Nokia is one of the most recognizable names in mobile phones, but they've also got a handful of other products they put their ...

Before smartphones, before wearable tech, and long before scrolling was a pastime, there was Nokia: the inventor of the indestructible ‘brick’ phone, Snake battles and custom ringtones. From the slick ...

In January alone, we're expecting to see new versions of three of the best Android phones on our list. OnePlus holds an online launch event on January 7 for the global roll out of the OnePlus 13 ...

The best cheap phones aren't anywhere near as flashy as the very best phones, but they do excel at the basics and, as a result, offer great value for money.

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While phones now include extra protection with an IP69 rating alongside IP68-rated protection, they might not be the best bet for outdoor activities. If you drop one of these phones while hiking ...

Artificial intelligence, or AI, is the phone world’s new favourite buzzword. Almost every upcoming smartphone has plans to incorporate machine learning and large language models in some form or ...

Not interested in spending a large sum on a flagship phone? Good news: you don’t have to. With solid specifications, good design, and plenty of features, the best affordable phones offer outstanding ...

The most popular phones feature a wide gamut of RAM sizes. At one end you have some of the best Android phones with as much as 12GB, 16GB, and even 24GB of RAM in rare cases. On the other hand ...

The best OnePlus phones are among the best Android phones money can buy, not least because they offer a unique combination of style and high-end specs. With eye-catching designs and unique Oxygen ...

Whether you want a new iPhone or an Android phone, these shopping tips will help you make the most of your money. Andrew Lanxon Editor At Large, Lead Photographer, Europe Andrew is CNET's go-to ...