The latest touch and type device from TCL leaks online ahead of time, giving us a pretty good look at the new BlackBerry KEY2. FULL STORY >

BlackBerry releases teaser video for its upcoming KEY2 device, with it sporting QWERTY keyboard and dual camera setup. FULL STORY >

LG has revealed its new mid-range devices for 2018, with the Q7 trio sporting some of the AI elements previously spotted in the company's flagship phones. FULL STORY >

OnePlus' latest flagship phone is one the most highly specced for 2018. FULL STORY >

At R799, the Mint Pearl Neo is designed for great value for money, but the onboard specifications will likely prompt you to opt for something a bit more expensive. FULL STORY >

Google's annual developer conference is underway, with a closer look at Android P, Google Assistant enhancements and more on show. These were the six biggest announcements. FULL STORY >

The P20 Pro is a significant step forward as far as cameras on smartphones go, with this latest offering showing just how good a device Huawei can make. FULL STORY >

The South Korean manufacturer's latest flagship makes an understated debut. FULL STORY >

Another in a long line of solid phones from Sony, the Xperia XZ2 is only a handful of changes away from being the best value for money flagship so far this year. FULL STORY >

The latest device from Honor looks a lot like the Huawei P20, but for far less. FULL STORY >

The company's messaging app isn't coming to an end, but Google is putting a hold on its development. FULL STORY >

A decent device for cost-savvy users, but the Xperia L2 from Sony does little to stand out in a sea of mid-range phones. FULL STORY >

When it comes to privacy, it seems like most tech companies still have to put in more effort than just a casual nod. Case in point, the Google Play Store, where The Guardian reports that apps and games aimed at children might be... FULL STORY >

The Japanese company's latest flagship packs the best specs currently available in mobile, along with a design refresh. FULL STORY >

The latest version of Android could include a swipe gesture to bring up a new navigation bar. FULL STORY >