Category: Reviews
Samsung Galaxy S8 Review: The S7 Edge has Evolved
The Samsung Galaxy S8 is one of the most stunning handheld devices around this summer. And although Samsung has taken a hit in the news lately for fraud and “batterygate”…
LG G6 Review on Verizon: LG’s Most Promising Flagship Yet
In 2017, the technology gimmicks are dying and slam-dunk design paired with state of the art hardware is prevailing. What does that mean? It means LG has finally learned to…
The Circle Review: A Modern 1984 Warns of Totalitarian Future from the Likes of Facebook and Google
Last month I read Dave Eggers’ The Circle, and then I saw the film this weekend. Both illustrate a fascinating world where a technology-obsessed public assimilate to totalitarian ideas disguised…
Popsockets Review: The Best Smartphone Accessory
Smartphones are ubiquitous these days as are the problems associated with owning one. Many of these include hardware issues, but I’m talking something even more relatable–gravity. Dropping your phone, trying…
LG V20 Review on AT&T: LG’s Phablet Experiments Continue
Last year LG unveiled the V10, a giant smartphone (or phablet) with a 2.1″ second screen above its 5.7” Quad HD display. It felt as robust as Droid Turbo 2 with a ruggedized…
Google Pixel XL Review: Hal 9000 Includes the Best Smartphone Camera
Android smartphones have come an incredible distance since their origins in Verizon-exclusives, like the first “DROID” devices in 2009. From plastic, chunky, and cheap flip-out keyboards (Motorola DROID) and trackballs (HTC DROID…