Articles by James Rogerson

James is a freelance phones, tablets and wearables writer and sub-editor at TechRadar. He has a love for everything ‘smart’, from watches to lights, and can often be found arguing with AI assistants or drowning in the latest apps. James also contributes to 3G.co.uk, 4G.co.uk and 5G.co.uk and has written for T3, Digital Camera World, Clarity Media and others, with work on the web, in print and on TV.

Articles by: James Rogerson

Hate ‘slide to stop’ alarms in iOS 26.1? Here’s how to get the button back

By James Rogerson published 7 November 25

If you prefer the alarm interface in iOS 26 to iOS 26.1, there's a simple way to switch back.

The iPhone Air 2 could fix its predecessor’s biggest issue

By James Rogerson published 7 November 25

The iPhone Air 2 might have two rear cameras, but many other elements could be unchanged.

New Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra leaks point to a tiny camera improvement and a ‘major upgrade’ to charging

By James Rogerson published 6 November 25

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra could have faster charging and a new telephoto camera, but the other camera hardware might be unchanged.

The iOS 26.2 beta is out now and these 9 new features are coming to your iPhone

By James Rogerson published 5 November 25

The first iOS 26.2 beta is here, and it includes numerous new and improved features that should be coming to your iPhone soon.

Google Pixel 10 in Lemongrass against a bubbly backsplash

The Google Pixel 10 is setting new sales records – and just dropped to its lowest-ever price

By James Rogerson published 4 November 25

The Google Pixel 10 now costs $200 less in the US, and even before that reduction, it was selling well.

A new Samsung Galaxy tri-fold video shows off its big bezels and separate cover screen

By James Rogerson published 4 November 25

We've now had our closest look yet at the Samsung Galaxy tri-fold, revealing various design details.

iOS 26.1 has landed – these are the 5 biggest new features for your iPhone

By James Rogerson published 3 November 25

iOS 26.1 is available now and it has a handful of useful new features that are worth knowing about.

Watch out, lock screen ads are coming to smartphones – and Nothing's are the strangest ones yet

By James Rogerson published 31 October 25

The Nothing Phone 3a series includes a 'Lock Glimpse' feature that serves up links to ad-riddled articles on your lock screen.

The Nothing Phone 3a Lite has landed, at a price that currently makes it look a bit pointless

By James Rogerson published 30 October 25

The Nothing Phone 3a Lite is Nothing's first 'Lite' model and it's priced accordingly, but there's a very tempting alternative.

Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus in Navy Blue held in hand showing the back

The Samsung Galaxy S26 series will have new cameras, a custom chipset, and better AI

By James Rogerson published 30 October 25

Samsung has confirmed some of the headline features you can expect from the Galaxy S26 series.

Leaked Google Pixel 10a renders suggest it will retain the Pixel 9a’s one big weakness

By James Rogerson published 29 October 25

The Google Pixel 10a might look almost exactly the same as the Pixel 9a, and have many of the same specs too.

The Oppo Find X9 Pro on a yellow background

The Oppo Find X9 Pro has landed with a 200MP telephoto camera and an enormous battery

By James Rogerson published 28 October 25

The Oppo Find X9 and Oppo Find X9 Pro have now launched in the UK, and their specs really impress.

Your Pixel phone might be getting a big customization upgrade soon

By James Rogerson published 28 October 25

The next Pixel Feature Drop could land soon with theme packs, custom GIFs, and prioritized notifications.

The Samsung Galaxy tri-fold just got officially shown off

By James Rogerson published 28 October 25

Samsung has revealed the design of the Galaxy tri-fold, while elsewhere a seemingly official render has leaked.

The OnePlus 15 has landed – these are the 5 biggest new features

By James Rogerson published 27 October 25

The OnePlus 15 is a tech-packed handset with some clear upgrades on its predecessor, but also some downgrades.

You probably won’t be able to buy the Samsung Galaxy tri-fold, but that might be a blessing in disguise

By James Rogerson published 27 October 25

The Samsung Galaxy tri-fold might only be sold in parts of Asia, but you'll probably be better off waiting for the next model anyway.

A hand holding the Vivo X300 Pro, next to the OnePlus 15 resting on a rock, next to a hand holding the Xiaomi 17 Pro

Bored with Apple and Samsung? These 5 flagship Chinese phones are coming soon – and their specs are a glimpse of the future

By James Rogerson published 24 October 25

China is at the forefront of smartphone specs and innovation right now, and these five upcoming handsets are prime examples of that.

Samsung Galaxy S25 showing the lock screen with two adorable collectible Android figurines on each side looking interested

It now looks very likely that the Samsung Galaxy S26 series has been delayed

By James Rogerson published 23 October 25

Several sources now claim the Samsung Galaxy S26 series will launch later than originally planned.

It seems almost no one wants the iPhone Air – here’s why

By James Rogerson published 23 October 25

The iPhone Air seems to be by far the least popular of Apple's latest handsets, and we can't say we're surprised.

5 reasons why the OnePlus 15 could be the Android star of 2025

By James Rogerson published 22 October 25

We already know a lot about the OnePlus 15, including that it could have class-leading battery life and power.

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra might use an Exynos chipset, and surprisingly that could be a good thing

By James Rogerson published 21 October 25

It's reportedly "likely" that the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra will have an Exynos 2600 chipset in some regions, and this could be the best chipset of 2026.

The latest iOS 26.1 beta finally gives iPhone users what they’ve been crying out for

By James Rogerson published 21 October 25

With the latest iOS 26.1 beta, you can add a tint to Liquid Glass and avoid accidental camera launches.

iPhone 17 vs iPhone 17 Pro – should you go Pro?

By James Rogerson published 17 October 25

The iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Pro are both superb smartphones, but they're also aimed at different types of users.

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Pro could be a big disappointment for camera fans

By James Rogerson published 17 October 25

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Pro could have cameras that date back to the S22, but at least its battery might get a boost.

Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge from a 3/4 angle with black lights and an Android figuring blurred in the background

There apparently won’t be a Samsung Galaxy S26 Edge – and you might not be able to get the S25 Edge for much longer either

By James Rogerson published 16 October 25

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge's sales are reportedly bad enough that Samsung is discontinuing the series.

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