Flip Phone February is a challenge to swear off your iPhone or Android, and return to the app-free days of the Motorola Razr. One Toronto student did this for two years.

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Samsung claims the most real estate in the current JB Hi-Fi catalogue, with decent discounts on its range of phones and ...

The young teen decided to permanently exchange his smartphone for a flip phone, removing its addictive features from his life and only using his phone for basic communication. The change helped him ...

This makes you wonder why Samsung even bothered with this variant. Apple is also rumored to be working on a thin phone, but it's alleged iPhone 17 Air is going to be only 5.5mm thick. The Edge model ...

One of the best gaming phones of 2025 will ensure your mobile games run at the highest resolution and frame rates – and this comprehensive list compiled by our experts is going to direct you ...

This isn’t Google’s first foray into the face-as-a-cursor space ... send students direct content on their Chromebook screens, flip on live captions or translations for them, remotely view ...

It was so much better that the 8th grade lacrosse goalie made the radical choice to get a flip phone, giving him the ability to communicate without all the smart features — and distractions.

Photos showing the Samsung Galaxy S25 series from the back have emerged You can also see retail boxes for the phones With the launch happening later today, it's likely these are genuine The ...

It was so much better that the 8th grade lacrosse goalie made the radical choice to get a flip phone, giving him the ability to communicate without all the smart features — and distractions.