Mike Sorrentino is a Senior Editor at CNET, focusing on phones, texting apps, and smartwatches while also keeping an eye on the movie and toy industries. His work explores themes in consumer technology, mobile commerce, and retail, reflecting his passion for how technology enhances daily life. Mike has been featured in Knowledia, MSN, Decider.com, and other notable platforms.
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Mike Sorrentino's coverage heavily focuses on product promotions and tech, particularly smartphones and wearable devices. His articles also include press releases, reviews, event coverage, and promotional deals.
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The $1,100 midtier Razr is best suited for a narrow slice of buyers.
By: Mike Sorrentino
The slightly revamped gaming phone gets a $100 price bump over the RedMagic 11 Pro from last fall.
By: Mike Sorrentino
At 160g, the $600 Motorola Edge might not weigh down your pocket at all. But it does skimp in a notable place.
Please drive responsibly when Mario Kart World music is blasting through your car.
Google's Pixel Watch 5, expected to be released later this year, was reportedly lost at sea before it was returned to the owner.
The Edge's lightweight design feels great in the hand, and it looks a bit like the bigger and better phone Motorola's selling overseas.
By: Mike Sorrentino
The now-$100 cellular connected smartwatch provides many phonelike benefits without handing over a full-fledged iPhone or Android.
Commentary: The phone's eighth year of software support isn't just a kindness. More people all over the world are using older iPhone models.
The $350 lower-cost phone gets a punch-hole front-facing camera and a new processor over last year's model.
CNET Lab exclusive: We've been testing charging speeds for years and now see that newer phones can get plenty of power in just 30 minutes.
