Better still, the cameras on the Flip 6 give you plenty of bang for your buck in terms of quality, with AI technology on board that makes even low-light photos worthy ... than a few drops, the Kyocera ...

photos courtesy of Kyocera Wireless Corp. This tri-mode, 3G CDMA smartphone sports an innovative folder-style form factor that places the handwriting input pad and display on opposite halves of ...

Kyocera's first fully rugged smartphone in the US and first LTE phone for Sprint. This Android phone sports a tough shell for shock, dust, water, and more. This phone is also the first in the U.S ...

Foldable phones come in two main flavors, and choosing between them means figuring out what you want out of your phone.

The new flip from the Chinese company will compete against Samsung and Motorola flip phones in the country. The new Infinix Zero Flip is expected to ship with a 3.64-inch cover display and a 120 ...

Moving your cherished photos and videos from Google Photos to iCloud using an iPhone is a straightforward process that can be ...

A report detailed that Samsung has seemingly left its recent foldable duo out of any Google Play Systems updates.

Founded on April 1, 1959, Kyocera has previously manufactured satellite phones for the Iridium network. It also makes mobile phones for wireless carriers in the United States and Canada. Kyocera's ...

You can order the Galaxy Z Flip 6 today. This phone brings the best that Samsung has to offer and not just when it comes to the hardware. The hardware innovations were lacking in this iteration ...

With enough force, almost every phone can fold in half – not even the best smartphones on sale are immune from brute strength. But only a few can do it without suffering terminal damage. From retro ...

These phones often feature robust build quality, with hinges designed for durability. Flip smartphones also offer a unique user experience with split-screen capabilities, allowing for more ...

We reviewed and tested them all to help you find the best phone to fit your needs. Andrew is CNET's go-to guy for product coverage and lead photographer for Europe. When not testing the latest ...