Mike Sorrentino is a Senior Editor at CNET, focusing on mobile technology, including phones, texting apps, and smartwatches. He also explores the movie and toy industries, blending his passion for tech with consumer trends. Mike's insights have been featured in Knowledia, Cigalah Group, Decider.com, and SportzPower.
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Samsung's bringing the $200 Galaxy A16 phone and the $60 Galaxy Fit 3 fitness tracker to the US, with the former getting six years of updates.
The $200 phone includes what TCL calls its NxtPaper Key, allowing it to switch display modes quickly.
By: Mike Sorrentino
The new OnePlus phones have a lot in common but also a number of differences -- the biggest of which is a $300 difference in price.
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Motorola's $200 Moto G 5G and $300 Moto G Power 5G both pack big improvements, compared with what you could get last year in . In particular, Motorola's
Motorola's new $300 phone can survive a dip into a swimming pool while its new $200 phone gets faster wired charging.
The company's new $300 phone can survive a dip into a swimming pool while its new $200 phone gets faster wired charging.
Samsung's annual winter event will likely tee up the next generation of the company's Galaxy phone line.
By: Mike Sorrentino
Samsung's next Galaxy phone is likely to take the spotlight at today's live event.
By: Andrew Lanxon, Mike Sorrentino, Abrar Al-Heeti, Scott Stein, Patrick Holland, Bridget Carey, Stephen Beacham
Join CNET as we watch Samsung's next big reveal, starting at 9:30 a.m. PT (12:30 p.m. ET).
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