Sascha Segan

A small phone like the iPhone 12 mini could break us out of our pandemic-induced nightly doomscroll. But photography enthusiasts might prefer the huge iPhone 12 Pro Max. Here's what we're working with.

Elon Musk's Starlink satellite internet project is faster than its retail competitors, according to data from Ookla Speedtest Intelligence. But then again, nobody is really using it yet.

Network equipment provider Ericsson did a global survey to see what the world will look like after COVID, and this is how it thinks our lives will change.

Medical and scientific authorities agree: Don't ingest or inject household disinfectants. If you're worried about COVID-19 getting on your phone, though, check out how we cleaned these ultra-rugged devices.

With much of America and Canada now working and schooling from home, broadband networks are dealing well with the strain, according to new stats from Ookla Speedtest.

Though 5G technology will still fit into Google's long-term plans.

Europe's Article 13 copyright rule is a finger in the eye to a set of American tech companies with which Europe has long been struggling.

The Easter eggs and new doodle, in honor of the 20th anniversary of Google search, come after Google introduced a bunch of new features to its search results this week.

Facebook collected massive amounts of data from us, with our permission. When we think about regulating it, we need to ask: how much do we need to be protected from ourselves?

Facebook is only the first of a wave of artificial intelligence that will seek to manipulate us. To stop them, we need to stop them from sharing data.

Facebook is destroying us through a diet of noise and anger. But it doesn't need to be subject to regulation: it needs a conscience.

The iPhone X has a few quirks developers need to address; these apps are ahead of the curve.

Banning laptops on flights in 2017 is an insane idea, but here's how to deal if it happens.

There's room for two smart voice platforms; Apple just wants HomePod to be in second place.

The Android O public beta is now available. Here's how to get it on your Pixel or Nexus phone.

AT&T, Verizon Wireless and other carriers will start to launch 5G networks this year. But what exactly is 5G? Here's what we know so far.

In an interview with PCMag, Samsung's mobile CEO discusses regaining consumer trust and where he wants to go next (foldable phones?).

The company debuted new home hubs with Alexa at CES. We heard more of the company's vision for Amazon's digital assistant during a trip to its HQ in Korea.

Pibo and Cubroid want to give every kid a robot, and they show there's innovation in Korea beyond LG and Samsung.

Samsung's Galaxy S8 will be one of this year's hottest phones. Here's everything we know so far.

Besides a ton of phones, the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona will have augmented reality and virtual reality technology.

Trump uses an insecure Android phone and his press secretary tweets passwords. What could possibly go wrong?

The biggest mobile industry trade show of the year is coming up. Here's what we expect at MWC 2017 in Barcelona.

The Japanese potty-maker has a luxurious new throne that cares for your nether parts.

LG's Tone Studio are powerful speakers that go around your neck. Use them for good.

Trump's administration will bring big changes to the tech world. Here's what you should look out for as a consumer.