David Imel
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Huawei P40 Pro Plus vs Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra: Super zoom battle!
In our Huawei P40 Pro Plus vs Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra comparison we determine if Huawei can outshoot Samsung at 100x zoom. → Read More
LG Velvet unboxing and 24 hour impressions
The LG Velvet is a bold new series that puts design first. Check out our LG Velvet unboxing and let us know what you think! → Read More
Bring on the camera sensor arms race
Smartphone camera sensors are getting bigger. Combined with computational imaging, smartphones will soon eclipse point and shoot cameras. → Read More
Motorola’s new Moto G Fast and Moto E are affordable entrypoints to Android
The Moto G Fast and Moto E offer a streamlined Android experience at a low price... but no NFC. → Read More
Samsung Galaxy A51 review: Great screen, bad performance
The Samsung Galaxy A51 has a great display and good build quality but is hindered severely by its exceedingly sluggish performance. → Read More
7 months on, is Google Stadia worth using?
It's been 7 months since Google released its revolutionary game streaming platform. Has it improved, and should you give it a try? → Read More
Snapdragon 768G is an overclocked version of an already-overclocked mid-ranger
The Qualcomm Snapdragon 768G takes an already overclocked chip to the next level, with performance gains of about 20%. → Read More
I've been using a dual-screen laptop for months, and I don't want to go back
Dual-screen laptops are awesome. After using one for a few months, I really don't want to go back. Will we see more of these laptops? → Read More
Microsoft's next-gen Surface products are here
Microsoft just announced a number of new Surface devices, including the Surface Book 3, Surface Go 2, Surface Heaphones 2 and Surface Earbuds. → Read More
Apple iPhone SE (2020) review: Old is new, again!
The iPhone SE makes old new again, with Apple's fastest processor and newest software. Is it the best smartphone for $400? → Read More
Carrier exclusives are killing great smartphones
With such a crowded market and great alternatives, carrier exclusives need to stop. → Read More
Motorola Edge Plus hands-on: Back in the game
The Motorola Edge Plus is one of Moto's most feature-packed phones to date. Can it stand head to head against the best from Samsung and others? → Read More
OnePlus 8 Pro review: What the OnePlus 7T Pro should have been
The OnePlus 8 is what the OnePlus 7T Pro should have been. With fast wireless charging, an official IP rating, and more, it's easy to recommend. → Read More
Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro hands-on: Killer specs at a higher price
The Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro is a specs behemoth. Offering nearly every spec you'd want in 2020, is it worth the big price jump from last year? → Read More
How to change your Zoom background to make meetings more fun
How do you make meetings more fun? Zoom backgrounds. → Read More
Can you get a Chromebook for under $200? Yes, here's your best options
Chromebooks are unique in that they don't need a lot of power to run. This means you can find them for releatively cheap. But what are the best options? → Read More
How to set up your home office
Now that more people are working from home, having a home office you love is important. Here are the essentials to get you started. → Read More
Google I/O developer conference has been completely cancelled for 2020
Google I/O has been canceled in its entirety. It was originially moved to an online event, but Google has decided to cancel that as well. → Read More
Quick camera shootout: Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra vs Oppo Find X2 Pro
The Oppo Find X2 Pro and Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra have some of the biggest camera sensors on the market right now. How do these $1,400 phones compare? → Read More
Android 11 DP2 brings "Require Eyes to be Open" option to Pixel 4 face unlock
The Android 11 developer preview 2 brings an option to require eyes to be open to unlock a Pixel 4 device. It's a few months late, but we're glad it's here! → Read More