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A leather wallet is not only a thing of beauty, but a practical choice that protects your phone while allowing you to leave your wallet at home. This case from Snakehive is made from genuine top-grain ...

If you’re looking for the perfect wallet case for your iPhone 16, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve rounded up the top five options that offer the ideal mix of style, convenience, and protection.

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The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is a beast of a phone, but if you’re going to invest in Samsung’s finest, you’ll want to keep it safe. To help you get the full seven years out of your new device, we put ...

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Sanuj Bhatia, the managing editor at Pocketnow, is responsible for supervising and contributing to all the content published on the website, including news, reviews, features, and how-tos. He began ...

With many smartphones costing upwards of $1000 (and even budget phones costing several hundred dollars), most of us want to do all we can to protect our investment. A common way to do that is to buy a ...

For the best balance of protection, grip, and slimness, the TUDIA Merge is our top pick for the Motorola Edge (2025). The TUDIA Merge snaps onto the back of the Motorola Edge (2025) like a glove. Then ...

There was a time, around when Nokia's hardy 3410 was all the rage, that a phone was seemingly invincible. Today, the stakes are much higher, our devices perhaps less resilient, even if some unique ...