Earlier this month, OnePlus made it clear not to expect the OnePlus Open 2 at any point in 2025, with the phone maker framing the decision as a "recalibration" of its foldable phone plans.

There's a new folding phone in town, and it's the world's thinnest. Turns out, it's also almost perfect. Here's why, and what Samsung must do with the Z Fold 7.

The Oppo Find N5 is the world's thinnest book-style foldable, bringing foldables closer than ever to a traditional slab phone. Here's what it's like to use.

OnePlus announced its Watch 3 earlier this week, and all of the reviews have been pretty glowing for this watch. I do have one, and will be putting out a

Rumors claim OPPO and OnePlus are developing an Alert Slider replacement that brings more customization for users. The new hardware feature could mirror Apple's Action Button, which is introduced on the iPhone 15 Pro. The future of OnePlus' foldables is a little bleak as the company confirmed it will not launch the Open 2 in 2025.

It will retain the one-click mute functionality, but users will also be able to add additional shortcuts or apps. The alert slider has been a staple

Today Oppo launched the Find N5, the thinnest book-style foldable phone yet, but there’s more to the phone than a slim design: it’s capable of connecting to a Mac for file transfers and even remote control. It’s not quite the first Android phone to do so, but it is the only one you can buy outside of China.

If Oppo sells the Find N5 where you are, then there's probably no better foldable for you. Its power, battery and cameras are great, and the thin and light design is currently unbeatable. You might need to put some effort in to track it down though.