Used phones can slash hundreds or even thousands off the price of a flagship device, but the savings come with risks. Between phones that mysteriously stop working days after purchase, devices locked ...

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There are plenty of reasons to buy a used smartphone instead of a new one. They cost less, are readily available, and going one or two generations back won't have a massive impact on performance in ...

LONDON (AP) — New smartphones aren’t cheap and prices could reach even higher as globe trade tensions fueled by U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff threats throw Asian exports into turmoil. To save ...

Buying a used or refurbished smartphone can save 15–50% compared to new models, according to CCS Insight. Experts recommend buying phones no older than three generations to ensure software support and ...

Selling a new smartphone is the hardest it has been in years. Rising device costs, limited differences between model upgrades, and economic and environment-related desires to keep electronics alive as ...

Flagship smartphones are getting more expensive. If you want the latest and greatest smartphone, you'll spend upwards of $1,000, which may seem excessive to most consumers. While buying a mid-range ...

If upgrading to a new phone and not keeping your old one, you could be looking at a nice payday. Here are some tips to get the most bang for your buck for your old electronics. Perhaps you need an ...

The Good Phone Project uses internet-based VoIP phones, technology put inside old pay phones that the group has repurposed.