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Motorola teases a World Cup edition Razr ahead of its January reveal

Motorola kicks off the year with a World Cup Edition Razr on Jan 6, giving the familiar foldable a fresh FIFA makeover.

Android Central · Jan 3

Moto G Power 2026 vs. Moto G Power 2025: Something's not right

The Moto G Power 2025 is not even a year old, and we already have the 2026 model. While it's not very different, is it still worth buying over the 2025 model?

Android Central · Jan 3

Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 FE vs. Galaxy Buds 3 Pro: Do you really need the best?

Samsung found major success with the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro, but do the cheaper Galaxy Buds 3 FE earn a similar mark? Here's how the earbuds compare.

Android Central · Jan 3

Google Chrome on Android is getting a big upgrade for people who hate ads

Google is rolling out a new Reading mode for Android devices that makes it much easier to use.

Tom’s Guide · Jan 2

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra vs OnePlus 15: Which Android heavyweight is right for you?

Should you buy the OnePlus 15 today, or wait for Samsung’s next flagship? Our Galaxy S26 Ultra vs. OnePlus 15 comparison can help you plan.

Tom’s Guide · Jan 2

You can't buy this new Nothing Phone design but you'll wish you could

This CMF by Nothing concept harks back to compact phones of the past – and possibly the future?

T3 · Jan 2

ARPANET standardized TCP/IP on this day in 1983 — 43-year-old standard set the foundations for today’s Internet

On January 1, 1983, ARPANET system architects initiated the cutover from the existing NCP to TCP/IP on all hosts.

Tom’s Hardware · Jan 1

Galaxy A17 5G and Tab A11 Plus show how far Samsung’s budget lineup has come

Samsung’s latest budget devices borrow more than expected from its premium playbook.

Android Central · Jan 1

Will 8K TVs finally take over in 2026?

At CES 2026, brands like LG, Samsung, Sony and TCL will show off many of their newest TVs. But of all the QLEDs, OLEDs and Mini-LED TCs that could make an appearance, will any of them feature 8K resolution? Here's what you need to know about the state of 8K…

Tom’s Guide · Jan 1

Verizon just made YouTube TV cheaper — but only if you’re on the right plan

Verizon customers can now snag YouTube TV for just $63 a month, saving a solid $120 total if you're a new subscriber ready to bundle.

Android Central · Dec 31, 2025