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Any modern mobile could be considered a gaming phone, given the widespread availability of interactive apps and the surprising power that today's handsets pack within their ever-growing dimensions. However, some manufacturers realise that there is a

Apple has been a huge player in the tech market for decades, yet there are some niches that it has failed to corner as resoundingly as it would hope. Video streaming, dominated by the likes of Netflix and Amazon, is just one area into which the

Microsoft continues to push for its share of the laptop market with the Surface Book 2 range and the current-generation model has just received a small but significant upgrade which could tip the balance in terms of its appeal to

The death and subsequent revival of the Nokia brand has been the subject of much discussion amongst long time mobile fans who loved the Finnish firm’s early phones and were sad to see it fail to achieve success in the touchscreen era. In 2019,

Tablets may not be the must-have gadgets they once were, but they remain incredibly useful for portable productivity and entertainment, which is why most major manufacturers are still introducing new models. Samsung is amongst the most prolific

As the iPad heads towards celebrating almost a decade on the market, it is impressive that Apple’s premium tablet computer is still thriving. The market for tablets has been eroded by big screen smartphones such as Apple’s own iPhone X, yet the

The first set of truly flexible, foldable smartphones is set to arrive this year, bringing with it a new era of mobile technology that could really shake things up. Some of the biggest names in the business are working on their own foldable

Samsung is the undoubted king of the high end Android smartphone market, with its Galaxy S line-up regularly re-writing the rules as to what a modern mobile should deliver to users. This year, the Galaxy S10 is the South Korean firm’s flagship, with

The once almighty iPad has been put on the backburner by Apple for some time, with the focus turning to its ever-increasing range of iPhone handsets. Tablet sales have suffered, as consumers switch to mobiles with bigger screens, making gadget