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Best unlocked Android smartphones you can get today CNET 3/13/2021 © CNET CNET Something strange is happening in the US, where wireless carriers once sold dramatically different phones, and buying an unlocked handset through a store that wasn't your carrier was a risky proposition best left for the gadget-savvy. Now, two-year contracts are practically a thing of the past, most-wanted phones appear on all major networks, and phone-makers are beginning to succeed in selling handsets directly to buyers. Unlocked phones are on the rise. Simply buy a SIM card, stick it in your device, and you...

Samsung Exynos Mobile Processors Introduction Samsung had been in the business of manufacturing systems on chip (SoCs) long before it introduced the Exynos branding and started using its own chips for Galaxy devices. Based on the ARM7 CPU, the S3C44B0 was the first SoC that Samsung built and it became available in 2000. This 66MHz single-core SoC was used by toy manufacturer Mattel in its low-cost multimedia player called Juice Box. The Danger Hiptop smartphone, which was later rebranded as the T-Mobile Sidekick, also used this chip. The System LSI division of Samsung Electronics develops the...

Google Fi's new unlimited plan probably isn't worth it [Update] Sep 17, 2019 16:42 EDT · Hot! with 13 comments Today, Google announced an unlimited plan for its Fi cellular service, making that its second ever plan. While the company has expanded on its Flexible plan since it was originally introduced in numerous ways, that was previously the only option. What is Google Fi, and how does the Flexible plan work? Originally called Project Fi, Google Fi is Google's cell phone service, running off of the networks of T-Mobile, Sprint, and U.S. Cellular. Whe...

T-Mobile lists 19 devices that will stop working on its network next month JC Torres - Dec 23, 2020, 12:47am CST Given the rate of turnover in the smartphone market, it is almost expected that consumers change phones every two to three years. It’s definitely unheard of for people to hold on to five-year-old phones that may not even be able to run the latest versions of Android, for example. In that case, very few people might be affected by T-Mobile’s still-unannounced decision to completely cut off some devices from its network but the unexplained reason for that chang...

Official LineageOS 17.1 support comes to Nexus 7 (2013), Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, more