Samsung always offers a broad lineup of phones, including the A series, S series, FE range, and foldables, and they're all vying for your attention, so it can be overwhelming to choose. Thankfully, we've put the work in to test these devices to help you select the right one. So, whether you're here for the best Android phone available or a more wallet-friendly option, there's a Samsung phone that will meet your needs.

Android tablets are the perfect choice to play any of the best games on the Play Store. In 2024, there are more choices than ever. While all our favorite Android tablets have the hardware to handle light gaming, identifying the features suitable for gaming is difficult.

Google recently performed a mass roll-out of a feature iPhones have sported for years. After nearly a year of waiting, its Find My Device network has finally gone live, enlisting the help of Android users worldwide to track lost or stolen items.

Bright screens, great battery life, and powerful apps make today's phones perfect for navigating unfamiliar streets on two wheels and tracking your trips. Google's even specifically focused on improving the accuracy of its cycling-related mapping. But you certainly won't be able to fumble around with electronics while riding, and there's a massive number of bike mounts to choose from.

I wouldn't say my hands are alarmingly small, but you won't find me playing piano at Carnegie Hall, and I've never managed complex guitar chords. And you'll never catch me using any near-7-inch high-end phablets like the Galaxy S24 Ultra. My thumb simply cannot reach the notification bar without dislocating.

Smart thermostats are more popular and effective than ever. Buying and installing one might seem like a complex undertaking on the surface, but it's worth it for one of the most useful smart devices you can add to a home.

The days of groundbreaking changes to slab smartphones are largely behind us, with modern flagships only seeing iterative upgrades each year. And while we've seen some important efficiency gains recently, systems-on-a-chip and other critical hardware don't jump in performance year-on-year.

February's crop of tech releases and reviews didn't see any big-name flagship phones or insanely hyped new devices, but a handful of fun and useful gadgets caught our eye nonetheless. With a handful of these geared directly toward having fun, and some shaking up their respective midrange markets, we had an especially good time digging deep into these great phones, e-readers, and audio accessories.