A Samsung patent describes a system where a phone vibrates only at the point where you touch it, replacing physical buttons.

Returning to a single finger gesture to access Quick Settings makes much more sense, and not just because of familiarity.

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On-device AI on smartphones is going places, and we talked with Arm's Chris Bergey to find out what's next for this ...

Motorola has shown off concept hardware for its Rizr rollable phone, and now a patent shows how it's working to make it a usable, everyday phone.

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Shortcuts, small external keyboards and even improved (and free) dictation software can make long sessions of text input much ...