LG G6 camera guide: How to take killer photos
The LG G6 comes equipped with a phenomenal wide-angle camera, along with a new Square Camera mode. Here's how to make the most of both.
Xiaomi is confident it can succeed where Huawei has struggled
Chinese technology brand Xiaomi says it hopes to launch new devices in the United States in 2019, despite rival brands including Huawei meeting considerable resistance when trying to do the same. Xiaomi lists key relationships with U.S. companies as reasons it has a greater chance to succeed.
Beginners guide to the BlackBerry Key2’s keyboard
Going from a virtual keyboard on your phone to a physical one is a challenge; but it's one you'll have to face if you want the BlackBerry Key2. The first days are tough, but we've got a guide to help get you through that early stage, and on to typing faster and more comfortably. Are you up to the task?
Getting lost (and found) with a Land Rover phone built for the woods
No-one wants to get lost in the wilderness, but with a regular smartphone by your side for navigation and safety, you’re leaving things to chance. Not so with the Land Rover Explore, a highly capable outdoor phone with better GPS, a big battery, and the right software. Did we get lost when we tried it out?
If you blinked, you may have missed this year’s biggest phone innovation
The cool pop-up camera on the Oppo Find X may have caught your attention recently; but a far more exciting and useful piece of new tech arrived on the Lamborghini special edition version, and if you blinked, you may have missed it. It’s called Super VOOC, and it’ll change the way you think about charging phones.
The Instagram Lite app is so small, your Android phone won’t notice it’s there
Instagram has launched a Lite version of its app inside the Google Play Store. The mini-sized app takes all the main features we love about Insta, and then squeezes them down into a tiny app, so it's suitable for all different Android phones. By not becoming a burden on storage, it's easier to live with.
Xiaomi has made the cutest, most beautiful special edition phone you’ll see
Xiaomi has announced its second special edition smartphone based on the Vocaloid Hatsune Miku. Released in July, the phone comes in a stunning presentation box, and features unique artwork on the device itself, along with a selection of special accessories. It's not going to be easy to get, but fans will love this.
Honor’s newest phone costs so little, it may as well be given away
How little is too little to pay for a decent, usable smartphone? The new Honor 7S comes in at a price that's so low, you'd expect it not to be worth your time; but Honor has squeezed a desirable 18:9 aspect ratio and modest specs into the 7S, making it look shockingly good value. Here's what you need to know.
Take a look at what could be the future of Samsung’s Galaxy phones
A Samsung patent has been published showing a mystery device with a massive, almost bezel-less front screen, and potentially a second screen on the back of the phone. There's no information on what this screen may do, but that doesn't stop us speculating. We could be looking at the future of Samsung's Galaxy phones.
Leica’s chic new product can’t take pictures, but you’ll still want it
Leica may be best known for its cameras, but its latest product isn't a camera at all -- it's a watch. And rather than a partnership where Leica lends its name to another company, this is a true designed-by-Leica, made-in-Germany timepiece. And you're going to want one ... if you can afford it.
Bitter lawmakers tell Google to justify Huawei link after A.I. military deal ends
The U.S. Congress has attacked Google over its partnership with Huawei, after a deal to develop A.I. tech between Google and the U.S. Department of Defense ended. Members of Congress asked Google to justify working with Huawei over the U.S. military. Google employees previously called for the project to end.
Nokia 7 Plus review
The best decision Nokia could have made was to adopt Android One as its operating system this year, and the Nokia 7 Plus is a high-spec, low-cost phone which showcases the difference a great operating system can make. We’ve been using the phone to find out if the rest is worth your time.
See why no one would have bought Samsung’s Project Valley foldable phone
Did you ever wonder what Samsung's Project Valley folding phone looked like? A set of leaked pictures have revealed exactly that, giving us a glimpse at the prototype device from a few years ago. While this is a canceled prototype, Samsung is still apparently working on a folding, or bendable phone.
Samsung has booked the Gear S3 into this flash hotel, and it’ll never leave
Staff at upmarket Viceroy hotels will soon wear a Samsung Gear S3 smartwatch at work, which will be used instead of the walkie-talkie communication system we're used to seeing and hearing. The wearable will take over, and provide faster, quieter, and more efficient communications throughout the hotel.
Samsung has made a very big promise for 2020, and it’s not for the Galaxy S12
Samsung has committed to using 100 percent renewable energy to power key facilities in the United States, Europe, and China by 2020. Additionally, it will assist the South Korean government in reaching local energy goals. Samsung has been under pressure for not doing enough to stop using fossil fuels.
Porsche Design Huawei Mate RS review
When Porsche Design was tasked with beautifying the P20 Pro, it came up with this, the Mate RS. It’s very pretty, and does everything the P20 Pro does; but comes with some superfluous tech you really don’t want. Oh, and a massive price tag. Is it worth the extra? Here’s our Porsche Design Mate RS review.
Huawei MediaPad M5 Pro review
Huawei’s newest big-screen tablet is a terrible temptation. Its screen is so gorgeous, and the clever design completely lends itself to a device to binge-watch your favorite show. However, when you’ve finished, what else can it do? Does a high-end tablet still have a place in the world now our phones are so capable? We find out.
OnePlus Bullets Wireless headphones hands-on review
OnePlus is known for making smartphones, not headphones; but it has released a set of wireless in-ear ‘phones called Bullets Wireless, which adhere to its principles of delivering low-cost, high quality products. Are these $70 headphones worth buying, or should OnePlus stick to smartphones? We find out in our hands-on review.
iOS 12 is more evidence you should buy an iPhone, not an Android phone
The next version of Apple’s mobile operating system, iOS 12, will be compatible with devices all the way back to 2013’s iPhone 5S. Android phones from the same era didn’t even see 2016’s software update. It’s further evidence you should buy an iPhone, if you care about software updates, which you really should.
How to hide the notch on the OnePlus 6
The OnePlus 6 adopts one of the most controversial phone trends at the moment: The screen notch. If you're not a fan, but still want the phone, don't worry as it's easy to hide the notch away. The option is hidden in the Settings menu, and here's our guide to hide (or bring back) the OnePlus 6's notch.
Trouble sleeping? The Dreem headset promises to help — if you can keep it on
If you're one of the 60 million Americans who live with a sleep disorder, you're probably willing to try just about anything to get a little more shut eye. A new wearable called Dreem promises to improve sleep by stimulating brainwaves, as long as you can stand wearing it throughout the night.
