Android has surpassed Apple’s iOS in web browsing performance, signaling a major shift in how users experience the internet on their devices. This development could prompt small businesses to reconsider platform choices for mobile workflows.
The new Galaxy Z Fold 8 condenses Samsung’s foldable formula into a more portable package without sacrificing performance or thermal efficiency.
Samsung's lead in the US foldable smartphone market is diminishing, with its share dropping below 50% for the first time. Industry experts suggest that Apple's upcoming iPhone Fold could further accelerate this trend, potentially reshaping competition and supply chain dynamics.
A MacBook Neo with 16GB RAM and a 512GB SSD maintains steady performance during long rendering sessions, video editing, and multitasking—all without fan noise or thermal throttling. This test reveals the trade-offs buyers face today.
A global platform merges device management, communication tools, and local advertising into one cohesive solution for businesses, offering seamless operations while prioritizing user privacy.
The Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions of Pokémon Champions will launch in late July, but the mobile version’s future remains uncertain, creating a split between console and handheld players.
A recent update to Outlook introduces a browser extension that alters search results, raising concerns about user privacy and control. The feature, designed to streamline email workflows, now forces users into Microsoft's ecosystem without clear opt-out options.
Samsung has achieved a significant milestone in semiconductor manufacturing, with its 2nm Gate-All-Around (GAA) process now reaching over 60% yield rates. This advancement could reshape the landscape for PC builders and chip designers, offering new pathways for efficiency and performance.
A one-time purchase app delivers lifetime access to advanced PDF tools, blending speed with precision—but supply constraints may limit its reach.
A new laptop leverages LG's ultra-fast display to deliver longer battery life without sacrificing visual quality, marking a shift in how mobile PCs balance power and efficiency.
Apple's latest M-series chips, the M5 Pro and M5 Max, introduce a custom-designed microarchitecture that enhances performance core capabilities while reducing power demand. This innovation could redefine how devices balance processing power and energy efficiency.
The second-generation AirPods Max headphones are expected to focus on refining battery life and audio quality rather than introducing major innovations, marking a subtle shift in Apple's approach to premium audio.
Microsoft is quietly expanding Windows 11’s hardware compatibility, allowing Arm-based chips to run native applications and pushing WSL2 adoption—without forcing users into a lock-in trap.
A limited-time offer cuts Surfshark’s multi-year plans to $2.19 per month, but IT teams must weigh long-term value against unconfirmed roadmap details.
A 16TB M.2 SSD has arrived with performance that defies storage norms, but its real-world impact on gaming and high-end computing remains uncertain.
A new no-code tool allows users to design and publish a functional website in minutes, eliminating the need for coding knowledge.
