Category Mobile Tech

Apple just announced the iPhone 16e, providing a much-needed upgrade over the incredibly outdated iPhone SE. While the 16e is more expensive than the phone it’s replacing, it’s still much cheaper than the Galaxy S25 and Pixel 9. All while…

Oppo unveiled the Reno13 and Reno13 Pro last November in China, which were introduced for international markets – including India and Vietnam – earlier last month. We recently got our hands on the Oppo Reno13 Pro, and here are our…

You probably didn’t use Amazon’s Android Appstore because very few people do. Outside of Kindle and FireTV devices, the Amazon Appstore is simply an afterthought; one that isn’t as good as what you already have installed from Google. That’s surely…

(Update 2/21 1:01 PM): OnePlus finally took to X to address concerns about the glaring typo on its Watch 3. What you need to know OnePlus just launched its Watch 3 and those who have received the watch already have…

Apple has a new iPhone member – gone is the SE, say hello to the iPhone 16e. “e” for “economical”? Not if you’re in Europe, where the phone starts from €700 – $599 if you’re in the US. The iPhone…

When Casio first announced its smart ring, I almost thought it was an early April Fool’s joke. Never having owned the Casio GMW-B5000 that it’s based on — or any Casio watch — the nostalgia factor never affected me. I…

The iPhone SE (2025) iPhone 16e is the first Apple device to launch in 2025 and its arrival left us with several question marks. What’s up with the price hike? While it starts at $599 in the U.S., the 16e…

What you need to know Fitbit has started rolling out v214.22 to the Charge 6, Inspire 3, Sense 2, and Versa 4. The patch brings a Bluetooth security upgrade for Fitbit’s trackers while all four devices receive new “status indicators.”…

The iPhone SE is dead, long live the iPhone e! Okay, this may be an unfortunate development for some of you as the SE was the smallest iPhone and it was by far the cheapest. What now? The Apple iPhone…

What you need to know Google is informing headphone users with Assistant support that the AI helper will lose its “touch-and-hold” function for notifications and the ability to reply. A post states users will soon have to say “Hey Google”…