A recent survey of U.S. smartphone owners shows that artificial‑intelligence capabilities are no longer a primary driver for device upgrades. Most respondents prioritize longer battery life, more storage, and better cameras. While AI is now embedded in many flagship phones from Apple, Google, and the survey reveals that a significant share of users find AI features unhelpful, are reluctant to pay extra for them, and express privacy concerns. The findings highlight a mismatch between manufacturers’ AI‑focused roadmaps and actual consumer demand. Leia mais →

A roundup of recent flagship and mid‑range smartphones shows manufacturers pushing performance, camera capabilities and new form factors. Apple’s iPhone 17 Pro series introduces the A19 Pro chip, iOS 26 and a triple‑camera system with 48 MP sensors. Google’s Pixel 10 line adds AI‑driven features and 100× Pro Res Zoom. Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 refine foldable designs with thinner bodies and upgraded cameras. OnePlus 13 emphasizes raw hardware with a Snapdragon 8 Elite processor and a 6,000 mAh battery. The review also discusses iOS versus Android, connectivity options and buying considerations. Leia mais →

A recent survey of U.S. smartphone owners shows that artificial‑intelligence capabilities are no longer a primary driver for device upgrades. Most respondents prioritize longer battery life, more storage, and better cameras. While AI is now embedded in many flagship phones from Apple, Google, and the survey reveals that a significant share of users find AI features unhelpful, are reluctant to pay extra for them, and express privacy concerns. The findings highlight a mismatch between manufacturers’ AI‑focused roadmaps and actual consumer demand. Leia mais →

A recent survey of U.S. smartphone owners shows that artificial‑intelligence capabilities are no longer a primary driver for device upgrades. Most respondents prioritize longer battery life, more storage, and better cameras. While AI is now embedded in many flagship phones from Apple, Google, and the survey reveals that a significant share of users find AI features unhelpful, are reluctant to pay extra for them, and express privacy concerns. The findings highlight a mismatch between manufacturers’ AI‑focused roadmaps and actual consumer demand. Leia mais →

A roundup of recent flagship and mid‑range smartphones shows manufacturers pushing performance, camera capabilities and new form factors. Apple’s iPhone 17 Pro series introduces the A19 Pro chip, iOS 26 and a triple‑camera system with 48 MP sensors. Google’s Pixel 10 line adds AI‑driven features and 100× Pro Res Zoom. Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 refine foldable designs with thinner bodies and upgraded cameras. OnePlus 13 emphasizes raw hardware with a Snapdragon 8 Elite processor and a 6,000 mAh battery. The review also discusses iOS versus Android, connectivity options and buying considerations. Leia mais →

A roundup of recent flagship and mid‑range smartphones shows manufacturers pushing performance, camera capabilities and new form factors. Apple’s iPhone 17 Pro series introduces the A19 Pro chip, iOS 26 and a triple‑camera system with 48 MP sensors. Google’s Pixel 10 line adds AI‑driven features and 100× Pro Res Zoom. Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 refine foldable designs with thinner bodies and upgraded cameras. OnePlus 13 emphasizes raw hardware with a Snapdragon 8 Elite processor and a 6,000 mAh battery. The review also discusses iOS versus Android, connectivity options and buying considerations. Leia mais →

A recent survey of U.S. smartphone owners shows that artificial‑intelligence capabilities are no longer a primary driver for device upgrades. Most respondents prioritize longer battery life, more storage, and better cameras. While AI is now embedded in many flagship phones from Apple, Google, and the survey reveals that a significant share of users find AI features unhelpful, are reluctant to pay extra for them, and express privacy concerns. The findings highlight a mismatch between manufacturers’ AI‑focused roadmaps and actual consumer demand. Leia mais →

A roundup of recent flagship and mid‑range smartphones shows manufacturers pushing performance, camera capabilities and new form factors. Apple’s iPhone 17 Pro series introduces the A19 Pro chip, iOS 26 and a triple‑camera system with 48 MP sensors. Google’s Pixel 10 line adds AI‑driven features and 100× Pro Res Zoom. Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 refine foldable designs with thinner bodies and upgraded cameras. OnePlus 13 emphasizes raw hardware with a Snapdragon 8 Elite processor and a 6,000 mAh battery. The review also discusses iOS versus Android, connectivity options and buying considerations. Leia mais →

A roundup of recent flagship and mid‑range smartphones shows manufacturers pushing performance, camera capabilities and new form factors. Apple’s iPhone 17 Pro series introduces the A19 Pro chip, iOS 26 and a triple‑camera system with 48 MP sensors. Google’s Pixel 10 line adds AI‑driven features and 100× Pro Res Zoom. Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 refine foldable designs with thinner bodies and upgraded cameras. OnePlus 13 emphasizes raw hardware with a Snapdragon 8 Elite processor and a 6,000 mAh battery. The review also discusses iOS versus Android, connectivity options and buying considerations. Leia mais →

A recent survey of U.S. smartphone owners shows that artificial‑intelligence capabilities are no longer a primary driver for device upgrades. Most respondents prioritize longer battery life, more storage, and better cameras. While AI is now embedded in many flagship phones from Apple, Google, and the survey reveals that a significant share of users find AI features unhelpful, are reluctant to pay extra for them, and express privacy concerns. The findings highlight a mismatch between manufacturers’ AI‑focused roadmaps and actual consumer demand. Leia mais →