If you're thinking about getting a smart speaker, especially from Google, you might just want to buy two and take advantage of some savings.

The Huawei P20, P20 Pro and P20 Lite are not launching in any official capacity in the US, but they will be sold up north. The P20 Pro and P20 Lite are also coming to India at unknown prices.

It's been a month since the P10 officially notched its Android 8.0 update and it's only just starting to make its way to North America.

In many cases, these discounts are roughly in the range of US$20 to US$50, which makes Apple's claim about this iPad being "the most affordable" one pretty true. Just don't worry about the Apple Pencil.

OnePlus is preparing to launch the OnePlus 6 later this spring, but it'll be a while before anyone in North America can buy a fresh OnePlus phone.

No significant and specific steps have been laid out as of yet, but there are some hints as to what may get worked on in the next four years across North America and South America.

Verizon may have technically been the first US carrier to bring Oreo updates to its Galaxy S8 and S8+, but T-Mobile and Sprint quickly followed suit.

Lightweight apps are great for entry-level phones that can bare only the basics. Facebook Lite has been in more than 100 emerging countries, but it's come to 8 developed ones.

Google has recently started enforcing region-locking for use of Google Pay in the UK and the US. Now, it's available in three more countries.

If the LG V30, G6 and Huawei P10 Plus can finally get official, stable Android 8.0 Oreo updates on Canada's Fido network this month, you have to presume global rollouts are right around the corner.

The behavior was covered under umbrella language explaining the measures it took to stop iPhones from suddenly shutting down with the iOS 10.2.1 software update.

From January 25, those who are on the $75 plan will get what people on the $85 plan have been getting for months: free roaming on neighborly soil.

As it gradually drops its unprofitable handheld business, the company is making great progress on software and services with big customer grabs.

The Christmas crunch is real as Apple is putting out as many iPhone X units as possible to customers across the world. The day tally tops out at 9.

And customers are getting it from a yeti that cares. The Google MVNO has released a companion mini-game for people to enjoy with the free Wi-Fi.

The Rift and a good PC are as affordable as they have ever been, but if a wireless experience is what you want, TPCAST hopes you'll spend a bit more.

The United States, Canada and Mexico are all getting down to between one and two weeks of shipping patience for the $999 iPhone.

Just because there's support for LTE Bands 2, 4, 13, 25, 26 and 41 doesn't mean that the OnePlus 5T is approved for use on Sprint or Verizon.

The Microsoft Store is selling a gaming phone and people can't get enough of it. Razer is also tapped to hit Singapore with an announcement.

The Echo, Echo Plus and Echo Dot are coming into Canada December 5 with introductory pricing from today for those who pre-order.

Typically priced at CAD 800 up north, the 4GB RAM-packing BlackBerry KEYone Black Edition is sold at a $100 discount today only.

The Canadian carrier has pushed prices down from its original price of $1,050 outright to $650. And the contract price is way, way better.

The all-touch TCL-made BlackBerry Motion is almost ready for primetime up north, where it's going to cost around $600 CAD outright.