Oppo Reno 3 specifications confirmed – could it make 5G affordable?
Oppo has announced several specifications of its upcoming Reno 3, and we like what we’ve seen so far – including that it could be one of →
Mercedes launches autonomous cars in first US ride-hailing pilot
Mercedes is bringing its autonomous cars to US roads, kicking off a pilot automated ride-hailing project that will see self-driving luxury sedans prowling select streets →
Razer Kraken Ultimate review: Tournament Edition features with consumer polish
The Kraken consumer headset catches up to its esports brethren. The Razer Kraken Ultimate is not new, but “new.” What I mean is, Razer’s latest →
2020 iPhone could have a slightly larger battery from small internal change
Despite having a probably more energy-efficient mobile operating system, iPhone owners have been begging Apple for a larger battery. Those prayers have been answered, to →
McLaren 620R is the street-legal GT4 racer
McLaren has pulled the wraps off a new streetcar called the McLaren 620R that is the street-legal version of the McLaren GT4 racing car. The →
JAMES BOND TRIUMPH: TIGER 900 AND SCRAMBLER 1200 IN NEW MOVIE
James Bond movies have a long history of motorcycles participating in the spy’s cinematic adventures around the world. However, it did take Agent 007 a →
Galaxy A51 launch next week will give be a Galaxy S11 design preview
Some people at Samsung might be having a grand time trying to get the company’s smartphone models straight, especially when marketing the phones. Things get →
Honor V30 Pro vs Xiaomi Mi 9 Pro: specs and performance
As 5G mobile phones heat up, various mobile phone manufacturers also spare no effort to launch consumer favorite mobile phones. On November 26, 2019, Honor →
MSI Trident X Plus Pre-Built Gaming PC Review – Tiny But Mighty
Over the years, companies specializing in pre-builts have popped up. Brands such as Origin PC, iBuyPower, Digital Storm have gotten a fair share in the →
Dan Clark Audio Aeon 2 Closed vs Aeon Flow Closed Review
Here, at MajorHiFi, we have AEON fever. I reviewed the Aeon 2 Open. Then I compared the Aeon 2 Open to the Aeon 2 Closed. →
Why the High Res Canon EOS R Needs to Be the Stuff of Legends
If Canon wants to win back the trust of their faithful, the next Canon EOS R camera needs to be something special. We all know →
CES 2020 preview: what to expect from the world’s biggest tech show
The Consumer Electronics Show starts the new year with a bang In the first week of January 2020, in Las Vegas, CES will be back →
Fast Charge: 5 key changes the Snapdragon 865 will bring to smartphones
Qualcomm just launched its latest flagship chip, the Snapdragon 865, which will power premium Android devices. So what does it bring to the table? There →
Inside Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen 2 – disassembly and upgrade options
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 has two versions – the Carbon, which is the small, thin and light machine, you can take everywhere, and the Extreme Edition, →
Erzetich Thalia Review
Here at MajorHiFi, we’re always interested in any headphone that might turn out to be the Next Big Thing. So when I was offered the →
2020 BENELLI LEONCINO 800 FIRST LOOK: ITALIAN DESIGN, MADE IN CHINA
Truly a modern classic, the all-new 2020 Benelli Leoncino 800 stretches the Leoncino line upward. Featuring a new 754cc DOHC parallel-twin motor in a steel →
Mobile trends to look forward to in 2020
Another year, another line up of smartphone trends to look forward to. This year brought us mechanized selfie cameras, in-display fingerprint scanners, variations of the →
7 Macro Lenses That Can Easily Make Small Objects Larger Than Life
If you want to get up close and personal with the smaller things in life, you need to introduce yourself to macro lenses. Have you →
2020 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV pricing and specs
Mitsubishi’s updated plug-in hybrid SUV gets a more powerful driveline, along with updated interior and a bump in price Mitsubishi has announced an update for their 2020 →
Mebuyz Earbuds Review: S2 TWS 3D
Mebuyz may have a name that sounds like a strange subliminal marketing technique, but they actually make a wide variety of tech devices and accessories. →
Qualcomm’s big Snapdragon 2020: The 5G, the chips, the wildcard
It’s been a big week for mobility, and if you’ve been wondering what will be powering your Galaxy S11, Pixel 5, or any number of →
If the Fujifilm X-H2 Ever Sees the Light of Day, This Is What it Will Need
The Fujifilm X-H2 (if it ever goes into production) will be well received by the Fujifilm faithful, but it will need to pack quite a →
New Apple Mac Pro finally gets an official order date
Apple’s long-anticipated new Mac Pro – along with the Pro Display XDR – has finally got an order date, with the Cupertino company quietly notifying →
2020 LAMBRETTA G325 SPECIAL FIRST LOOK: FLAGSHIP SCOOTER
Although many American’s knowledge of Italian scooters begins and ends with Vespa, aficionados of the genre are well-versed in the Lambretta brand. After all, Jimmy →
Winners and Losers: Qualcomm impresses in Hawaii while Boris flaunts Huawei
It’s been a fantastic week for Qualcomm. The company stopped off in sunny Hawaii for its annual tech summit and to announce some game-changing new →
Google Glass Explorer Edition final update: What you need to know
Google has announced the final software update for its Google Glass Explorer Edition wearable. Early next year, this update will be released and remove support →
HP Elite Dragonfly Review
Business never looked so good “This doesn’t look like a business laptop.” “Really? This is a 2-in-1?” If my colleagues’ comments have taught me anything, →
Top Reasons To Buy The HONOR 9X This Christmas
HONOR Philippines recently launched in the Philippines the HONOR 9X. It’s a mid-range smartphone with competitive specs at a budget-friendly price. If you’re thinking of getting →
Dan Clark Audio AEON 2 Open vs AEON 2 Closed Review
I recently had the opportunity to review the Aeon 2 Open. I was impressed by the performance for the price and found the sound signature →
2020 Honda Civic Review: Sedan Sweetness, Hatchback Happiness
Even the auto-agnostic among us know the name Honda Civic. It’s been a staple of American roads since 1973, with more than 7.3 million rolling →