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Honor is aiming to cement itself as one of the world’s most competitive, desirable smartphone brands in 2020 with a host of new handsets scheduled for release just before the New Year arrives. So what do these devices have to offer and will taking

Next year will see the first real arrival of 5G ready smartphones that are aimed at mainstream audiences. These come with a wealth of new handsets sporting ultra fast connectivity set to launch over the course of 2020. A new report from IDC suggests

Samsung is one of the world’s biggest mobile brands, yet in order to keep this title it needs to consistently release fresh smartphones year after year. 2020 will see the Samsung Galaxy S11 hit the market, with an announcement expected in January or

While Samsung may be blazing a trail with its flexible, fairly fragile Galaxy Fold at the moment, rival LG is attempting to increase the available screen space in a less challenging way courtesy of the G8X ThinQ. It may have a somewhat clunky

The original Motorola Razr was one of the most iconic flip phones of its generation, inspiring myriad copycats and making an appearance in the palms of some of the most famous people in the world. Its features and design have long since been rendered

Anyone who loves buying gadgets at bargain prices will know that it makes sense to wait until the Black Friday weekend rolls around each year. This is when retailers offer the steepest discounts on even the most impressive and appealing

Alexa is now a staple feature in many households thanks to the popularity of Amazon’s own-brand Echo range of smart speakers. However, the virtual assistant service could soon become still more ubiquitous in a portable context, thanks to the creation

When Samsung’s first foldable phone, the Galaxy Fold was soft-launched earlier this year and provided to a number of professional reviewers, there was an almost instant backlash because of issues with build quality, design and durability which soon

High resolution photography has been achievable on mobile devices for some time now, and for the past few years, it has seemed as though the megapixel arms race was over, replaced instead with efforts to cram more and more lenses onto