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Andrew Lanxon

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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Andrew Lanxon

    Best Foldable Phones in 2026: Samsung, Google, Motorola Tested - CNET (opens the original)

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    While phones with bendable displays may have appeared to be a gimmick in their early days, the technology has stuck around, with almost every major phone-maker now offering some kind of foldable phone. Apple was among the last to get in on the game, taking the wraps off the iPhone Duo at its recent fall event. We’re eagerly awaiting our chance to get one in hand for a full review — that’s why you won’t see it on this list yet. Samsung has led the way much of the time, with its Z Flip and Z Fold

  2. Article · Sep 10, 2026 · Andrew Lanxon

    I Need Apple's iPhone Duo to Get Me Excited About Foldables Again - CNET (opens the original)

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    Over five years ago, I wrote a scathing commentary about why folding phones have been a big letdown. And even though foldables were in their infancy then, all this time later, I’ve still not exactly been wowed by them. But Apple has just taken the wraps off the iPhone Duo, and there are some key reasons it could be the foldable to get me genuinely excited. The problem I outlined with foldables in 2021 is that they’re just like any other Android phone — except that they fold in half. They don’t o

  3. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · Andrew Lanxon

    You Win, Apple: The iPhone 18 Pro Could Reignite My Love of Phone Photography - CNET (opens the original)

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    I wrote recently that I will never completely replace my proper cameras with a smartphone camera, and that’s still true. But Apple’s latest iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, which debuted on Wednesday at its “Surprise and Shine” event, have a host of new upgrades that I hope will make me more keen to leave my camera behind and enjoy a photo walk using just the phone. From the new variable aperture and updates to Photographic Styles, there’s plenty that caught my attention. It’s no surprise that the new

  4. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · Andrew Lanxon

    Apple iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max Are Official: $1,199, Fancy Cameras and More - CNET (opens the original)

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    The iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max have been unveiled during Apple’s “Surprise and Shine” event on Sept. 9, and while they may not have the fancy folding display of Apple’s expected iPhone Ultra, these phones are packed with the latest tech Apple has to offer. From new A20 Bionic processors, upgrades to the cameras and, yes, some fresh colors too, there’s a lot to be excited about. The iPhone 18 Pro will start at $1,199 in the US, while the iPhone 18 Pro Max will set you back $1,299, both with 256GB

  5. Article · Sep 5, 2026 · Andrew Lanxon

    I Went Shopping for My Ultimate Smart Home of the Future at IFA 2026 - CNET (opens the original)

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    The IFA 2026 tech conference in Berlin is packed to the gills with gadgets of all kinds, from new foldable phones, innovative alarm clocks and even flying car concepts. But it’s home tech that really dominates the show with brands from all over the world gathering to tell you how you can add smart gadgets to your home in every conceivable way. Always keen to make my life easier, more colorful and more expensive, I took to the halls of the show to browse for the items I would be most interested i

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