Other features include 3.5mm audio jack and front and rear cameras. This phone is not currently available from any major US carrier. It is compatible with at least some US networks, and may be ...

This high-end Android phone sports a large 5.5-inch display, thin body, and unique configuration that allows it to be used upside-down at any time. Key features include 13-megapixel main camera ...

The company is known for its OneTouch range of Android smartphones. Alcatel's latest mobile launch is the 1L Pro. The mobile was launched in 24th June 2021. The phone comes with a 6.10-inch ...

Alcatel's 4G mobile phones have carved a niche in the ever-evolving smartphone market, consistently delivering cutting-edge technology and connectivity. These devices seamlessly integrate 4G ...

Maker and developer Rootkid is using a Raspberry Pi Zero to power an old phone, giving it the ability to read poems to you ...

Microsoft’s Phone Link will soon allow users to easily unlink their old smartphone. This would be a welcome change over the previous method, which required users to open their Microsoft account.

If you’re one of the more than 50 percent of homeowners who have opted out of landline service, chances are you still have at ...

Why not try to put your old phone to work instead? Your old phone, after all, has a lot of parts that are still useful—a camera, a screen, and a decent processor. There’s no reason you can’t ...

Eventually, you may want to give your child their own smartphone. While a new phone can be expensive, handing down your old iPhone is a great way to introduce them to technology while also being ...

BT's Openreach, which supplies broadband and phone infrastructure across the ... Although losing the old-fashioned landline may sound scary, it does have some benefits, including clearer digital ...

O2 are set to phase out its 3G network this April, meaning that old phone kept for emergencies could no longer be of any use. The roll out is predicted to generate a whopping £13.7 million of e ...

The UK's broadband and phone network is facing a massive shake ... both operationally and commercially, to keep the old copper network and our new fibre network running side-by-side.