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OnePlus is effectively winding down operations in North America and Europe, with layoffs and staff transitions to Oppo and Realme, signaling the end of the brand's independent identity.
A newsletter covering Anthropic's new research into Claude's internal reasoning, a discussion on world models for AI understanding of the physical world, New York's data center moratorium, and global smartphone shipment declines.
A list of the best smartphones not officially sold in the US in 2026, including foldables and flagships from Oppo, Infinix, and Xiaomi.
WIRED highlights the best Prime Day tech deals on gadgets including phones, watches, and more, with discounts up to $280 off.
Qualcomm CEO suggests AI agents could replace traditional smartphone apps in the future.
A Wired guide reviewing the best USB-C cables for smartphones, tablets, and laptops, with honorable mentions including the Statik MagStack Pro, Baseus 2-in-1, Twelve South PowerCord, and Smartish Crown Joule 3-in-1 Cable.
This article discusses the imminent arrival of AI-powered smartphones and the implications for consumers and the tech industry.
The article argues that AI's insatiable demand for memory is driving up production costs of smartphones, ending the era of cheap handsets and pricing out low-income consumers, particularly in Africa and the Middle East.
A guide on where to purchase smartphones that are not made by Apple or Google, highlighting alternative brands and retailers.
Trump Mobile's promotional video for its T1 phone was revealed to be AI-generated, as pointed out by a Community Note, adding to the company's ongoing issues with preorder deposits and delays.
New EU regulations will require all phones sold in the European Union to feature user-replaceable batteries starting in 2027, marking a significant shift in consumer electronics design standards.