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The Galaxy S24 Ultra boasts a new titanium frame, a massive (now flat) screen, 7 years of OS updates, and a range of AI tools. Priced at $1,299, the S24 Ultra comes $100 more than its predecessor though, while offering a less powerful telephoto zoom.

Alternate app stores and browser engines are EU-only though

The program was launched back in August 2022

Many consumers keep the same phone for over 40 months

Apple's hiring and research indicates a big AI unveiling this year

The Pixel 9-series is expected to launch in October 2024

Imagine a BlackBerry with an E-Ink display

Some of the apps extort borrowers using stolen data from their phones

Researchers worry about privacy, but concerns are largely overblown

4x more scratch resistant to micro scratches than competitive aluminosilicate cover glass

The company has new, petty guidelines for developers that don't want to do business the Apple way

Clearly, it's time for a new approach

Making life easier for end users and harder for spammers

Will they really represent "a new era of mobile"?

Fan custom project achieves impressive shrinkage, but still requires external power

The ROG Phone 8 Pro features improved cameras, a powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC, and impressive battery life

The first time Apple has been global leader

Some members of Capitol Hill are angry about Apple's inaction

Bringing budget competition to the Steam Deck?

Vivaldi 6.5 for Android can now sync your browser history across all platforms. It also introduces search engine customization for private tabs and adds search suggestion shortcuts.

If you have $3,500 burning a hole in your pocket, preorders start on January 19

The new HP Spectre x360 14 is a 2-in-1 laptop featuring Intel's latest Core Ultra chips, a 120Hz OLED screen and an impressive 9MP webcam. However, the absence of a discrete GPU and the high price tag might be drawbacks for some.

Beating consoles for the last decade, but mobile rules supreme

Immersive View enhancements to provide more informative directions

Akin to an "involuntary subscription"