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Lenovo ThinkPad T, X and L Series add new CPUs into MIL-SPEC notebooks
Lenovo has revealed a revamp of some of its most popular laptops, with the ThinkPad T, X, and L Series adding 10th Gen Intel Core →
Galaxy S11 plus rumors: Headphone jack, release date, screen size
Today we’re looking a the latest batch of rumors on the Samsung Galaxy S11, the Galaxy S11 Plus, and the Galaxy S11e. The Samsung Galaxy →
LG G Pad 5 10.1 revealed with mixed bag of specs
The LG G Pad 5 10.1 tablet was revealed today with a design that might confirm your suspicion about the tablet-makers plans for future devices. →
Lenovo Yoga C640 hand-on review: All about 4G connectivity
A new Yoga has joined the ranks of Lenovo’s flexible laptop range, bringing mobile connectivity to the fore. Say hello to the C640, a portable →
Samsung Galaxy S10 5G review
The Samsung Galaxy S10 5G has arrived in tandem with the new standard for superfast internet, 5G. It’s one of the first of its kind, →
TECLAST M30 tablet Review: A Great 4G tablet with premium features
TECLAST is a Chinese digital brand which devotes itself to information technology and consumer digital products. Company designed all products with latest technology and according →
Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro review: 6.39 Inch 4G LTE Smartphone with In-display Fingerprint
The Xiaomi Mi 9T Prois a mobile that becomes part of the Xiaomi Mi 9 family presenting a design with a pop-up camera that allows you to →
Infinix Hot 8 retail box images leaked, launch later this month
Infinix Hot 8 could be the upcoming smartphone from the sub-brand of Hong Kong-based Transsion Holdings in India. Ahead of its release, a couple of →
Mobvoi TicWatch Pro 4G LTE review
Introduction The Mobvoi TicWatch Pro first launched one year ago with dual displays. Although it didn’t pioneer the idea (that was Casio), the premise is →
TicWatch Pro gets 4G LTE version as top Wear OS watch gets better
One of the best Wear OS watches available just got better. Mobvoi’s TicWatch Prowatch now has a 4G/LTE version that will free up owners from →
5G FAQ: What is 5G and when is it coming to the iPhone
Here’s what you really need to know about this next-gen wireless technology. The marketing machine for 5G is just getting warmed up. AT&T arguably fired →
OnePlus 7 Pro Battery Life: We Have Bad News (and Good News)
The OnePlus 7 Pro has a pretty big 4,000 mAh battery. But that large capacity doesn’t mean you’re going to get great endurance. On the →
Galaxy S10+ vs Galaxy S10 5G: What’s the Difference?
Samsung’s new Galaxy S10 is available in four different sizes and variations, including a 5G version with some unique features. Yes, the company has a →
LG G8 ThinQ vs LG V50 ThinQ: Two flagships but how are they different?
LG announced two flagship smartphones at Mobile World Congress: The LG G8 ThinQ and the LG V50 ThinQ 5G. Going forward, the G Series will →
Zeblaze THOR 4 Plus Review: The best smartwatches from Zeblaze
The wearable market is growing rapidly. Every month (perhaps even more often), Chinese manufacturers release new devices. The Zeblaze company is known for its Android →
Reolink Go review: 4G LTE connectivity and heavy weatherization lets you install this security cam anywhere
Live streaming, 1080p video, and motion detection—no router required. Wi-Fi cameras have made home surveillance easy, but what if you want to connect in some →
Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 revealed as 5G flagship
Qualcomm has revealed its first 5G solution for next-gen smartphones and more, the Snapdragon 855 Mobile Platform. The new flagship at the top of the →
MEIIGOO S9 Review
Launching a smartphone in a tech flooded market is quite difficult. The moment you launch something new, there are already competitors to beat your sales. →
Qualcomm’s Wear 2500 chip will power a new generation of kids’ smartwatches
Qualcomm is going big on kids’ wearables Last year, Qualcomm took a big step into the world of kids’ wearables with the Snapdragon 1200 platform, which was →
LG Series ThinQ Model Number Differences : G7, V30S & V35
LG launched its latest flagship, the LG G7 ThinQ, in May 2018. The latest phone comes with the latest features and hardware, so it is →
Alcatel A3 10 4G LTE Review
Alcatel A3 10 4G LTE: Detailed Review Tablets don’t launch as often as smartphones and that’s ok, because you don’t need a new tablet every →
Infinix Zero 5 vs Doogee Mix 2 Specs Comparison
In this episode of specs comparison, we will be checking out two new smartphones under Php15k that have many similarities in key features. Which smartphone →
Meizu M6s hands-on review : First impressions
The Meizu M6s is scheduled to be released in the Philippines in the next few weeks. The Meizu M6s takes off from the original Meizu M6 last →
Acer Swift 7 (2018) hands-on review : Laptops don’t get any skinnier than this…
Forget big and chunky gaming machines – what you want is an ultraportable so thin you could practically shave with it. At a frankly ridiculous →
Link-U security camera review: 4G connectivity and battery backup let this camera deliver security anywhere
The Link-U 4G SmartCam with is a quirky security camera if portability is a high priority, but its app could use some work. An irony →
LG G6 Plus Review
Last month, LG announced the G6+, a new variant of their current flagship, the G6, with beefed up specs. It gets a bump up in storage →
Torque EGO Note 4G Hands-on Review : First Impressions
Torque recently announced four new smartphones and a tablet earlier today. One of the smartphones announced today is the Torque EGO Note 4G which supports →
Netgear Arlo Go Review: Roaming Free with 4G
Netgear’s newest Arlo security camera — the wire-free Arlo Go — is the company’s first mobile IoT smart camera, designed to be installed wherever you →
Vodafone Smart V8 Review: In Depth
THE GOOD Premium metal build Smart software features Affordable THE BAD No image stabilisation (video only) Thick bezels Vodafone’s new £160/$208 Smart V8 follows in →
5 Winning Features of the OPPO F3 Plus
OPPO has finally revealed their latest smartphone, the OPPO F3 Plus. It’s the newest member of OPPO’s F-line of smartphones, and like the rest of →