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New technology known as Portal-ble allows the users of smartphone-based AR systems to put their hands in the picture.

After the Pixel 3 phones last October, and the Pixel 3a mid-range handsets announced in May, Google is upping its smartphone game again by launching the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL – two premium-level smartphones with a strong focus on photography.

The SafeHalo system is designed to disable a phone if it's on or near the driver's seat, but leave it be if it's not.

The Nautismart Pro housing reportedly allows almost any phone to take photos underwater.

A new smartphone-based system can identify objects simply by being knocked against them.

Motorola has carved out a reputation for making decent value, low cost Android phones and the Motorola One Action follows in that trend.

As expected, OnePlus has unveiled the OnePlus 7T at a special media event, a solid upgrade over the OnePlus 7 phone it launched back in May.

Xiaomi has unveiled the Mi Mix Alpha, a concept phone with a screen that wraps around the back – plus a frankly-ridiculous 108-megapixel camera.

The Acusensus system can monitor several lanes of traffic at once, auto-detecting drivers using their phones and beginning the prosecution process.

In terms of selfie cameras, the new Vivo V17 Pro goes further than anything we've seen before, with dual lenses, an earpiece, and a flash.

Huawei has unveiled a new Mate series of flagship phones, brimming with the latest mobile technology – but without access to the Play Store.

The "Waterfall FullView" screen on the newly unveiled Vivo Nex 3 hits an impressive new milestone: a screen-to-body ratio of 99.6 percent.