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The Oukitel WP70 Ultra features a 16,000mAh battery and thermal imaging
By James Rogerson Published
The Oukitel WP70 Ultra combines an enormous battery with solid specs and some eye-catching features for adventurers.

Google Messages adds chat themes and custom wallpaper support
By James Rogerson Published
You can now set custom wallpapers and themes in Google Messages, and it's easy to do so.

The Enough Phone plans to offer a compact alternative to the ancient iPhone 13 mini
By James Rogerson Published
The Enough Phone should serve fans of compact handsets thanks to its 5.3-inch screen, but it still needs funding.

Google Messages bug that's driving users crazy is finally on Google's radar
By David Nield Published
A significant number of users are having trouble getting their group chats to behave in Google Messages.

‘Surprise and Shine’ — Apple reveals when to tune into its September event and teases what’s coming — here’s what to expect and how we might finally meet a folding iPhone
By Jacob Krol Published
Mark your calendars: the next big Apple event is September 9, 2026, as Apple has just made its annual September event official by sending out invitations with the tagline "Surprise and shine."

Apple Maps users rebel against new ads that you can't turn off
By James Rogerson Published
After being announced earlier this year, adverts are now starting to appear in Apple Maps for users in the US and Canada.

The latest retro Nokia phone has a flashlight and a built-in power bank
By David Nield Published
There's lots to like about the Nokia 300 Charge, including a power bank mode and expandable storage.

Google has sneaked a mysterious new app onto your Android phone
By James Rogerson Published
Android Pulse is a new app that might already be on your phone, and while you can't interact with it, it's likely doing some good.

A new app expands the Pixel 11 Pro’s HiLight LED functionality
By James Rogerson Published
HiLight Studio is a new app that makes HiLight what it should have been out of the box, but this isn't the simplest of things to install.

Android users beware — if you own one of these budget smartphones, your device could be hacked with a simple video call
By Christian Cawley Published
Security researchers uncover exploit on budget smartphones equipped with a Unisoc system-on-chip, initiated by starting a video call and able to grant root access to an attacker
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