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Samsung Galaxy S8 Real Camera Review: Can it beat all the dual camera phones?
Will this phone's camera be able to compete against dual sensor phones from Apple and LG? Here's our Samsung Galaxy S8 Real Camera Review!
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How big a deal are camera launch times?
Camera performance is a critical part of a smartphone. But are camera launch times the key to a great experience, which can ruin a perfectly good phone?
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Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus case roundup: Speck, Tech21, and Caseology
HTC has finally settled on a name for its 2017 flagship phone
We thought the long-running saga of the name of HTC's 2017 flagship phone had been settled earlier this week, when the company sent out invites for a press event for the HTC U, due to be held on May 16. Definitely the HTC U and not the HTC 11 then? Well, apparently there's another twist in the tale.
VentureBeat reports that the phone will be branded the HTC U 11, borrowing from both this year's naming scheme and flagship HTC phones of the past. The tip is from phone-spec-leaker-in-chief Evan Blass, which is just about as good an unofficial source as you can get.
The idea behind the name is to position the phone as both a successor to the HTC 10 and part of the new U family of phones the company has pushed out this year... so we hope that's cleared everything up for you.
Five color choices
The colors for the new handset were leaked out in the same report: white, black, blue, red, and silver are the hues that HTC has gone for, though not all of those paint jobs are going to be available in all regions, so don't get your heart set on one yet.
Whatever the phone ends up being called, it looks like being a flagship worth waiting for - the 5.5-inch device is going to come with touch-sensitive, squeezable edges that can be used to scroll and select without any fingers obscuring the screen.
The phone is also up against some stiff competition this year, with the LG G6, Samsung Galaxy S8, and S8 Plus already unveiled, and more phones from Google and Apple on the way in a few short months. We'll bring you news of what HTC is offering from the launch event next month.
Zagg’s Invisible Shield Galaxy S8 glass protector is not worth its $50 price tag at all
It costs too much and doesn't provide a proper fit against the phone's glass, say many, many reviewers on Best Buy's and Zagg's site.
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Windows Cloud hardware strategy will mimic Chromebook spec
But it's how the software equips users with more applications and more possibilities to expand and grow that will really shine here.
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Verizon Galaxy S8 units lack Bixby Vision shopping data
That feature, which links up with Amazon, isn't available right now. Verizon says that it's working with the company on it.
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Taking it too far: renders of iPhone 8 chassis based on leaks
We already had blueprints of the mid-frame of the iPhone 8, why did we have to see realistic mock-ups? And why is this news?
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Moto Z2 Play exists according to leaks
We see pictures of it and nothing much else. We also know that the Moto Z2 Force is being talked about. What about a plain 'ol Moto Z2?
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A Morgan Stanley analyst thinks iPhone 8 sales will pummel us all
High street minds are thinking that more consumers will be willing to spend anywhere from $769 to over $1,000 for an iPhone this holiday season.
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