Honor is on the rise in India, and it is looking to continue the momentum with its latest budget phones.
After launching the mid-range Honor 10 a week ago, the Chinese manufacturer is now introducing its latest budget phones, the Honor 7A and 7C, in India. Both phones feature 18:9 displays, dual cameras, a face unlock feature, and will be sold exclusively online. The Honor 7A will go on sale at Flipkart starting May 29 for ₹8,999 [Read More…]
The update brings 20 hours of DVR and a new UI, for starters.
At long last, the much-awaited next generation of DirecTV Now lands this week. It’ll hit Apple TV and iOS today, along with in your web browser. (DirecTV also says it’ll hit “select Chromecast devices” today, but that’s not really how Chromecast works. So we’ll have to see what that means.)
Support for the update will come to Android, Fire TV and Roku over the [Read More…]
Get ready to take on Romulans and the infamous Borg.
Star Trek: Bridge Crew is already the ultimate way for Trekkies to live out their sci-fi dreams, but on May 22, developer Ubisoft will give players an extra special treat with the release of the game’s first big DLC – The Next Generation.
As the title suggests, this add-on will transport players to the world of Star Trek: The Next Generation with outfits from the era and [Read More…]
In what may come as a surprise, a new LG smartwatch has passed through the FCC the day before Google I/O 2018. The company has been rumored to be working on a new smartwatch, and this may be our first good look.
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Google Chat will not fix your morning coffee, rotate your tires, or be the life coach you’ve always wanted either. It will make texting better, though.
Remember way back on April 19, 2017 when the Verge told us about Google Chat? In case you’ve been under that rock we all like to hide under sometimes, it’s a push to get everyone — carriers and manufacturers of phones, tablets and computers — to adopt the RCS universal profile. [Read More…]
Welcome to the future.
Ever since the Essential Phone was announced last May, there’s been a heated debate over the notch. Later introduced on phones like the iPhone X, Huawei P20 Pro, and upcoming LG G7, the notch has become a heated point of debate for smartphone users everywhere.
The notch does technically allow for more screen area at the top of a phone compared to having a full strip of bezel, but at the same time, [Read More…]
After an extremely long wait, the Android Oreo update finally started rolling out to Galaxy Note 8 owners a few weeks ago. But what about those who are still using Samsung’s older flagships? When will they get Oreo? Well, we have some good news for you. According to reliable Turkish website GüncelMiyiz, which is a […]
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This is how Motorola plans to keep its hold on the low-end market.
I would argue that the Moto E line is the last of Motorola’s phones that stays true to the company’s original vision for modern Android smartphones. The vision shown with the original Moto X of a simple, compact phone with specs that were good enough but a complete experience that far outweighed the spec sheet. That’s all but gone now to make way for [Read More…]
Mobile gaming could be the catalyst for the next wave of smartphone innovations.
Smartphone design hasn’t changed much over the last two years, and if you’re in the market for a phone today, you can either get a phone with a glass back like the Galaxy S9+ or Huawei P20, or one with a metal chassis like the Redmi Note 5 Pro or Honor 7X. The Mi Mix 2S and the Essential Phone are notable for using [Read More…]
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