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Smartphones are the most personal devices we own, keeping us connected at all times and acting as the heart of our tech lives. We may not spend much time actually speaking on them these days, but we use a phone for virtually everything else.
Smartphones today typically fall into one of two categories: iPhone or Android. iPhones are the most popular smartphones overall and offer entry into the much coveted Apple exosystem, where they can be paired with Apple Watches, iPads, and MacBooks for greater inter-device connectivity.
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Every notification takes 7 seconds of your attention, according to a study
Notifications steal seven seconds of your focus according to a new study, but there are ways to avoid this.
Samsung adds AirDrop to more Galaxy devices, but there’s a big catch
One of Apple’s best features is coming to more Samsung Galaxy devices, but it’s a little buggy.
You can now buy an iPhone 17 Pro with a piece of Steve Jobs' turtleneck
Caviar is back with another custom-made, limited edition iPhone, which carries a piece of Apple history.
WhatsApp is getting a native CarPlay app — and you can grab the beta version now
There's now a beta version of WhatsApp for CarPlay, giving you access to most of WhatsApp's core features.
Gboard could soon get a useful feature you probably assumed it already had
A beta version of Gboard contains a Bluetooth microphone toggle, so you won't have to rely on your phone's mic for voice typing.
I like some of Samsung's innovations on the Galaxy S26 Ultra — but here's why I'm sticking with my iPhone
As a recent iPhone convert, I thought Samsung’s new Galaxy S26 Ultra would lure me back to Android, but I’m staying put.
Apple pushes 'critical' software alerts to iPhones with outdated software
Apple is taking an additional step to keep older iPhones protected from the latest exploits.
The Honor Magic 8 Pro Air proves thin phones aren't just a gimmick
After spending time with the Honor Magic 8 Pro Air, I'm hopeful for the future of thin phones.
