smartphones

New companies like Techless and Sleke are offering scaled back phones or software to help you ditch your screen addiction. Some old-school brands, like Nokia, are also attracting new customers.

How Brick, Bloom, Blok and a bunch of other startups want to help you get off your phone.

And especially the Nintendo Switch 2.

No major phone manufacturer has built its devices in the U.S. for at least a decade, and there’s not much infrastructure left here.

Makers seem to favor devices with much larger displays. Sean Hollister at The Verge recounts his search for a good small phone.

In a new book, two Harvard researchers reveal the complex social issues teens grapple with in today’s digital world.

Google’s taking an “if you can’t beat ’em, join ’em” approach to leaks.

The tech giant sells three times more phones than Apple in China. It has developed into a smartphone superpower in the last five years.

Marketplace’s smartphone blind taste test found Huawei and Motorola outperformed, and Apple underperformed.

The company’s loss in federal court could require it to overhaul its business model, depriving the U.S. industry-leading semiconductor maker of next-generation R&D funds.