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 The new Pixel 8 series release with 7 years of software support seems like the best. The Pixel devices are known for their Simple Software, which sets them apart in the Android/smartphone market. They are considered smart devices because of their impressive features, such as photo editing, Audio Magic Eraser, and Google Assistant. The Pixel 8 and 8 Pro are better than their predecessors in several ways, making them more compelling. However, Google is asking for a lot of trust from its users to get there. The new phones are more expensive, with a $100 price hike for each model. This puts the Pixel 8 at $699 and the Pixel 8 Pro at $999. The days of the standard Pixel being an upper-tier midrange phone are gone, as they are now both flagship devices. The new Pixel 8 and 8 Pro come with the 4nm processor Tensor G3, which boosts performance and AI capabilities compared to the old Tensor G2. While the new Tensor still lacks the raw performance benchmarks of other devices like Samsung an...

The Apple Iphone 15 Pro and Pro Max Review  The iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max are defined by their refinements. This pair of phones is one of the most compelling releases from Apple in years Tested the iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max for five days, but it wasn't until I was photographing a bodega cat named Kit Kat that I realized just how many improvements these phones have. They are brimming. After I took Kit Kat's picture, I saw the option to turn his image into a portrait mode photo. It's a minor detail but one with a significance: Nearly any photo can now be a portrait photo. And this isn't even the biggest addition. Apple gave its Pro models a glow-up with a refreshed lighter build, a new shortcut button and the world's smallest processor 3nm named Apple A17 Pro . And it did all this while managing to keep that tried-and-true iPhone aesthetic front and center. In my time reviewing both phones, I recorded videos of penguins swimming, played the console game Resident...

The nothing phone 2, successor of the nothing 1 At a starting price of $599, it's got a lot to offer, including a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset, a 120Hz OLED display, 45W fast charging, and same unique transparent back with lights 'glyph', Slight curve for hand comfort or clear themselves of the iPhone copycat design of the phone 1. SoC: Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 Display: 6.7" 1080p LTPO OLED, 120Hz,  RAM: 8GB, 12GB, Storage: 128GB, 256GB, 512GB Battery4,700mAh Front camera: 30MP f/2.5 Rear cameras: 50MP f/1.9 primary; 50MP f/2.2 ultrawide Dimensions: 162.1 x 76.4 x 8.6mm, 201.2g Colors: White, Gray Charging: 45W wired (2.25A only), 15W wireless IP Rating: IP54 Price$599 (8/128), $699 (12/256), $799 (12/512). The Glyph lights on the back of the phone are a little different this time around, with an updated layout and more individually controllable zones than the Nothing Phone 1 had. They still only light up in one color, though — these aren’t tiny RGB strips. In terms...

  Let's talk  the Nothing phone 2  The LED brand......... Some wants a cheap phone but won't accept the compromises it comes with, Last phone 1 was in my opinion good for the price to performance ratio.  The internet wanted latest available chip for cheap, better hug the Pixel A series. Here in the fancy boi we see a price increase for a last year chip Snapdragon 8 gen 1, now here goes the price complain, though I saw some twitter complaint for the used midrange chip in the Phone 1. Though the price hike for their 2nd phone is sure a shocker as it's not a subtle change so is the hardware if considered.

The New Pixel 7 & Pixel 7 Pro Here's the new fascinating things you need to know about the the new Pixels DESIGN  The Google Pixel 7 and 7 pro lunched recently, whilst keeping the same old Pixel 6 series body design, Authentic changes were made. Replacing the old glass camera housing design, which hides the cam well, It spots a 100% recycled Aluminum frame body that wraps the camera visor, Durability is also in play with the design, though Aluminum scratches easily. Two tone design is now a thing of the past, and it comes in cool colours too. The Pixel 7 is available to purchase in Obsidian, Snow, and Lemongrass while for the Pixel 7 Pro it's in Obsidian, Snow, and Hazel finishes. Both Lemongrass and Hazel finishes are new additions to the Pixel lineup, though they've got the Buds with Lemongrass colour The front glass of the Pixel 7 pro is less curvy to the sides more subtle. While the Pixel 7 is just normal all round with a bit of a chin to it.   HARDWARE  Screen ...

Apple does things well whenever they implement old tech, but fumbled the Always on Screen feature. The release of the iPhone 14 brings the era of AOS "Always on Screen" into the iPhone 14 pro series as a bundle in the package, whilst trying to be unique 'Apple way' they kinda messed it up, it does look cool at first glance until you drop your phone, just to still think your phone is On and you'd wanna press the power button to switch off the screen, which is distracting but not only does it takes brightness up a notch but take a noticeable toll on the battery life. I hope Apple do something about it soon enough though or it's gonna become the most useless feature to be announced by Apple.  It got fixed with a software update, cheers Apple 📣

This is the hyped phone with lights at the back