It felt like Sony Xperia 1 II and Xperia 5 II have just gotten into the hands of users and we are already hearing about the new Xperia 1 and Xperia 5. Did time really fly, or is it that Sony is slow in pushing them out after they were […]
Hot on the heels of Red Magic 6, Black Shark 4 and ASUS ROG Phone 5 is Lenovo’s second gaming phone, the Lenovo Legion Phone Duel 2 Gaming Smartphone (Legion Phone Duel 2 Pro in China), a follow up to the brand’s Legion Phone Duel, from last year.
So much for the promise of making affordable gadgets. We totally understand the premium price tag of Mix Fold, but a premium price on a regular smartphone from Xiaomi? It’s debatable.
Xiaomi has stopped producing Mix models since 2018 (not counting the Mix Alpha which was concept). Yesterday, the name Mix appeared again, but this time, as a folding phone called Mix Fold.
Xiaomi’s Poco line of phones has done it again. The Poco sub brand has recently welcomed to two new members, the Poco X3 Pro and the Poco F3, that are sort of flagship devices (or quasi flagship devices?), but with extremely attractive price points.
This is the Black Shark 4, the latest gaming smartphone from Xiaomi gaming smartphone brand. My excitement for this smartphone has be trashed by a small but annoying detail.
OnePlus is never known for its mobile photography prowess. Well, that has changed, or so we heard, with the new OnePlus 9 Series smartphones featuring Hasselblad Camera for Mobile.
Remember Samsung Galaxy XCover, the ruggedized Galaxy smartphone designed with enterprise in mind? Well, it has a new iteration called Samsung Galaxy XCover 5.
Buying a smartphone is not an investment. The device practically starts depreciating the moment it hits the market and so, for love of god, stop saying that buying a phone is an investment. However, I can’t argue with you if the phone in question is the Goldphone.
With headlines almost taken by flagship smartphones, we sometimes forget that Samsung Galaxy A series is very much alive. If I could be brutally honest, the A series, like so many non-flagship devices we have featured here, is, well, just another device.
We thought that only big brands will do away with charging brick because they have the holy grail of consumerism: brand power. I guess we are wrong because, Meizu has also joined the bandwagon of not including a charging brick with its latest flagship device, Meizu 18.