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The HMD 105 4G School Edition strips out the browser, recorder, and every game to leave kids with just calls, SMS, and 4G.
Tecno's new budget phone arrives just seven months after its predecessor, with a 120Hz display and a water-resistance claim that doesn't quite add up.
Samsung introduced the Galaxy S26 FE: 3-nanometer processor, Android 17, and seven years of guaranteed updates for $700.
SmartSens released the 200-megapixel SCC85XS sensor, which independently processes images and offloads the smartphone processor.
Chinese brand Douqin is selling a physical-keyboard Android 13 phone with a no-camera variant — but you can only buy it through Chinese B2B platforms.
SK Telecom's exclusive variant matches the global Galaxy A57 5G spec-for-spec but adds proprietary quantum hardware security — and six years of updates.
The studio behind Crusader Kings and Stellaris is trading medieval castles for wasteland ruins — but no release date or price has been confirmed.
Announced at Gamescom 2026, the P9 hits 4,000MB/s read speeds — double the T9 — and can record 12K video directly from a camera.
CD Projekt RED's surprise gamescom announcement gives an 11-year-old RPG a full gameplay overhaul — at no charge for anyone who already owns it.
After backlash over a forced $2,499 bundle, ASUS is selling the OLED handheld on its own. The catch: it still costs $300 more than the Ally X it's based on.
Garmin's new flagship outdoor watch arrives with a 3,000-nit AMOLED display and solar charging that promises nearly a year of runtime — but inReach satellite messaging costs extra and coverage varies outside the US.
4A Games has mapped out a week of reveals around Gamescom 2026, culminating in a hands-on demo open to the public from August 26–30.
Tieda spent four months on an auto assembly line and outperformed most expectations. The catch: Xiaomi isn't selling it to anyone.
Samsung confirms the Fan Edition event date, but leaked pricing and an Exynos chip raise questions about whether this "value" phone still delivers value.
Fairphone (Gen. 6+) offers support until 2033 and a design that can be repaired with a single screwdriver.
