Evan's a lover of all things technology, and he's got a major soft spot for the mobile industry. Give him some time and he'd be more than happy to talk your ear off about all the new and shiny things.
Back in February of this year, Sony officially announced its early-2019 flagship smartphone: the Xperia 1. It’s a tall handset with a big display, and now the smartphone is finally coming to market.
Motorola is officially announcing a brand new, big smartphone today. The One Vision is a decidedly mid-range piece of kit, with the specs to prove it. But the display might be a solid choice for folks who watch movies on their phones.
Samsung isn’t having much luck with its first foldable smartphone, the Galaxy Fold. Huawei has the Mate X on the way. Motorola has a new foldable RAZR coming down the pipe, too. So maybe it shouldn’t be surprising that Google has been toying with the idea, too.
Google took some time at Google I/O to unveil a brand new push into smart displays. The goal is to create a “truly helpful home”, and the first product out of the team from Nest and Google is the
IP ratings are here to tell us just how water resistant a device is. But getting that rating isn’t necessarily cheap, even if it can get an obvious point across. And serve as a solid bullet point on the specs sheet. But OnePlus doesn’t think paying for that IP rating is worth it, so it’s skipping it.
We already know that the OnePlus 7 is going to be announced on May 14. Ahead of that date, though, we’ve still got a few rumors and leaks to sift through.
