Kayla Solino

5 days ago | zdnet.com | Kayla Solino

ClicksLast month, Motorola unveiled three new Razr flip phones, including a first-ever 'Ultra' model that ZDNET's smartphone expert Kerry Wan says is "feature-packed, fashionably styled, and unsurprisingly expensive." The new Razr models, which start at $799, are finally available for preorder in the US at retailers like Best Buy, Amazon, and Motorola. The devices will go on sale universally unlocked as well as in T-Mobile and AT&T stores on May 15.

6 days ago | zdnet.com | Kayla Solino

ClicksLast month, Motorola unveiled three new Razr flip phones, including a first-ever 'Ultra' model that ZDNET's smartphone expert Kerry Wan says is "feature-packed, fashionably styled, and unsurprisingly expensive." The new Razr models, which start at $799, are finally available for preorder in the US at retailers like Best Buy, Amazon, and Motorola. The devices will go on sale universally unlocked as well as in T-Mobile and AT&T stores on May 15.

1 week ago | zdnet.com | Kayla Solino

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1 week ago | zdnet.com | Kayla Solino

Show more (5 items) Kayla Solino/ZDNETMother's Day 2025 is this weekend, but there's still a few days to find a gift for Mom while there's still time to place orders without worry. While it may seem like there's an endless deluge of outlets recommending flowers, perfume, and jewelry for mom, at ZDNET, we take the tech approach to everything -- including our gift-giving. That's why I've rounded up some of the best Mother's Day tech gadgets you can still snag off Amazon ahead of Sunday.

2 weeks ago | zdnet.com | Kayla Solino

ZDNET's key takeaways The Strapsicle silicone straps upgrade the grip options on your Kindle and provide a secure hold to prevent drops. At $21, Strapsicle is an easy and affordable Kindle accessory to make your reading experience even more comfortable. If you prefer more ergonomic grips or don't like the look of straps across the back of your Kindle, an alternative security option may be best.