I shouldn't need CoverScreen OS to rotate apps on the front of my Galaxy Z Flip 6, but I'm grateful for the third-party ...

There’s a ray of hope for fans of those days though, in the form of [befinitiv]’s 2000-era Sony flip phone. It runs Android. Yes, you read that right, there on the tiny screen is Android 9.

It's cheap and it works well. There are a bunch of flip phones kicking around the cell phone aisle at Walgreens and Walmart from carrier brands like Tracfone and Net10. We don't review them ...

Sure, it doesn't come with the latest chip or camera system ... In our tests, we fully recharged the phone from empty in just 55 minutes. The TCL Flip 2 is an excellent little flip phone.

Of course, Apple's use of such a camera button will undoubtedly cause other phone makers to follow suit. I only hope they don’t skimp on features when their phones launch. As for Camera Control ...

Finally, don’t overlook the front-facing camera, as getting a good selfie is important as well. Look for the same specifications previously mentioned, as well as any selfie-specific modes or ...

One of the Find X series' key selling points is its cameras, and the Find X8 phones seem to build on that reputation, at least on paper. The Find X8 Pro has a Hasselblad-branded camera module ...

Samsung doesn’t have any Galaxy Z Flip ... camera, 12MP wide-angle camera, and 10MP telephoto lens too. Performance is strong too. Essentially, if you’re looking for one of the best Android ...

Let’s get into it. According to a fresh leak, Samsung is cooking up a camera sensor with an astounding 324-megapixel resolution that could appear in a flagship phone two years from now.

The man who pleaded guilty in December to drugging and sexually abusing 13 women, while he recorded his crimes on a cell phone, is facing the likelihood of a lengthy prison sentence. On Friday ...

The company shared these camera samples via Weibo ... is supposed to show off the phone’s ability to capture fast-moving subjects. The shutter speed has seemingly been improved, and so did ...

Abrar Al-Heeti is a technology reporter for CNET, with an interest in phones, streaming, autonomous cars, internet trends, entertainment, pop culture and digital accessibility. She's also worked ...