Our phones are CRAZY powerful! One of the most exciting new features on mobiles is the ability to convert a phone into a proper desktop computer. Not only is it easy to use, on a phone like the View 20, it’s surprisingly powerful! What’s holding desktop mode back? Why aren’t more people using it? Let’s take a look! Continue reading “Honor View 20 Desktop Mode: The Best Feature You’re Not Using!”
Honor View 20 Camera Conclusion: OnePlus should be worried…
This is the most exciting area of smartphone manufacturing right now. Phones pushing the boundaries of “mid-ranger” hardware, arriving at prices well below premium offerings. Heck the View 20 sells for less than the iPhone 5 did back in 2012.
Outside of “flavor of the month” fads like folding, Honor is actually driving the smartphone camera market, employing a unique sensor I’ve not gotten to play with til now. Big claims. Big specs. BIG MEGAPICKLES!
Let’s take a look at what a mid-ranger can do!
Razer Phone 2: Just what exactly IS a gaming phone?
What happens when a phone targets a specific demographic, and bucks current design trends? How do we frame a conversation about gadgets built for enthusiasts? Naw brah! Let’s just slam it! Here’s a longer term look at the Razer Phone 2!
Huawei MediaPad M5 Lite Review: A solution to what problem?
Let’s say you’re shopping for an inexpensive larger screen gadget. Tablets used to be the premier mobile solution, but now there’s more competition from PC’s, Chromebooks, larger phones, even smart speakers. Huawei has a solid all-rounder solution here, but what problem does the MediaPad M5 Lite actually solve? Let’s take a look!
Continue reading “Huawei MediaPad M5 Lite Review: A solution to what problem?”Coolpad Illumina Review: Android at $40?
It’s been a while since I took a look at a TRULY entry level handset. Coolpad sells a phone for $40, and that’s about as cheap as you can go in the USA. Has tech improved enough to push costs this low? How much phone can you REALLY get for two Jacksons?
Continue reading “Coolpad Illumina Review: Android at $40?”OnePlus 6T Long Term Review: The most important phone of 2018?
More than just a fingerprint sensor under the screen and cutting out the headphone jack. In a world of $1000 premium flagship phones, improvements to the OnePlus 6T just might make it the most important phone of the year. Let’s take a look!
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Continue reading “OnePlus 6T Long Term Review: The most important phone of 2018?”Making a whole video on the LG V40: What did we learn?
When I shot a comparison between the LG V40 and the V30, I wanted to see how much of that video I could produce from a phone. In part, because I was stuck waiting for my iPhone camera review to finish rendering. Under that kind of time crunch, I was happy that I was able to almost completely finish off that review. Of course, there were some issues. Some not so small issues. What did we learn about mobile video production? Continue reading “Making a whole video on the LG V40: What did we learn?”
LG V40 vs LG V30: Let’s chat about a one-year upgrade…
One of the hardest questions for a tech reviewer to answer. If you have a flagship phone, is a one year upgrade worth it? Instead of just ticking off spec check boxes, let’s look at what LG is claiming their phone can do. If you have a V30, should you be shopping a V40?
Continue reading “LG V40 vs LG V30: Let’s chat about a one-year upgrade…”