Florence Ion

This is just going to break stuff, isn't it?

Texting a Green Bubble will feel as native as engaging another iPhone user on iMessage.

The 23,800 mAh battery is there to help power up the built-in projector and camping lights for days.

Even if it's just pretending, the novel simplicity of a watch with a few buttons and a small screen is a welcome respite from the complicated hell we live in.

$500 gets you all of the best parts of being a Google Pixel user. You just have to want to be a part of this ecosystem.

That seemingly-great Android deal is on hold for now as Google works out some manufacturing issues.

Huawei's Pura X is the perfect smartphone for people who want to flip and fold.

The hardware giant is dealing with all this drama because it didn't prioritize Siri long ago.

What will Apple tell us about Apple Intelligence now that it's been under fire for botching it so badly?

Gemini can tell you what it's looking at on your phone or through the camera way before Apple Intelligence can.

Samsung asked a judge to prove it didn't infringe on any patents filed by Oura, but the judge didn't think anything is at stake.

The company is streamlining development on the platform to help free up resources for artificial intelligence.

Oura hopes its AI will help guide you toward better health.

The Nothing Phone (3a) and (3a) Pro try something different in a sea of sameness and succeeds, as long as you don't mind the caveats for those killer prices.

The Moto G Stylus sweetens the deal with a built-in stylus, a large battery, and access to Google's best AI feature.

With affordable phones like this, who needs flagships? The Pixel 9a is all the essentials (and AI) packed into a friendlier price point.

There could be two or three folding Razr smartphones in this year's spring lineup, all with a little bit of "Moto AI."

Other than some questionable addition of buttons, these annual updates seem to be as menial as the new Apple Watch each year.

Apple's watchOS is apparently due for the same visual revamp as the rest of the ecosystem.

The app is for fans of the Notion note-taking suite, but I'm already feeling a little more organized after churning through my inbox.