Apple and Samsung have been hit with a class-action lawsuit over claims that their phones expose users to radio frequency emissions up to 500 percent beyond the limits "set forth by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)," the website Apple Insider reported on Saturday.

According to Q2 2019 market-share results for Europe, released by Canalys, Samsung has emerged as quarter's regional winner with an over 40% share and shipment growth from 15.3 million to 18.3 million smartphones.

We've already had fingerprint and face scanners, a myriad of camera lenses, the death of the headphone jack and bezels that keep shrinking. But now a new mobile category is ready to kick off - completely foldable phones.

The first batch of 5G phones haven't even hit the market yet, but Qualcomm's already got a processor prepared for the next-generation devices. Announced last Tuesday the new Snapdragon X55 modem is reportedly designed to accelerate global 5G rollout and unlike the X50 will bring 5G to a broad range of device categories and applications beyond smartphones, including hotspots, Wi-Fi routers, Always Connected PCs*, laptops, tablets, XR devices and connected cars.

Let's be real, keeping track of all your belongings can be a real challenge sometimes. Well, Samsung's new device aims to help you out. Company's SmartThings Tracker is a small, white puck that can help you monitor the location of whatever you want - keys, phone, bag, pets, kids – anything you can attach it to. Residing inside is a GPS tracker, battery, and an LTE-based cellular network.