Police have long used them to track unsuspecting mobile users. Now you too can be a creep!
Texts about the price hike are going out Wednesday.
Researchers found that a network of small 5G towers, instead of one big tower, could improve the battery life of all phones in an urban area.
Airplane mode hasn't been necessary for nearly 20 years, but the myth persists.
The tech myth has pervaded all corners of society, but its origins show it was never true to begin with.
Not a single day goes by where I don't think about the hot pink Moto Razr V3.
Don't let patchy cell signals get in the way of you and your calls.
With its enormous 693-square-foot array, AST SpaceMobile's BlueWalker 3 prototype satellite is now among the brightest objects in the night sky.
Apple says its devices emit a normal amount of radiation after the French government halted iPhone 12 sales over safety concerns.
As devices you can repair yourself become more normalized, the Fairphone must do more to stand out.
A new "minor mode" is tentatively being introduced in China to curb children's internet usage and place restrictions on content.
Dr. Martin Cooper of Motorola decided to make history by trolling his rival, Joel Engel of AT&T, with a phone call.
Martin Cooper, the "father of the cellphone" says he believes the next generation could have phones implanted under their skin.
Air passengers will soon no longer have to put their phones on airplane mode in the EU, although the specifics are still being hammered out.
It apparently took over 200 days to create the custom iPhone using parts from existing folding phones.
A new report reveals the ability to monitor communication, break encryption, and render cell phones unusable.
The company announced that workers in its operations facilities will be able to keep their phones with them permanently.
Almost anyone can build the Rotary Un-Smartphone: no soldering, gluing, or programming required.
Anomaly 6 claims to be able to track billions of mobile phones, including those belonging to some of America's top spy agencies.
After six people were killed in an Amazon warehouse hit by a deadly tornado, the company is allowing employees to keep their phones "until further notice."
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