Despite the current obsession with smartphones, cordless phone sales are still going strong, with more models released every year. The latest units include Bluetooth support, baby monitoring and even ...

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The successor to the ground-breaking GD55 mini-phone. The G50 remains one of the smallest phones in the world, and steps up to a 4096-color display and 40-chord polyphonic ringtones. This phone is ...

This score reflects the tested distance a phone can maintain an intelligible conversation, make a call and receive a call. We report a score instead of a distance because range can differ greatly ...

The drill that most comes to mind is a Makita mains powered hand drill, and given that I remember the day he bought it to replace his clapped-out Wolf in 1976, it has given phenomenal service over ...

This score reflects the tested distance a phone can maintain an intelligible conversation, make a call and receive a call. We report a score instead of a distance because range can differ greatly ...

With so many VoIP phone services on the market, however, it can be difficult to know which will best meet the needs of your business. To help you make a decision, use our guide to the best VoIP ...

Almost every brand with a top-scoring cordless phone also has the odd dud, whether it's a big brand such as BT, Panasonic, Philips or Gigaset, or a smaller manufacturer like Binatone or iDect. Make ...

Everything from network reach to customer service can affect how satisfied you'll be with your monthly cell phone service. So we try to take all of that into consideration when ranking phone carriers.

As Wirecutter’s deals editor, it’s my job to be picky about prices. Far too often, Prime Day deals just don’t cut it. In fact ...

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Should I opt for a solo microwave or a multifunctional unit? What about a smart microwave I can control from a phone? Or perhaps something simple without all the costly bells and whistles?