If you like having more control over your phone repairs, Apple has some good news for iPhone 17e owners. The company has added the iPhone 17e to its Self Service Repair Store, which means people can now buy official parts and tools straight from Apple and try certain repairs on their own. According to PhoneArena, Apple’s update lets iPhone 17e users order genuine replacement parts for repairs such as the back glass and bottom speaker. Apple also provides repair manuals, so anyone willing to... Read more →
Samsung’s newest midrange Galaxy A phones have officially gone on sale in the US. Buyers can now order both the Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 directly from Samsung’s official US website, giving shoppers two fresh options in the company’s lower-cost lineup. According to GSMArena, the Galaxy A57 is being sold in Awesome Navy and comes in two storage... Read more →
Total Wireless is trying something unusual to get soccer fans excited about the FIFA World Cup 2026. Instead of running a typical online giveaway, the Verizon-owned prepaid brand is placing street flyers around select neighborhoods in New York City, with Miami, Houston, and Los Angeles set to follow starting April 13. The flyers may look ordinary... Read more →
Budget phones usually ask buyers to give something up, whether it is screen quality, battery life, camera performance, or durability. TCL’s new NXTPAPER 70 Pro looks like it is trying to change that by offering a long list of extras at a price that stays easy on the wallet. As announced by T-Mobile, the NXTPAPER 70 Pro costs just $200, but it... Read more →
Samsung is getting ready to retire one of its longtime apps. The company has confirmed that Samsung Messages will be discontinued in July 2026, which means Galaxy users who still rely on it will eventually need to move to another texting app. Samsung is pointing people toward Google Messages, which has already become the default option on many... Read more →
AT&T may be trying something a little different in the wireless market. Instead of leaning harder into premium pricing or flashy promotions, the company appears to be pushing a simpler pitch: one bundled plan for wireless and fiber internet with taxes and fees already included in the advertised price. That kind of straightforward pricing is a... Read more →
AT&T says it is teaming up with Fanatics in a new five-year partnership, and the main idea is simple: give sports fans more ways to feel connected to the games and events they care about. Instead of focusing on technical buzzwords, the announcement points to a broader fan experience that mixes AT&T’s brand with Fanatics’ sports platform.... Read more →
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