Samsung faces a 20.1 billion won (US$15.2 million) fine over undisclosed Galaxy gaming limits. Learn what the case means for device buyers and IT teams.

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Experiencing iOS 27 battery drain? Learn how Connectivity Assist could affect your iPhone's battery life, how to disable it, and other ways to save power.

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RedMagic OS 12 brings Android 17 to eligible gaming phones and tablets from December 2026. See the China rollout schedule, new features, and global availability.

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Google is opening one-tap Android app installs to eligible Southeast Asian users starting Dec. 1, but device software and marketplace approval will determine access.

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Motorola Edge 70 Neo leaks point to a 7,000mAh battery and 144Hz display. Explore the reported specs, camera trade-offs, and India launch plans.

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Vivo X500 Pro vs. Pro Max: A 200MP telephoto camera, bigger battery, and regional differences could determine which flagship is worth buying.

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OnePlus rolls out Android 17-based ColorOS 17 early to four phones, including the OnePlus 13 and 13R. See what's new, supported devices, and US availability.

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Former T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert is hanging up his magenta hat, leaving the wireless giant’s board of directors and vice chair role effective Nov. 1.

Sievert will also leave the board’s Transaction Committee, according to a federal filing. His departure comes a year after he handed the CEO job to Srini Gopalan.

A company spokesperson said via email that the vice chair role was structured as a one-year term, adding that Sievert has “been a valued strategic advisor throughout the leadership transition, and we’re incredibly grateful for his contributions.”

T-Mobile said in the filing that his departure “is not the result of any disagreement with the Company on any matter relating to its operations, policies or practices.”

Sievert joined T-Mobile in 2012 as executive vice president and chief marketing officer, the same year John Legere became CEO. He later became president and chief operating officer and was mentored by Legere before succeeding him as chief executive in 2020. He served as CEO for about five and a half years.

Sievert was a central figure in T-Mobile’s campaign to brand itself the “Un-carrier.” During his time at the company, T-Mobile grew from fewer than 30 million customers to more than 130 million by September 2025, a period that included its merger with Sprint.

Once the scrappy outsider, Bellevue, Wash.-based T-Mobile currently ranks second among U.S. telecom companies by market capitalization, behind Verizon and ahead of AT&T.

Sievert previously worked at Microsoft, AT&T Wireless, E-Trade, IBM and Procter & Gamble.

Samsung unveils the Galaxy A18 and A08 with AI features and six years of security updates. Compare specs, Philippine prices, and availability.

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A Galaxy S26 Ultra setup bug is leaving some phones inaccessible after One UI 9. Samsung has suggested a WebView workaround, but a permanent fix remains unconfirmed.

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iOS 27.2 comes with some changes for Apple CarPlay, too.

If you filed a claim by Dec. 18, 2025, a check for up to $7,500 could be on its way within the next few months.

Compare Apple's OLED iPad Mini and A17 Pro models on display, performance, battery life, and price to see whether the new tablet is worth upgrading to.

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Samsung reportedly plans to cut Galaxy A production by 20% as memory costs rise. Here's what the potential cuts mean for phone prices and buyers.

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The Oppo Find X10 Ultra could feature dual 200MP cameras, improved 10x zoom, and a larger battery. Here's what the latest leak suggests for 2027.

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Apple unveils a new iPad mini with OLED, A20 Pro and IP67 protection. See the $699 starting price, key specifications, release details and buyer advice.

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Apple's iOS 27.2 fixes 163 security vulnerabilities, including WebKit and privacy flaws. IT teams should review updates across managed devices.

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A quick offline phone test before holiday travel can reveal missing maps, inaccessible boarding passes, and satellite connectivity limitations.

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OnePlus 15 owners in India are receiving ColorOS 17 ahead of schedule, bringing Android 17, new AI features, and changes to the phone's software.

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A new iPhone 18e leak points to a 2nm A20 chip and a possible 24MP selfie camera, but buyers hoping for smoother scrolling could face another year with a 60Hz display.