There's a whole bunch of flash conversation going on about how to run ads, Sprint, and also notches, notches, notches. We could use a little scotch.
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A 60-megapixel camera with a few more as back-up, three big displays, a jogwheel and it's on all on a clamshell form factor.
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On this week's show, T-Mobile and Google facing big lawsuits. a couple of dying phone makers and the true threat to civilization (hint: it's a fake phone).
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Following TCL, another relatively high-profile Chinese company offers its support for the Turing Phone Appassionato to reach stores this year.
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We discuss that aspect as well as our review process for lacking coverage in that specific aspect and, of course, Burger King. All in this week's show!
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Before you scream vaporware, take into consideration TCL's involvement in the making of this AI-powered Turing Phone Appassionato.
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Those who have stuck with Turing for the long run have been waiting on final shipping dates. Forget the fact that the company switched out a secured version of Android for Sailfish OS or even the fact this Turing Phone has “liquid metal” or whatever, you’ve waited nearly a year for this device with good money sunk into it, you’re going to get it.Well, you probably got an email from ...
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Going back to last summer, we’ve been approaching the Turing Phone with a healthy degree of skepticism. Right from the get-go, the handset was promising an awful lot, from “uncrackable” security to some very high-end hardware materials. If it actually came to pass, the phone might be pretty impressive, but would it ever ship? Well, our fears appeared to be allayed when we finally saw the manufacturer ...
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Seemingly from the moment the Turing Phone debuted this past summer, the smartphone has been mired in controversy. Could the manufacturer really deliver on its promise of an “unhackable” handset; is such a thing even possible? Would the hardware actually be as insanely durable as it was made out to be? And could the top-shelf pricing really be justified by the seemingly underwhelming hardware specs (which have more in common with the OnePlus X than a modern flagship)? Hell, would we even ...
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Are you tired of the cookie-cutter smartphones being brought to you by the major manufacturers in the market? This years model of so-and-so’s flagship is little more than a spruced-up version of last year’s, or maybe with a design element or two copied from a competitor? It’s this feeling of “there’s nothing new anymore” that may be driving more and more shoppers to check out the options from new faces on the scene: companies like OnePlus. Last month we learned about an eye-catching new option, as
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