Smartphone

Many states have banned handheld cellphone use and allow police to issue fines in order to dissuade drivers from distracted driving.

The tech giant's smartphone integration is now almost required in a new car purchase.

"You have no idea how many lives this could save...thank you," said one commenter.

The Huawei P50 Pro smartphone features four very capable cameras, including a very useful 10x zoom that brings you up close to your subjects.

The best new tech from Mobile World Congress 2022 includes laptops, phones, crazy fast charging upgrades and an epic E-Ink tablet.

The 2021 version of Spotify Wrapped has officially launched, meaning that you can now access your own roundup. Here is where to find the feature in the app.

Similar to "Pokémon Go," "Pikmin Bloom" is an augmented reality game that encourages you to stretch your legs and explore your local area.

Walmart, Target, and Best Buy all have great deals on smartphones, including the Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel.

In a different time line, the premium Mate 40 Pro flagship could have been a real contender for a phone-of-the-year award. In this reality, it's a nonstarter.

A surveillance video released by police in St. Louis shows a man grabbing the woman's phone before taking off in a red van.

Boasting a stunningly fluid display, ultra fast charging, smooth performance and glassy materials that give it a premium feel there is an obvious appeal to the latest OnePlus device.

Smartphone accessory maker Spigen sent Newsweek multiple cases to try out on a Google Pixel 4XL—here are our top picks after a few weeks of use.

The U.S. release of the Velvet 5G marks an attempt at reinvention for the South Korean technology brand. But does it compromise substance for beauty?

According to Apple, the new iPhone SE will be available in three colors: black, white and red. Starting at $399, it comes in three storage sizes, with models offered at 64GB, 128GB and 256GB.

The mobile application is reportedly being fed data collected by China's vast monitoring apparatus, which is known to retain large amounts of personal information on citizens.

Head and neck injuries related to phones were relatively rare up until 2007, when rates shot up following the release of the iPhone, according to researchers.

The Motorola Razr flip phone is back. The handset is blending past and future, trading on the nostalgic and ultra-portable design while incorporating flexible screen technology.

The Google Pixel 4 has a great camera, excellent software and futuristic motion gesture technology, but teases greatness without ever quite reaching its full flagship potential.

While some design choices are are unlikely to be universally loved, the OnePlus 7T adds to the mounting evidence that smartphones no longer need to cost $1,000-plus to be worth your time.

Google's new Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL phones are not coming to India just yet, the company announced the day of its annual launch event in New York City Tuesday. This is the first time the tech giant has bypassed the country during a new release.

Its co-creator told "Newsweek" his son lost an eye to cancer.

There are more smartphones on the planet than people.

"Activity like how quickly or how far we walk, or when we pick up our phones up during the night, often follows patterns and these patterns say a lot about our personality type," Flora Salim, an author of the study, said.

The local fire department warned against leaving electric devices charging on mattresses.

"We want to reassure that this incident does not indicate any risks for your personal data," the Chinese smartphone maker said after OnePlus 7 Pro users were sent bizarre texts.

The first message sent by Morse code's dots and dashes across a long distance traveled from Washington, D.C., to Baltimore on Friday, May 24.

Poor sleep is linked to conditions like obesity, diabetes and heart disease.

In the U.S., Huawei is outlawed. Across Europe, it continues to thrive—and today revealed two new devices.

"I did not intend to kill him," the attacker told local media after being arrested and charged.

Former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly relayed a bizarre tale of his Baby Boomer experience alongside "narcissistic" millennials and their smartphones during Monday night's sold-out Fleetwood Mac concert at Madison Square Garden.