A growing cohort of parents are looking back to their own childhoods for a lower-tech alternative to smartphones.

Upstream DRAM and NAND scarcity, fueled by AI and data-center demand, is forcing mobile manufacturers to postpone purchases.

For those looking to snag a budget-friendly smartphone that's still capable, whether it's Apple or Android, there are a few ...

Smartphone-based decentralized confidential compute project Acurast has raised $11 million, claiming tamper-resistant ...

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Eight primary schools in Shropshire have decided to ban smartphones from September 2026. Students at the schools, run by the ...

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About 6.6 billion people own smartphones today. That is a lot of people who no longer have to flip through a book so big it ...

"Currently, traditional smartphones are the more reliable choice for both consumers and resellers. They are simpler to ...

The Indian smartphone market is poised for a major shift, with manufacturers set to launch upcoming phones at higher prices, ...

Earls Barton Primary School in Northampton introduced a smartphone ban at the start of this academic year. Maggie, 10, who is ...

The private boarding school radically overhauled its smartphone policy last year after noticing a decline in the school’s ...