Mike Viray

5 days ago | phandroid.com | Mike Viray

We’ve gotten to a point in time where premium smartphones are pretty much capable of handling a lot of our needs for day-to-day tasks, with powerful cameras, impressive software capabilities, and a more refined approach to on-the-go computing. With that said however, getting the best-ever smartphone often tends to be expensive, which is why we’ve prepared this rundown of some of the more affordable alternatives that you can get, that don’t necessarily come with crippling compromises.

5 days ago | phandroid.com | Mike Viray

Realme fans, rejoice—the brand recently confirmed that it will be broadcasting a global launch event for its upcoming GT 7 series phones. According to Realme, the event will be held on May 27, 2025 in Paris, France. READ: The Galaxy S25 Edge will Come with a New Gorilla Glass VariantWith that in mind, the GT 7 Pro will be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, which has been the go-to chip for a lot of flagship and premium devices this year.

5 days ago | phandroid.com | Mike Viray

If you’re looking for an Android tablet that covers all the basics including a large display, battery and seamless software, then you might want to check out this deal on the Google Pixel Tablet. On sale right now for less than 400 bucks, the Pixel tablet gets all the basics right in addition to useful software features from Google and Android. The Pixel Tablet features a large 11-inch display that makes it ideal for content consumption, web browsing, as well as everyday tasks and productivity.

5 days ago | phandroid.com | Mike Viray

If you’re looking for a fairly modern fitness tracker which packs a lot of features for not much cash, then you might want to check out this offer for the Fitbit Charge 6. The Fitbit Charge 6 is the current iteration of Fitbit’s premium fitness tracker line, and this deal brings down its price to just around 120 bucks.

5 days ago | gadgetsboy.co.uk | Mike Viray

The launch of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon chips for Windows computers a while back certainly provided countless PC manufacturers a “fresh coat of paint”refresh” of sorts in terms of new hardware, offering more efficient battery life and performance when compared to older x86 hardware. This of course includes Microsoft, which worked alongside Qualcomm in bringing the new Snapdragon processors to its own line of surface devices.