Matthew Sholtz

Android phones with stylus support are a niche within a niche, but these three cover a range from midrange to flagship to folding, and each one earns its spot.

By Matthew Sholtz Anna Hoychuk/Shutterstock Modern smartphones are often packed with camera lenses, referred to as a camera

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By Matthew Sholtz David Ryder/Getty Images When Android hit the scene with the HTC Dream in 2008, smartphones were a burgeoning market in the West.

By Matthew Sholtz Vitalii Petrushenko/Getty Images There are many reasons why a phone may come with unwanted software preinstalled.

By Matthew Sholtz Mashha/Shutterstock Nobody ever said designing your own mobile chip is easy, and that's something Google

By Matthew Sholtz Karlis Dambrans/Shutterstock The Pixel's Tensor chips aren't really known for spectacular battery life, and

By Matthew Sholtz Gabo_Arts/Shutterstock One of the best things about Android is that it is an open system built on top of an open-source project.

By Matthew Sholtz Framesira/Shutterstock Motorola has been a big part of the Android landscape since the start, thanks to

By Matthew Sholtz DANIEL CONSTANTE/Shutterstock When Waze first appeared on the scene, it was considered a revelation, thanks to its unique crowdsourcing.