If you're an Android user yearning for faster charging speeds, you may want to explore Chinese-brand phones — but how do they support faster charging, anyway?
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Think any USB-C brick will deliver top speeds? Google's new flagship requires specific high-voltage PPS hardware to actually unlock its fastest charging times.
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The company's quietly installing Pulse on people's phones, with the Play Store saying it's been downloaded more than 10 million times.
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Motorola typically decides the support period on a phone-by-phone basis, which can make it tricky to know exactly how many years of updates you can expect.
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If using your phone as a passenger makes you feel sick, Android 17 has a new accessibility feature that may help. Pixel owners are beginning to see it already.
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Not everyone knows that Sony had entered the smartphone market to begin with, but now, it's technically stopped making phones — emphasis on "technically."
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If you're looking to get your hands on the latest iteration of Motorola's Razr phone, you may be able to get one for free from T-Mobile. Here's how.
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A Google Maps bug is rearing its head again, but this time its affecting a Maps feature Android Auto users rely on for travel times.
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Motorola's Razr Fold takes on Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 at the same $1,900 price, with one key hardware advantage that could sway potential buyers.
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If you're not happy with the sound coming from your Samsung phone, some adjustments can help. Enable these settings to instantly improve your audio quality.
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Video recording on Android is already competent enough but not perfect, and a popular Android app aims to make the app run better for users.
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OnePlus included the High Performance mode in its phones to force the CPU and GPU to run at higher clock speeds, but this uses up considerably more battery.
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Customization is one edge Android holds over Apple. Make your phone personal with Android icon packs that tailor your screen's visual aesthetic.
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Thinking about switching from Samsung to a Google Pixel? These key differences could shape your experience after leaving the Galaxy ecosystem.
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If you want a sub-$100 Android phone that isn't totally useless, there are three specific buckets to pull from. None are ideal, but they might get the job done.
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OnePlus phones are getting harder to find in the U.S., but Amazon still has several worthwhile models across different prices and form factors.
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Flip smart phones are becoming more common every year, and this year many consumers will find themselves choosing between the Razr+ and Galaxy Z Flip 8.
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Android Auto can be incredibly convenient during a long commute, and even more convenient if you can connect your phone via Bluetooth.
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While no app can replace a well-made tool, these Android apps can definitely help when you're in a tough spot during your next home improvement project.
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OnePlus might be packing up and leaving the United States market, but that doesn't mean it's dropping support for all of its American users.
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While the OnePlus 15 is a solid package, it isn't the best value for money smartphone out there. Here are some competing Android devices that are also cheaper.
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Thinking about moving from the Pixel 10 to Pixel 11? Here’s what to consider before spending on Google’s latest flagship smartphone upgrade.
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Several Motorola phones from 2022, 2023, and 2024 are losing software support in 2026. Most are G-series devices, but a few others have made the fateful list.
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The beauty of Android lies in the sheer variety of options available. These phones actually see in the dark, and they all do a few things other phones can't.
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CMF phones have some very distinct features that resemble the Nothing-branded phones, yet are considerably more affordable, which is impressive.
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The Nokia G310 5G and Nokia XR21 are reaching their end-of-life dates soon. With HMD having pulled out of the U.S. in 2025, this marks the end of an era.
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The Nothing Phone (4b) is sort of a sequel to the Nothing Phone (4a), but also a significantly more difficult value proposition than its predecessor.
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