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Motorola Edge (2026) shrinks to a 6.3-inch Extreme OLED with punchy brightness
technology1 month ago

Motorola Edge (2026) shrinks to a 6.3-inch Extreme OLED with punchy brightness

Motorola announced the Edge (2026) for the US and Canada: a compact 6.3-inch Extreme OLED phone priced at $600 unlocked, featuring a 120Hz display with up to 5,200 nits brightness, a Dimensity 7450 chip with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage, two 50MP rear cameras plus a 50MP front and a 10MP telephoto (3x) with OIS, a 5,000mAh battery with 60W wired and 15W wireless charging (promising an all‑day charge in 7 minutes wired and 34 minutes wireless), IP68/IP69 water resistance, stereo speakers, and three Android OS updates; it ships June 11 via Motorola.com and Best Buy with carrier offers, with a Canada release on Motorola.ca. Motorola also announced the Moto Buds 2 at $100, launching July 2.

Trump Mobile T1 Review: Gold-Glazed Midrange With Tradeoffs
technology1 month ago

Trump Mobile T1 Review: Gold-Glazed Midrange With Tradeoffs

CNET’s live review of the Trump Mobile T1 finds a stock Android 15 phone with minimal bloat and two preinstalled apps (Truth Social and Doctegrity). It ships with a 6.78-inch AMOLED display, a 5,000 mAh battery and 30W charging, and an 8-core chip that benchmarks place in the midrange tier, performing behind newer rivals like Pixel 10A, iPhone 17E and Galaxy S25 FE. Real-world use is adequate for everyday tasks, but camera colors appear oversaturated and not always true-to-life, and software update longevity remains unclear. The box includes a case and charger; quirks noted include a gold shade some may dislike and a back flag with 11 stripes instead of 13.

Budget Big-Screen Galaxy A37 5G Delivers Strong Value Under $500
technology2 months ago

Budget Big-Screen Galaxy A37 5G Delivers Strong Value Under $500

Samsung's Galaxy A37 5G refresh is a solid under-$500 midrange with a big 6.7-inch OLED display, IP68 durability, a 50MP main camera, and long 5,000mAh battery with 45W charging; it uses a plastic chassis and lacks a microSD slot, and its in-screen fingerprint reader can be finicky until you re-register, but overall it offers good everyday performance and camera output that competes with the Pixel 10a—making it a strong value for budget-conscious buyers.