These days, we are seeing many smartphones with pop-up cameras at the top. Such a camera module will free up the display resulting in notchless displays with a high screen-to-body ratio.

30,000, you can get yourself a phone that does it all ... 30,000 might surprise you with their features, such as the Vivo V15 Pro’s pop-up selfie camera and in-display fingerprint sensor, or the ...

Oppo F11 Pro is among the few smartphones to sport a pop-up selfie camera. The Oppo F11 Pro sports a big 6.5-inch display and claims a 90.9 percent screen-to-body ratio. The F11 Pro has very thin ...

Even amid the colorful chaos of NYC's world-famous Times Square, the flagship M&M store stands out. But there are also many ...

You’ll just be giving up a few fancy features, such as water resistance, wireless charging, or a dedicated telephoto camera ... can pop a different carrier’s SIM card into your phone and ...

This year we have a different camera layout and one additional button ... it will surely make your phone pop out in the crowd. Plus, it can handle drops from up to 10 feet while still looking sleek.

Apple cameras have been exclusively powered by Sony sensors for over a decade, but that might be about to change. According ...

For its new X7 Pro smartphone, Poco has collaborated with Marvel to make a special Iron Man Edition, and it's fantastic.

Fast forward to the present day, and the cameras on some of the best smartphones can rival professional point-and-shoots. We've compiled a list of the top camera phones ... rate of up to 144Hz.

Slam is calling the XCam a “world first” because of the camera’s mix of smart design, 8K, VR, 180° and 3D features. The Slam XCam is a boxy camera that looks a bit like an oversized smartphone, but ...

I'm a New Jersey native and keep up with the latest mobile tech. Here's a summary of the best camera phones you can buy right now based on our head-to-head testing of each phone's camera capabilities.

Other times, we’re physically present but mentally elsewhere, distracted by work or our phones’ incessant alerts—or by the act of creating proof, with our phone cameras, that we were here.