Jon Mundy is a freelance writer known for his expertise in tech and consumer technology. He covers a wide range of topics including phones and tablets, consumer electronics, mobile apps, and video game consoles, with a particular focus on artificial intelligence and machine learning. Jon's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News UK, The Telegraph, and TechRadar.
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Android 17 has had some of its high profile issues addressed with the July update
If you're looking to spend less on your next phone, the Nothing Phone (4b) and the Samsung Galaxy A27 are two prime candidates
Samsung is going to offer three new foldables – this is the one I think you're going to want to buy. I suggest giving the others a wide berth
Whoa, back up a sec. Google is reportedly working on an Android-to-Windows-PC backup system that'll save time and money, and Samsung isn't invited
The Pixel Care+ repair coverage programme has finally arrived in the UK, almost a year on from its US debut
The UK and much of Europe have been experiencing record temperatures in recent months, and there is another heatwave predicted in parts of the country this week.
Seven different colourways have appeared for Google's new flagship phone range. Dune you know which you will choose?
A supposedly creaseless Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra video has surfaced online - but the device it actually shows is much more familiar
With an EU and US exit reportedly imminent, is now a terrible time to buy a OnePlus phone, or a great opportunity? And what if you already own one?
By: Jon Mundy
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