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I’ve been wearing the Whoop health and fitness band for a few weeks. It has had a resurgence in popularity recently, after being spotted on the wrists of athletes in sports ranging from tennis to F1, and due to the incoming challenger from Fitbit, the Fitbit Air.

I’ll be the first to admit I’m not a photographer. I’ve never quite grasped the concepts of white balance, framing, and the idea of editing photos. The idea of editing photos terrifies me.

Is it just me, or is Motorola having a real glow-up phase right now?

For someone who writes for a living, text editors are among the most important tools you need.

Smartphone overuse is a problem for people in 2026. So much so that many new Android features are geared toward improving the digital wellbeing of its users, particularly on Google devices, like my Pixel 10 Pro.

Not too long ago, my mid-range Samsung started installing apps I didn't ask for.

Google Chrome’s grip on the web is ridiculous. It sits on top of the browser market so comfortably that most new challengers barely register.

The functionality of Google Wallet can vary, depending on where you live. In many parts of the world, it co-exists with GPay, and in places like the US, Google Wallet gets more attention.

I don't typically do heavy tasks on my phone, but over the past three months, I have been gaming on it almost every day.

I test a lot of devices every month, which means I end up with data scattered across different phones, tablets, and laptops.

Gone are the days when your phone's features were nestled obviously within your app drawer.

Google Maps became one of those apps I opened automatically, whether it was to check traffic, find a café, navigate somewhere unfamiliar, or see how long a trip would take.

The Motorola Razr Fold is the first book-style foldable from Motorola, and it’s a powerhouse. With its massive 6000mAh battery, 8.1-inch display, and a triple 50MP camera system, it’s the most impressive hardware Motorola has ever produced.

Every time I open my gallery app, I look at the AI-generated highlights, the auto-curated collections, and the suggested edits, and I think to myself, "Is this really necessary?"

Google Translate has come a long way since its humble beginnings in 2006.

Two new Motorola phones are sitting next to me as I write this, and I should be thinking about the design, specs, and when I’ll slot them into my review timetable.

Many in my friend and family circles have an overall negative view of generative AI. While some of their concerns may be legitimate, I never shied away from making generative AI a part of my daily life.

After months of using the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, I recently began using a budget Android handset as my daily smartphone.

I didn’t expect Gemini Canvas to become one of the Google tools I rely on the most. At first glance, it seemed like just another AI workspace focused on generating text.

Phones and apps are addictive. That should come as no surprise to anyone reading this.