Hayato Huseman
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Shure MV5C review: The right mic for right now
Shure's new MV5C USB microphone aims to tackle work-from-home needs like podcasting and Zoom calls by offering a built-in Speech mode that instantly enhances the sound of your voice. → Read More
Marshall Mode II review: The sound of rock
Marshall's first entry to the true wireless earbud space is a pair of great-sounding earbuds that perfectly exemplify the company's affinity for loud rock and roll. Save for a few omissions like active noise cancellation, the Mode IIs provide some welcome competition to alternatives from Samsung, Jabra, and Apple. → Read More
I can't get my hands on TCL's wild Fold 'n' Roll concept phone soon enough
The latest concept device from TCL combines foldable and rollable display tech to offer a 3-in-1 device that transforms from phone to phablet, all the way up to a full-sized 10-inch tablet. We may never see it come to market, but the Fold 'n' Roll presents an extremely unique hardware design that I hope to see more of in the near future. → Read More
OnePlus 9 Pro camera showdown: OnePlus 8 Pro, Pixel 5, S21 Ultra compared
The OnePlus 9 Pro is a stellar new phone with Hasselblad-backed cameras, but how much is that branding actually worth in the real world? We pitted the 9 Pro against its predecessor, the OnePlus 8 Pro, along with other popular options including the Pixel 5 and Galaxy S21 Ultra. → Read More
Spotify rolls out hands-free 'Hey Spotify' voice controls on Android
In the latest version of the Android app, Spotify is rolling out a new, fairly rudimentary voice assistant triggered by the wake words "Hey Spotify." → Read More
Four S Pen tips to make your Galaxy S21 Ultra feel more like a Note
The S21 Ultra is the first phone in the Galaxy S series to support Samsung's powerful S Pen stylus, but it takes a bit of effort to get the same experience you'd typically find on a Note. → Read More
What messaging apps does the Android Central staff use?
Messaging is a huge part of everyone's mobile usage, so we asked around the Android Central team to see what each staff writer uses in their daily lives. → Read More
Android 12 Developer Preview 2 hands-on: Lighter dark mode and one-handed usability
The second Android 12 Developer Preview build is here for Pixel users, and while many of its changes are behind-the-scenes improvements, it introduces one potentially huge new feature for small-handed users struggling to operate their increasingly large phones. → Read More
YouTube Shorts beta rollout begins today in the U.S.
After a months-long initial launch in India, YouTube Shorts is finally rolling out in the U.S. with a myriad of new features for creators and viewers alike. → Read More
Android Camera Comparison 2021: Galaxy S21 Ultra vs. S20 Ultra vs. Note 20 Ultra
Samsung's Galaxy Ultra devices are all about offering the most powerful, versatile cameras in the smartphone world. So what happens when we pit them against each other? It might not be as clear cut as you'd expect. → Read More
Five things we want to see from Google's folding Pixel
It's looking more and more likely that Google will soon be releasing its own foldable phone, akin to Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 2. But what exactly might that entail? We have a few ideas. → Read More
Google Pixel 4a review, 6 months later: The best camera under $400, and a great budget phone
It turns out Google's "less is more" approach _really_ fits well within the constraints of a less-expensive phone, and its strengths in software and camera processing stand out against less-refined competition. The Pixel 4a picks up right where the 3a left off, with better specs, the same great camera, and a $50 lower price. → Read More
Why now is the best time to buy a Galaxy S21
The Galaxy S21 is already a great deal at its usual $800 price, but less than a month into its launch, it's already available at a nice discount, including a free storage upgrade. → Read More
Five milestones in Google's failed messaging app journey
Creating a great messaging platform is no simple task. Google has had an especially tumultuous journey in its decades-long quest to solve the messaging problem once and for all, and there are a few milestones in particular worth looking back on. → Read More
Android 12 Developer Preview hands-on: The best is yet to come
The first developer preview of Android 12 just dropped for Pixel devices, and while many of its improvements are under the hood, there are still some visual tweaks and new features worth exploring. → Read More
Samsung rolls out One UI 3.1 to the Galaxy S20, Note 20, Z Fold 2, and Z Flip
Samsung is finally rolling out the stable Android 11 build, including One UI 3.1, to last year's top of the line devices, introducing a myriad of camera software improvements and UI improvements. → Read More
Samsung Galaxy S21 review: Less is less
The Galaxy S21 delivers the flagship Samsung experience in a reasonably small and affordable package. It's a generally great phone for the majority of users, but its lower price point comes with a few compromises. → Read More
Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra review: Fixed focus
The Galaxy S21 Ultra offers the ultimate luxury experience, with four incredible cameras and an industry-leading display. It's a love letter to Samsung's most enthusiastic customers, and the addition of S Pen support may even draw in longtime Note loyalists. → Read More
Samsung Galaxy S21 hands-on: A down-to-Earth upgrade with stellar new cameras
Samsung's latest flagship phones are more powerful, more visually distinct, and take better photos than ever before — all at a $200 price reduction over last year's models. → Read More
TCL launches affordable 8K TVs and a NXTPAPER tablet at CES 2021
During CES 2021, TCL is announcing the addition of 8K support to its 6 Series Roku TVs, as well as a NXTPAPER tablet that uses natural light rather than backlighting for a more comfortable, full-color viewing experience. → Read More