Smartphone - Manufacturer

After TSMC, it's Samsung's turn to stop as a supplier to the Chinese semiconductor giant. This is bad news for Huawei and also Samsung.

As the only major manufacturer physically present at IFA 2020, Huawei wanted to remind us that it is a key player in the European technology sector.

Apple is increasingly focusing on services as the company grows. A bundle of various service could soon make these offers more attractive.

After Apple has taken on South Korean smartphone giants in the past, the logo of an app is now in the sights of the lawyers.

The battle between the USA and China could also have a drastic effect on iPhone sales in the future. Reason: a possible ban of WeChat.

Faced with the restrictive policy of Apple's App Store, Microsoft has decided to stop testing its cloud gaming service on iPhone.

We're getting to the stage where the 'Unpacked' name is beyond ironic and venturing into satire. Here's how to have a little fun while watching.

Huawei did indeed dethrone Samsung as the world's leading smartphone manufacturer in the second quarter of 2020.

Thinking about getting a smartphone from Sony? We'll help you choose the best that the legendary Japanese manufacturer has to offer.

The Galaxy Z Flip is Samsung's second folding smartphone. It is deliberately placed as a Razr opponent and makes a strong impression in our review.

In its fight against the spread of misinformation, Google will put up 'Fact Check' labels in Google Image searches to expose misleading photos.

Logitech wants to put logos on the packaging of its gaming products to indicate their carbon footprint by the end of 2020.

Apple is the subject of a class action in the United States for its "predatory practices" favoring loot boxes in App Store games.

Should Twitter, Sony, EA, or Google remain neutral with regard to the political and social context in the United States regarding the fight against racism?

Dailymotion and Huawei Video announce a global video partnership as the Chinese brand looks to plug holes of missing Google apps.

Count me out without Google: this is what many users think when they see a Huawei smartphone. Here's why we should not write off the Chinese manufacturer.

According to the leaks, the iPhone 12 has a 120 Hz screen. That's nothing new, but Apple is still going to make it a killer-feature.

With the P40 Pro, Huawei will certainly deliver a well-rounded experience in terms of photography and video. But can it shine without Google services?

The data protection scandal will do more good than harm to Xiaomi. Privacy does not play a role. The warnings degenerate into free publicity.

Fairphone partners with the eFoundation to offer Android without Google's service. There is a lesson from which Huawei can learn from.