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Pixel phones saw growth, but the giants of the smartphone world remain far ahead. Can Google close the gap?

Several leaks suggest the Galaxy S26 Ultra might be launching soon, revealing its potential design. Is Samsung ready to shake up the mobile world again?

Apple dominated the smartphone market in 2025, capturing a 20% market share with impressive growth. Samsung followed, and the market is expected to soften in 2026 amid chip shortages.

Apple's foldable iPhone could be the first to feature a new Samsung-made OLED display, potentially paving the way for brighter and thinner screens in future devices.

Android 16 didn't make a splash at first, but continuous updates transformed it into the most exciting Android version in recent years. It delivers useful and innovative features.

ASUS confirms no new smartphone releases are planned for 2026, raising questions about the future of their mobile division. Existing users will still get support.

Clicks is launching a new phone with a physical keyboard, targeting users who want a more efficient and focused mobile experience. They also released the Power Keyboard.

Samsung's new Exynos Modem 5410 brings improved efficiency, enhanced security, and robust satellite connectivity for the upcoming Galaxy S26 series. Get ready for better performance!

With iOS 26.3, users in the EU will have access to enhanced proximity pairing and notification capabilities for third-party devices. The European Commission is praising Apple for the update.

A personal recap of 2025's Chinese smartphone releases, highlighting standouts and disappointments in a competitive market.

Rumors point to Samsung potentially using its Exynos 2600 chip in the upcoming Galaxy Z Flip 8, which can mark a shift in their mobile strategy.

The latest Android 16 beta offers a dimmable flashlight, a way to hide the At a Glance widget, and customizable navigation buttons - small but welcome updates.