Phones
Simple phone brand Emporia launches in the UK
The legacy of simple mobile phones has long been dominated by the big players, Doro and Nokia. But Emporia is taking aim at the UK market, with 4G simple phones...
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip review: should you Fold or Flip?
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip is now on sale, which means the tech giant has two foldables for you to choose from. If you’re comfortable spending more than £1,000 on a...
More than one billion Android devices at risk of malware threats
Just over 40% of Android users worldwide are no longer receiving vital security updates, potentially putting them at risk of malware, data loss and cyber attacks.
5 mobile phone brands that caught our eye in MWC week
Although MWC was cancelled, many have still gone ahead with their scheduled announcements. We’ve rounded up the highlights and picked five brands that have caught our eye – from foldable phones to sparkly new flagships.
Oppo A9 2020 review: cheap mobile phone aces Which? battery life test
Almost a year after its debut in the UK, Oppo continues to launch affordable smartphones with specs rarely found outside premium models costing upwards of £1,000. And the £220 A9...
Five ways the Galaxy Z Flip is more cutting-edge than the Razr
Samsung eulogised in typical fashion about the new core additions to its S20 range at this year’s unpacked event, but it was the product that opened the show that caused...
Is the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra the ultimate camera phone?
Samsung’s smartphone launches usually have a standout model, and certainly in terms of traditionally designed smartphones, this year it’s the S20 Ultra. From its mammoth 6.9-inch display to its range...
Unpacked 2020: Samsung unveils new Galaxy S20 smartphones
Ten years after unveiling its first ever Galaxy S series mobile phone to the market, Samsung has marked the occasion with its most competitive offering to date: a range of large-screen, camera-focused phones that aim to set a new premium standard.
Motorola Razr vs Galaxy Fold 5G: how a contract on a foldable could cost an extra £500
The unique Motorola Razr has landed, but it certainly doesn't come cheap. If you're set on buying it now, going for a contract is the only option, and unfortunately you'll be paying through the nose to do so.
Cheap mobile phones under £300 reviewed: Realme, Motorola and Honor
If you're balking at spending hundreds of pounds on smartphone features you won't often use, you're in luck. Budget-friendly brands like Realme, Motorola and Honor are making that decision even easier to make.