Why is my phone…? We answer your smartphone questions We’ve compiled a list of the most commonsmartphonequestions asked by consumers. Why is my phone…? Here’s the answer. (Seeall Android tutorials.) We’ve focused on Android but most of our tips also apply to iOS and Windows Phone. Please add your own questions in the comments below and we’ll do our best to answer them. Tips, tricks and alternative solutions are also welcome....

Apple iPhone 6 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict If you are an iPhone user, and you specifically want an iPhone to be your next smartphone, the iPhone 6 is great, but of course the iPhone 6s is even better. It’s going to come down to budget ultimately, as the iPhone 6 is a brilliant iPhone that’ll save you a few pennies if you’re set on getting an Apple phone. It’s a slick, well-built, beautifully designed handset....

Google Nexus 5 review UK Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Google and LG have done a fantastic job with the Nexus 5, producing a very desirable phone at an outrageously low price. It’s the best value-for-money smartphone out there right now. Note: Google is set to launch the Nexus 5X on 29 September. The Nexus 5smartphonebrought Android 4.4 KitKat with it and has been around for nearly a year. It’s still one of the best value smartphone around and here’s our full review but bear in mind that the Nexus 6 will arrive in November....

iPhone 6s vs Samsung Galaxy S6 comparison Our Verdict We can’t offer our full verdict on the iPhone 6s until we’ve spent more time with it in the PC Advisor office, but we expect it to impress us. We’re pleased to see camera improvements and the innovative new 3D Touch display, but we do wish that screen was higher-resolution to match the Samsung Galaxy S6, which absolutely blows the 6s out of the water in that area....

Apple iPhone 6 Plus review – plus iPhone 6 Plus camera recall Expert’s Rating Our Verdict When we initially wrote this review, the new size was something of an unknown. For many people the iPhone 6 (or iPhone 6S) is the better choice for the reasons we list in our iPhone 6 vs 6 Plus comparison. The truth is that a 5.5in screen isn’t quite big enough to enable the 6 Plus to replace a tablet, yet the device is arguably too big and unwieldy as a smartphone....