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Brits have 55,000,000 unused mobile phones lying around, research finds

Between us we’ve got millions of old phones lying around (Credits: Getty Images) Between us, Brits have around 55 million unused mobile phones hidden away

26 November 2020 No Comments

Google explains why it axed face unlock for the Pixel 5

The Pixel 5 swaps face unlock for a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner (Google) Discontinuing face unlock and reverting back to a fingerprint sensor on the Pixel

17 November 2020 No Comments

Millions of Android phones will stop displaying websites in 2021

If your Android phone hasn’t been updated since 2016, now’s the time to do so (Credit: MylesGoode) Older smartphones running an outdated version of the

9 November 2020 No Comments

This guy has been collecting phones for 20 years

Sehabettin Ozcelik has got a lot of phones (Photo by Ozkan Bilgin/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images) Sahabettin Özçelik has probably got the largest collection of

7 November 2020 No Comments

UK bans selling of ‘locked’ mobile phones – here’s what it means for you

Phone companies won’t be able to sell you locked smartphones after December 2021 (Credits: Getty Images) Mobile phone companies will be banned from selling devices

28 October 2020 No Comments

Does the iPhone 12 support 5G and what other phones have already upgraded from 4G?

5G is 100 times faster than 4G (Picture: Apple) Apple recently unveiled their highly-anticipated iPhone 12 range, and some are available to pre-order this Friday

14 October 2020 No Comments

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Brits have 55,000,000 unused mobile phones lying around, research finds

Google explains why it axed face unlock for the Pixel 5

Millions of Android phones will stop displaying websites in 2021

This guy has been collecting phones for 20 years

UK bans selling of ‘locked’ mobile phones – here’s what it means for you

Does the iPhone 12 support 5G and what other phones have already upgraded from 4G?

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