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Apple and Google harden their smartphones against hackers and governments
As techniques used by criminals and law enforcement become known, the two leading smartphone makers are adapting to protect user data.
The Asus ROG Phone brings binned CPUs and ultrasonic shoulder buttons to mobile gaming
The only thing more amazing than the ROG Phone is the incredible array of gaming peripherals that Asus designed alongside it.
Flaccid phone features foment ‘flagship fatigue’
The smartphone market isn’t growing. Average phone prices are declining. And brash smartphone startups are going out of business. That’s the good news.
14 wireless chargers for Apple's iPhone X
Thinking about wireless charging now that the iPhone supports it? We've compiled a list of Qi-enabled chargers that will pair perfectly with Apple's top-end phone, as well as the iPhone 8 or 8+ and various Android devices.
WWDC 2018 preview: What can we expect?
Apple’s annual developers conference is the most important event in the company calendar, and it begins June 4. Aside from iOS 12, what’s on tap?
14 easy ways to cut back on data use in Android
Trimming back your Android data use can save you or your employer a bundle on your phone bill — and with little downside. So what are you waiting for?
Android versions: A living history from 1.0 to today
Explore Android's ongoing evolution with this visual timeline of versions, starting B.C. (before Cupcake) and going all the way to Oreo.
Google Lens: 6 new features we can't wait to try out
With everything from text recognition to real-time results, Google Lens is leaping into the future.
iPhone vs. Android: Why the iPhone X notch is showing up on Androids
Apple’s iPhone X, with its all-new design and — dare we say it? — 'top-notch' display, is a clear example of form following function. So why are Android smartphone makers jumping on the notch bandwagon?
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Mingis on Tech: When it comes to Android phones, a notch too far?
The all-screen design of Apple's iPhone X necessitated a 'notch' at the top of the display for various cameras and sensors. So Android phone makers naturally (notchurally?) did the same thing.
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LG G7 ThinQ notch options
Whether you love the notch or hate the notch, LG's new flagship phone, the G7 ThinQ, has you covered.
10 reasons to love the secret Surface Phone
The rumor mill says Microsoft is working on a dual-screen, clamshell Windows 10 mobile device. Just don’t call it ‘Courier.’
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Mingis on Tech: All about Android security
Google's Android operating system sometimes gets unfairly maligned as being weak on security. Computerworld blogger JR Raphael explains why that's a misconception.
How to use a strong passcode to better secure your iPhone
With at least two companies selling technology that can be used by law enforcement and government agencies to unlock iPhones, this would be a good time to safeguard your information with a stronger passcode. Here's how.
Samsung Galaxy S9: The best tips and tricks
Make your new Galaxy S9 as useful as possible by exercising these software features and options.
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