Details of Sony's next Experia model have leaked online thanks to a video that may have mistakenly been placed on the internet.

These days, Samsung has a lot more competition nipping at their heels, thanks to the likes of Huawei, LG and Google. And that’s great! Competition breeds innovation, and while the newly announced Samsung Galaxy S10 and S10+ may seem like yet another black box that transmits social media feeds of doom to your face, they’re still as Samsung as can be in the design department.

While it’s only a few months removed from the XZ1 flagship that was launched, Sony is ready to bet big on their latest flagship upgrade: The Sony Xperia XZ2.

Say what you like about Razer, but the manufacturer of gaming peripherals, laptops and a whole mess of other stuff has managed to establish its brand across the world. It’s a distinctive brand at that, easily identifiable and managing to create a positive image with most gamers globally. Razer has primarily existed within the gaming space of technology, thanks to some superb headsets, PC mice with ludicrous numbers attached to them and laptops which can double as Borg cubes. The next step for the company? The mobile space, as Razer’s first smartphone has managed to leak out all over the internet.

LG has confirmed that its next phone will feature a Plastic OLED screen. While many expected that phone would be the follow-up to the LG Flex 2, it looks like the it may be something coming a little sooner.

Depending on your usage, there’s a lot to like and dislike about the XA1 Ultra, but at the very least it is at least capable of delivering the appearance of a flagship smartphone in the form of a gigantic screen that a below-average camera is attached to it.

Here’s everything we know about the hardware side of things on the Switch after today's press conference.

Does size matter? Yes it does, especially when you're talking about capactive touchscreen video game controllers for the Nintendo Switch.