Apple is suing Oppo for allegedly poaching a member of its Apple Watch team to steal trade secrets on sensors and silicon chips.
Take a wild guess what gadget topped our list. Here's a hint: it's made by a company that rhymes with funtendo.
Apple, Samsung, and Google have really fallen behind.
March brought us new Macs, ultra-thin foldables, and even an exoskeleton. However, some of our most-anticipated tech for the month won't arrive until April.
The Oppo Find N5 is a good look at what's to come from foldable smartphone design. Here's hoping better cameras are on the horizon.
The "World's Thinnest" foldable smartphone is probably never coming to the U.S.
CES 2025 brought us tons of fun gadgets, but January also offered new Samsung Galaxy S25 phones and Nvidia RTX 50-series GPUs.
The Oppo Find 8X Pro is an unexpected beast of an Android flagship smartphone that incorporates some features we love from the iPhone.
Apple still needs to convince the rest of the world that the iPhone still has more to offer.
The second attempt smartwatch from OnePlus offers some of the best battery life in the category—as long as you can handle the hefty look.
$100 earbuds with great ANC and decent battery life? Sign me up!
OnePlus’s second smartwatch is way more functional than the last one, but it feels tuned only to people who want a big time piece.
The OnePlus 12 also managed to outpace the iPhone in Gizmodo's battery benchmark tests.
More memory and an improved camera make the phone a compelling offering. But then you still have to deal with OnePlus's OxygenOS.
OnePlus's next phone may also have a 64 MP periscope telephoto lens and 'rain touch' to avoid annoying ghosting in a downpour.
The China-centric Ace 2 Pro phone should be able to handle any amount of fog or rain without any annoying ghosting.
The Oppo Find N2 Flip is a cute little flipping smartphone that will hopefully inspire future OnePlus designs.
It takes night shots, has a battery that lasts nearly a day, and boasts a coveted alert slider.
Will the brand be the first to introduce an affordable foldable smartphone?
Carl Pei, the CEO of Nothing, confirmed it in an interview.
