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When comparing two of the most impressive Android smartphones in a long time, it could be tough deciphering which to get. That's what we're here for.

The Galaxy Z Flip 3 came to market with a much lower price than its predecessor, so how do they compare; has Samsung cut corners, or has foldable tech matured?

Now that the Pixel 6 Pro has been released, it's time to take a look at how it stacks up to the Galaxy S21 Ultra and whether it can dethrone 2021's best Android phone.

Google has arguably done a better job with mid-range, a-series phones than its high-end, and the Pixel 5a is no exception. But with the new Pixel 6 out that costs just a few bucks more, does the flagship device deserve your extra pennies?

The Pixel 6 has arrived, blowing away our reviewers with its performance, cameras, and affordability. But in some spec categories, it still falls short of the Samsung Galaxy S21, which shipped in early 2021. So will the Pixel 6 prove the better phone, or does it make sense to stick with Samsung, one of the most reliable phone brands worldwide? We're here to help you decide.

The Pixel 6 launches on October 28, about a month after the iPhone 13. How does Google's stunning new phone compare with Apple's latest upgrade? Both of these phones are an absolute pleasure to use, but each has its strengths (and weaknesses).

Google's Pixel 6 Pro represents the first no-compromise flagship the company has built in the six years it's been running the Pixel program. Is it enough to compete with the likes of Samsung and Apple? Our Pixel 6 Pro review tells all.

Google seemed stagnant with the last few Pixel releases, and now we know why: they were saving every bit of energy and excitement for the Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro. Huge camera bumps (inside and out), Android's brand new UI, and the Google Tensor chipset make the Pixel 6 a phone that will turn heads and open wallets.

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The current record for wireless charging was 50W, but the Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra blows that number out of the water. But how fast is 67W wireless charging? Very fast – it’ll charge up around 4x faster than an iPhone that is wired charging. To put that figure into context, you could charge the Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra, wirelessly, from zero to 100% four times in the time it’d take the iPhone 12 to complete one recharge cycle. With the Mi 11 Ultra, you’ll be able to take it from 0% to 100% charge ...