Google Pixel 10a hands-on review‎

Samsung Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 pricing, new renders leak‎

While Samsung has yet to announce an official launch date for the Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57, new leaks have revealed their expected pricing and color options. The upcoming models appear to be priced higher than their predecessors. The newly leaked renders show the Galaxy A57 in Charcoal, Icyblue, Lilac, and Navy color options. Galaxy A57 in Navy The phone is also expected to arrive in a Grey variant, but that’s not part of the leak. The Galaxy A57 is tipped to sport a 6.6-inch AMOLED screen. It is said to have an Exynos 1680 SoC, a triple rear camera setup, and a 5,000mAh...

The Infinix Note 60 Ultra is a Pininfarina-designed phone with 200MP camera, 7,000mAh battery‎

Infinix unveiled the Note 60 and Note 60 Pro in mid-February (check out our hands-on with the Pro), but the company saved the best for last – the Infinix Note 60 Ultra Design by Pininfarina. This is the first time that the legendary Italian design firm has worked on a smartphone. Another first – the Ultra is the first to support two-way satellite calling (not just texting) across multiple countries. The Infinix Note 60 Ultra is the first to support two-way satellite calling The Ultra has a high-strength aluminum alloy frame. On the back is the unique Uni-Chassis Camera Module – one...

MacBook Neo arrives with A18 Pro chip, $599 starting price‎

Pro > Air > Neo, that’s the updated hierarchy in Apple’s laptop lineup. Following months of leaks and rumors, Cupertino finally announced its first “budget MacBook” in over a decade. And the rumors were spot on, as it brings an iPhone chipset, fun colors and a $599/€699 starting price. You’re getting pretty great specs considering the price tag, including a 13-inch Liquid Retina IPS LCD with 2,408 x 1,506px resolution, 60Hz refresh rate and a 3:2 aspect ratio. The panel is rated at 500 nits peak brightness, and you get a 1080p FaceTime HD camera. Apple’s Magic Keyboard is also...

We go hands-on with the Lenovo Legion Tab gaming tablet and the tough ThinkTab X11‎

Motorola focused on the phone side of the business – in case you missed it, here is our hands-on with the Moto Razr Fold – while Lenovo brought new tablets and laptops. We went hands-on with several new devices at the MWC and here we will cover the Legion Tab gaming tablet and the rugged ThinkTab X11. Lenovo Legion Tab There are only a few powerful sub-9” tablets – Apple has its iPad mini, whenever it remembers to upgrade it, while Android makers prefer slates 10” and above. The Lenovo Legion Tab has an 8.8” display, an IPS LCD panel with 3,040 x 1,904px resolution (16:10). It runs...

nubia Neo 5 GT debuts with a built-in fan, 6,210mAh battery‎

nubia has unveiled its new Neo 5 series of gaming-focused smartphones at the ongoing MWC Barcelona. The lineup includes the Neo 5, Neo 5 GT, and Neo 5 Max. However, the company has only revealed the full specifications of the Neo 5 GT so far. The nubia Neo 5 GT is claimed to be the only smartphone in its segment to feature a built-in active cooling fan. It also includes a large 29,508mm² cooling chamber designed to keep the MediaTek Dimensity 7400 SoC running cool. Other gaming-focused features include LPDDR Max RAM with speeds of up to 6,400Mbps, a 360-degree game antenna, 550Hz...

vivo X300 FE silently launched‎

There’s a new member in vivo’s flagship X-series, and it dons the FE moniker, which stands for Fan Edition or maybe Fashion Edition? We’re not so sure ourselves, but either way, the X300 FE brings a familiar set of specs, and it is now listed on the company’s official site in Russia. For the most part, the X300 FE is a rebadged version of the China-exclusive vivo S50 Pro mini with one minor difference: it features Bluetooth 6.0 connectivity in place of the Pro mini’s Bluetooth 5.4 spec. The rest of the hardware is identical between the two. You get a decently compact 6.31-inch...

HMD is bringing AI, video calling and a digital wallet to its feature phones‎

Among the myriad of announcements at MWC 2026, HMD announced its plans to bring modern smartphone features to its feature phone lineup in the coming months. HMD wants to expand digital access to under-connected users worldwide through a set of features and services, including a digital wallet, an AI assistant and video calling. These services are set to launch throughout 2026, with key markets like India being the starting point. HMD’s digital wallet will deliver secure remittances for receiving, storing and cashing out funds through local payment systems. The service is set to debut in...