This year’s flagship iPhones are a modest improvement over last year’s Pro model. Camera Control and the big boost in battery life are nice, but you don’t need to buy a Pro phone to get them.

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The Redmi Note 14 series debuts with two models, a Pro and a Pro+. Both are extra tough and have high quality curved displays. The Pro+ model stands out with better camera hardware and a high ...

For people who want more power, faster performance and a better camera system, there's the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max (which we've also reviewed). The biggest difference between these two ...

Fridgescaping — making the inside of your refrigerator worthy of a star spot on your Instagram or TikTok feed — has been all over social media lately. Yes, it includes the obligatory color ...

Please verify your email address. The Pixel 9 Pro is, in a way, the evolution of the Pixel 8 that so many enthusiasts wanted. With nearly unrivaled hardware packed into a relatively compact body ...

In Geekbench scores, the Intel Lunar Lake processors beat the Snapdragon X Elite in single-core performance but are behind in multi-core performance. Battery life also seems efficient in real ...

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The first reviews of the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max were shared today by select media outlets and YouTube channels, ahead of the devices launching on Friday. Also check out our iPhone 16 ...