Monthly Archives: January 2021
Honor is working on a new line of smartphones with Google Services
Huawei has been a bargaining chip in the US-Sino trade war since mid-2019 and as such has been dragging its Honor brand along. The Shenzhen-based company finally sold the division, leaving it to flourish on its own and allowing it to trade with US companies, including Google. According to Kommersant, a reputable Russian newspaper, Honor…
Phiaton 900 Legacy review
Watch the Oppo Reno5 Pro 5G global unveiling live here
Oppo is hosting an online event, introducing the Reno5 Pro 5G smartphone in India. This will mark the global debut of the Reno5 series and for this time we expect to see the same device make it around the world, instead of a downgraded 4G smartphone with the same moniker. The launch will be live-streamed…
Samsung Galaxy S21 series vs Galaxy S20 series
Samsung introduced its Galaxy S21 lineup earlier this week – a vanilla Galaxy S21, a plus model that provides largely the same internals in a larger package and the Ultra that has a strong claim for the throne of the ultimate cameraphone. We already compared the three new phones, but now it’s time to look…
LG isn’t giving up on smartphones
A recent report from Korean publication The Elec announced a dramatic development in tow for next week, namely that LG would announce its exit from the smartphone market. LG begs to differ, however. According to the company’s global communicator for consumer tech, Ken Hong, all of this is “completely false and without merit. I won’t…
Hot take: Samsung Galaxy S21 lineup
It’s not quite February like the good old days but Samsung announced its latest flagship series with the Galaxy S21 trio. The mainstream flagships of the world’s largest manufacturer are understandably a big deal for the industry as a whole, so we thought we’d share some early thoughts on what we like and what rubbed…
DxOMark: Samsung Galaxy S20 FE’s cameras are versatile but average
nubia Red Magic 6’s fast charging and battery teased
LG announces details of its 2021 OLED TV lineup
LG has released a handful of details about its upcoming 2021 series of OLED televisions at CES 2021. Going through the somewhat vague press release, it seems there would be at least five models of OLED TVs available in 2021, including the Z1, G1, C1, B1, and A1. Among these, the G1 will feature LG’s…