The iPhone 16e isn't the only phone showcasing Apple's chip-making prowess.
Author: Florence Ion
E Ink is fantastic for long bouts of reading, but it does not a smartphone make.
Everything from the camera system to the high-resolution displays indicates that Google is gunning for Samsung's foldables.
Use it to track menstruation and ovulation using the Samsung Health app.
Whatever work the company has done to make its own 5G modem will eventually rear its head.
Don't worry, there's still a dedicated mute button.
The Android smartphone starts at $450 and boasts a Super AMOLED screen with up to 1000 nits brightness.
Unfortunately, it's rolling out over time, so some users might not get it in time for March Madness.
Roku is also pushing out Roku OS 12 in the U.S. in the coming weeks.
Another self-repairable smartphone also hit the show floor, along with promises of more foldables.