How much storage do you actually need on your next phone?
A plain guide to choosing between 128GB, 256GB, 512GB and 1TB, based on how you use your phone.
Short, practical guides to choosing a phone, a plan and the accessories that go with them, written from the spec sheets rather than the marketing.
A plain guide to choosing between 128GB, 256GB, 512GB and 1TB, based on how you use your phone.
Update support, battery wear and the signs that a phone has reached the end. A plain way to decide.
What the terms mean in the UK, whether a SIM-free phone works on every network, and how to check a phone is unlocked.
Step-by-step transfers between iPhone and Android, plus the things people forget: WhatsApp, authenticator apps and eSIM.
What to look at on the seller, the listing and the payment so you know the phone will arrive, work and be returnable.
Two Samsung picks at £359 and £459, one iPhone just above the line, and what to check before you spend.
How to work out the real cost of a phone on contract against buying it outright, with the sums shown.
The 16 adds a faster chip, Apple Intelligence and a new button. When the older phone makes sense, and when it does not.
Two mid-range Samsungs that look alike on paper. Where the A56 is better, and where the A36 is all you need.
A small, fast phone against a bigger one with a larger battery and a lower price. The numbers side by side.
Same chip, same screen size, £200 apart. What the 16e leaves out, and who should pay for the 16.
How eSIM works, which phones are eSIM only, and how to move your number across without losing it.
What you save by paying for a phone upfront, what a plan spreads out, and what to check before you choose either.
Two 6.3-inch flagships side by side: screen, cameras, battery, charging and software support, taken from the spec sheets.
Why magnetic chargers are faster and easier to line up than an old-style wireless pad, and which of your accessories will work.
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