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I love big phones and I cannot lie — and here are the best you can buy right now
By Richard Priday Last updated
Here are the best big phones with screens 6.5 inches or larger. They boast long battery life and offer immersive displays for watching media.

iPhone 18 Pro Max battery leak suggests big changes are coming — what we know
By Tom Pritchard Published
Apple could be pushing iPhone 18 Pro Max's battery even bigger with a major increase to capacity.

You can turn your old phone into a free dashcam in just 3 steps — here's how
By Kaycee Hill Published
Got an old iPhone or Android gathering dust? Turn it into a dashcam with this simple guide.

I just got both my battery packs confiscated at a Chinese airport, and I wish I’d known about this one thing before flying
By Jason England Published
I just had my portable power banks confiscated by airport security in China. Here is the strict mandatory "3C" logo regulation you need to check before flying.

iPhone 18 Pro rumor — $200 more and now just 3 colors?
By Scott Younker Published
A new leak claims that Apple will only offer the iPhone 18 Pro in three colors.

Best phones 2026 tested — our top picks
By John Velasco Last updated
These are the best phones you can buy at a wide range of prices based on our extensive testing and head-to-head comparisons.

Samsung teases new Galaxy Z Fold 8 design ahead of Unpacked — 'bold stroke, new shape'
By Jason England Last updated
Samsung officially wiped its Instagram to tease a wide, passport-shaped Galaxy Z Fold 8.

Android 17 drops lockscreen guess limits from 1,800 to 20 — here's what that means for you
By Tom Pritchard Published
Android 17 is making it harder for hackers to crack your lock screen, which means a very strict limit on how many times you can guess a passcode.

Google Maps actually defaults to the slowest route now — here's how to fix it
By Kaycee Hill Last updated
Google Maps now defaults to fuel-efficient routes that can be slower. Disable this setting to get fastest navigation.

Major security holes in AirDrop and QuickShare put your phone at risk of attack — here's how to protect yourself
By Tom Pritchard Published
Researchers just found ways hackers could exploit AirDrop and Quick Share to make your life miserable — here's what you need to know, and what you can do about it.
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