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1. Turn your new 2025 Razr into a BlackBerry (sort of)

   The Clicks keyboard case can now be pre-ordered for three new Motorola Razr clamshell foldable models.

2. Samsung’s Galaxy A series is getting serious competition from lesser-known brands

   Realme introduced a brand-new mid-range smartphone that completely outclasses any similar Galaxy A series phone in the same price range.

3. Google to move Pixel production out of Vietnam due to Trump's tariffs

   Seeking to limit damage from Trump's tariffs, Google wants to move Pixel production out of Vietnam and into India.

4. US congressional committee hopes to get answers about cyber attacks from China's top carriers

   China's top three wireless firm are being subpoenaed by a US congressional committee after failing to respond to questions in 2024.

5. Nothing Ear buds might look futuristic, but recent developments question their build quality

   Nothing Ear buds might look futuristic, but recent developments question their build quality

6. T-Mobile is giving Pixel users major FOMO

   T-Mobile is rolling out capacity and speed improvements but Pixel phones will not benefit from the upgrade to the 5G network.

7. Back to the year 2000? Yahoo is waiting with open arms for a Google to sell Chrome

   Back to the year 2000? Yahoo is waiting with open arms for a Google to sell Chrome

8. By replaying an ad run last year, Apple warns iPhone users to stop using an app made by a rival

   Apple warns iPhone users about a recent decision made by Google, making Chrome less private on iOS.

9. Motorola phones are the first to bring this unique AI feature to consumers

   Motorola announced that Perplexity’s AI-enhanced search is integrated directly within Moto Ai for the first time on a smartphone.

10. T-Mobile may have beat rivals on adding customers, but it is still not pleasing Wall Street

    T-Mobile may have beat rivals on adding customers, but it is still not pleasing Wall Street