Tag: phones
This new anonymous phone carrier doesn’t even need your name – here are 5 things you should know about it
Phreeli is something we haven’t seen before – it’s a mobile carrier that’s so anonymous you don’t even need to give it your name. Surprisingly, that level of anonymity is legal for phone service in all 50 US states, yet none of the major players allow for it. But not…
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Android vs iPhone: here’s what TechRadar readers prefer
So it’s official: TechRadar readers are more Android fans than iPhone users. A result that I was mostly expecting, but not with quite as much of a gap. Around the start of November, I posted a poll asking the big question: are TechRadar readers iPhone or Android? After several weeks,…
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The iPhone 17 Pro has just lost a key camera feature, and Apple won’t explain why
The iPhone 17 Pro has lost a popular photography feature The change has been confirmed by an official Apple document Yet Apple won’t say why the change was made Usually when you buy one of the best iPhones, you expect its features to be more advanced than what came before…
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Your Samsung phone’s ad nightmare could soon be over thanks to this One UI 8.5 upgrade
One UI 8.5 might include a feature to tackle apps that send out adverts This tool would detect frequent offenders and put them into deep sleep There could be both basic and intelligent versions of the tool One UI 8.5 could soon roll out to your Samsung Galaxy phone, and…
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Sorry Apple, but I don’t think iOS 26 is fit for purpose
While I wasn’t bowled over by Liquid Glass, the clutch of new features and updates Apple looked set to bring with iOS 26 grabbed my attention. I waited for the full release, not wanting to expose my iPhone 16 Pro Max to any digital gremlins lurking in the iOS 26…
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Watch what may be Apple’s most inspiring video ever
Apple has a new International Day of Persons with Disabilities video It’s not your typical accessibility video It highlights a wide range of Apple accessibility features They’re not ‘brave,’ ‘remarkable,’ or ‘inspirational,’ but I think it’s safe to say that the students with disabilities who participated in Apple‘s latest International…
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