Tag
50 articles
ZDNet's expert team has tested the leading rugged phones available in 2026 to identify the best options for those who refuse to compromise on reliability.
Learn how to analyze smartphone pricing data to understand how AI features are reshaping the Indian smartphone market, including premium pricing strategies and market segmentation.
Google now allows Pixel users to add device protection for $5/month, but is it worth the cost? Experts weigh in on the value of post-purchase insurance.
OnePlus is exiting the U.S. and European markets as part of a broader restructuring by its parent company, Oppo, amid financial pressures and a legal battle with Apple.
India pledges $20 billion to boost domestic chip and smartphone production as part of Prime Minister Modi's vision for an indigenous mobile brand.
Chinese smartphone shipments have declined for the fifth quarter in a row, driven by rising memory costs and increased retail prices. The trend signals broader industry challenges as manufacturers struggle to balance profit margins with consumer demand.
Fourth of July smartphone sales offer significant discounts on flagship devices from Samsung, Google, and Apple, with deals reaching up to 40% off retail prices.
This explainer explains the concept of on-device AI inference and how the new LFM2.5-230M model from Liquid AI is enabling smart AI capabilities directly on smartphones and low-cost devices.
Learn how Amazon's Prime Day smartphone deals work, including the technology behind dynamic pricing and machine learning that helps companies set smart discounts for consumers.
Learn to build a smartphone comparison tool that helps you evaluate phone models based on price, camera quality, and other specifications using Python programming.
Amazon's Prime Day has launched with record-low early prices on Samsung Galaxy smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, and 4K TVs. Tech enthusiasts can take advantage of substantial discounts on flagship devices and home entertainment systems.
The smartphone era has created an attention crisis, prompting the rise of 'Slowtech' – a movement focused on helping users reclaim control over their time and digital interactions.
