The Galaxy A17 5G, is said to be slimmer and lighter than its predecessor, with the same chip and camera setup, and a battery that supports fast charging.

We saw the first one-inch camera sensors for smartphones several years ago, but why haven't they gained more traction?

Shopping for new tech in 2025 can feel like a second job. Between flagship smartphones, tablets, TVs, and headphones, the choices are endless — and so is the noise. Every brand claims to be the best, every spec sheet looks impressive, and every deal ...

From the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal. Target Corp. (NYSE: TGT) is working on smartphone technology that may — eventually — allow shoppers to grab their own tubes of toothpaste again. The Minneapolis retailer in recent years has put entire ...

Vivint reports that over 80% of American homes now feature smart tech, with average spending exceeding $2,000 in the past five years.

Speaking of living rooms: You might need a bigger one as giant TVs are one of 2026’s home-tech headlines. Now that it’s just as cheap to manufacture a 100-inch screen as a 25-inch set, brands are racing to crank them out.

Over the past few years, smartphones have made some incredible leaps and bounds in terms of hardware — to the point that it’s hard to imagine how the technology will continue to impress. Still, there are a handful of new technologies on the horizon ...

The Lego Group unveiled its new SMART Play bricks at CES, the first building sets, featuring Star Wars, are expected to launch in March.