Apple's iPhone may have kicked off the touchscreen revolution, but phones powered by Google's Android have made big waves of ...

Google has replaced its Nexus smartphone lineup with the Pixel series. This change happened back in 2016 when the first two Google Pixel smartphones arrived. With this change, Google more or less ...

Of course, the fact that you can't buy phones running on these operating systems anymore — the Windows-capable NexPhone doesn't count — says a lot about how well they did (or didn't do), but that ...

The smartphone market is essentially a duopoly these days, with Android and iPhone as the only two major camps available. Sure, there's a lot of variety in the Android space, but these phones all use ...