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The new iPhone SE (2020) offers Apple's latest chip but with numerous old-school features. Meet the new low-cost iPhone.

Ever entered the supermarket, you notice you have forgotten your shopping list? Practical apps can help you with big and small purchases.

It is the year 2020 when Apple and Google will merge the operating systems iOS and Android. Will this end the rivalry? We look back at past jibes.

You can now earn Google Play Store credit easily in Hong Kong and Malaysia.

OnePlus is back with two new phones for 2020, the OnePlus 8 and 8 Pro. I've been using the more affordable version, and can share my hands-on impressions.

With the new OnePlus 8 Pro, the brand is creating the most expensive smartphone in the company's history, but it is also the best.

Without showing the PS5, Sony unveiled its new DualSense controller with symmetrical joysticks. And that's great, no matter what the Xboxers say.

Is it possible to live without Google apps on Android? Let us find out whether life can go on if your Android smartphone lacks G-Suite.

Here are five reasons why I'm excited about the upcoming iPhone SE. This could be the best budget iPhone yet.

Google Fit users will be pleased with the latest update that introduces bolder text, brighter visuals, and new tiles to play around with.

We gave the Honor MagicBook 14 a quick runout, and this budget-minded laptop is well worth its £549 price tag.

The Huawei sister brand has once again reworked its Honor 9 smartphone. With the Honor 9X Pro, there are major upgrades under the hood.

Disney+ has now launched. You are able to receive the new streaming service on these devices, apps, and smart TVs.

Xiaomi celebrated its 10-year anniversary this week. Here are some of the key milestones on the brand's journey to the top.

Amazon is working on its own gaming platform under the codename Project Tempo that could be launched by the end of 2020.

Not everyone can have their own pet, even if they want to. Tamagotchi apps are an almost perfect solution to this problem.

TCL drops its 10-series smartphones. They are all affordable, and all have NXTVISION display tech and quad-cameras.

The video conferencing service is 20 times bigger than it was a couple of months ago: Our winner and loser this week is all about Zoom.

With the 2nd generation of its foldable smartphone, Huawei now wants to conquer the international markets. We tested the Mate Xs in advance.

The spare parts and repair service provider, Doc, repairs the Google Pixel 4 and explains why spare parts are so expensive for some manufacturers.