Back Market lays out its plan to make refurbished phones go mainstream
Back Market held a press conference on Thursday morning in Paris to talk about upcoming product launches and give an update ...
Do Not Disturb: Mobile Phone Ban Sweeps American Schools
An enduring debate surrounds cellphones in schools, but are states right to ban them? Experts tell Newsweek the pros and cons ...
From Samsung to HTC: The worst Android phones ever made
Between Nokia, Samsung, and HTC, we've certainly got no shortage of candidates for our list of the worst Android phones ever ...
Here's one more reason to make your next phone purchase a refurb
A new collaboration means that those buying a refurbished phone on Back Market can save $60 on a Visible unlimited plan.
Refurbished retailer Back Market now bundles phones with Visible by Verizon discounts
Back Market, a marketplace for refurbished devices, has partnered with Visible by Verizon for a special offer. Visible's ...
Apple made a key change with the iPhone 16, and it's made all the difference for the new phone
After two years of using different silicon in different iPhone models, Apple equipped every iPhone 16 with some version of ...
Column: Los Angeles school kids, get off your damn phones! Trust me, you’ll thank us later
A new L.A. Unified School District rule banning cellphones in classrooms begins in January. It will improve the learning ...
Police dismantles phone unlocking ring linked to 483,000 victims
A joint law enforcement operation has dismantled an international criminal network that used the iServer automated ...
Google Pixel 9 hands-on review: An affordable, but super smart, phone
Thanks to the new Google Pixel 9 smartphone, just $799 buys you an incredibly powerful and versatile mobile device.
When parents are on their phones a lot, here’s what happens to their kids
Parents who used screens more had children who used screens more, and this behavior could be hindering their kids’ language development, new research shows.
Abcarian: School kids, get off your damn phones! Trust me, you will thank us later
A new L.A. Unified School District rule banning cellphones in classrooms begins in January. It will improve the learning ...