With virtually no real competition in the foldable phone space, the Galaxy Z Flip7 remains the most stylish smartphone design ...

After a decade, the writer-director-actor still opts for only a flip phone and landline rather than smartphone, he reveals “I don't have an email address,” Ansari says, noting he does have the ...

The battle over flip-style foldable dominance is not over — not nearly. The U.S. has two dominant flip phones at the moment in the Moto Razr Ultra and the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7. Both of these phones ...

The Magic V Flip 2 is China-only, but it sure is sparkly. The Magic V Flip 2 is China-only, but it sure is sparkly. is a news editor with over a decade’s experience in journalism. He previously worked ...

Flippable and foldable phones are staging a comeback and shaking up the smartphone market. Companies like Samsung and Motorola have entered the foldable phone race and are gaining traction. Analysts ...

In an era of screen fatigue and notification overload, Gen Z is quietly rebelling, favoring analog devices over smartphones. Google searches for “dumbphones” rose by 89% from 2018 to 2021, according ...

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Following a surprising new trend, some college-aged Gen Zers are trading in their smartphones for flip phones. It’s becoming clear that many of us are getting fed up with social media and all that ...

Gen Z is flipping the script this season. Hanging up on the addictive call of the smartphone, tweens, teens and 20-somethings are, instead, going retro, ditching their digital devices for 2000s-era ...

If you've been around long enough to witness the evolution of cell phones, then you know that clamshell-style flip phones aren't really new. Motorola was the first to release one in the late 1980s ...

It's flip phone summer, according to Gen Z. Be honest, is your cell phone in your hand right now or in arm's reach? It's how most of us live our lives but the younger generation is taking a step back ...