Samsung’s Galaxy S25 FE, priced at $450 (was $650), delivers the performance of a high-end model at a much lower price. The phone measures 161.3 by 76.6 by 7.4 millimeters, making it the thinnest and lightest Fan Edition device you’ve seen thus far, weighing in just 190 grams.
Google has unexpectedly launched the Pixel 10a, and the timing of the release feels unusual this time around. Pre-orders begin on February 18, 2026, far sooner than the Pixel 9a last year, which is perhaps all the more remarkable because it is a trend that will most certainly continue. Google announced the news with a brief YouTube teaser, giving everyone a proper look at the new phone. However, this one feels more like a solid stride forward than a radical reinvention.
The Google Pixel 9a is without a doubt the best option for anyone wishing to purchase a flagship smartphone without breaking the bank in 2026. At $399 for the 128 GB model, which is $100 less than the original price, this device far exceeds its price in terms of what it offers, pushing the limits of how much a phone should cost.
Most smartphones are preoccupied with being as slim and shiny as possible, but the 8849 TANK X doesn’t care. At 1.26 inches thick and 750 grams, it’s a hefty, heavy beast designed for places where your precious little smartphone would sugarcoat and die: dust storms, getting rained on, being dropped from chest level, -28°C or 56°C heat, you name it. It has IP68 and IP69K classifications, as well as military-grade ruggedness that would make even the most ardent outdoor enthusiast happy.
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Samsung’s Galaxy S26 and S26+ appear in leaks just a few weeks before its official reveal, complete with what appear to be final official product photos and nearly every little detail from spec to spec. Both models in the S26 family play it very safe, with only a few tweaks here and there on top of the refined design you’ve come to expect from current Samsung phones.
Samsung has officially introduced the Galaxy Z TriFold, its most ambitious foldable phone to date, in the United States. It was released today (January 30) with a hefty price tag to match, $2,899 for the 512GB Crafted Black variant, and it certainly lives up to the expectations, or at least for some.
REDMAGIC launched its new gaming smartphone, the 11 Air, to the rest of the globe today, following its first release in China. The goal here is to provide a high-quality gaming experience to the public using a phone that is thin, powerful, and built to last.
Samsung has recently unveiled a special Galaxy Z Flip7 Olympic Edition, just in time for the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics. This limited handset is being distributed to almost 3800 athletes and Paralympians from 90 countries and will not be available in regular stores. They’ll begin handing out the phones on January 30th at Olympic Villages in six host towns, with Samsung staff on hand to set them up, transfer data, and answer any questions.
The NexPhone appears to be more than simply a smartphone to say the least. Built by Nex Computer, the people behind all those docks that change phones into laptops over the years, this gadget comes with Android for day-to-day use, a full Linux environment when more power is required, and Windows 11 for the most intensive of jobs. For $549, it provides a lot of adaptability that typically requires several laptops or desktops, all in a tough tiny container that still fits in your pocket.
DJI’s Osmo Mobile 8, priced at $126 (was $149), significantly improves the quality of everyday phone videos, making them more stable and smooth rather than jittery and jerky. Whether you’re publishing family films, chronicling your travels, or simply sharing short snippets, footage that doesn’t bounce around is a game changer.