Editorial Archives

Is it too late for the Google Pixel Watch?

Is it too late for the Pixel Watch or is it going to be just right, with the proper pricing and targeting?

Anton D. Nagy
10 April 2021
02:46EDT

LG Mobile’s legacy: The hobbyist cinema perspective

Even though LG had its flaws, it was different.

Prakhar Khanna
6 April 2021
02:20EDT

LG potentially exiting the mobile business is actually a good thing

You see, even if this story was a joke, LG still has a big problem which it failed to solve for years and years on end.

Anton D. Nagy
4 April 2021
02:00EDT

This is what happens when an ecosystem dies

In the case of Windows Phone 8, the ecosystem was killed, leaving nothing behind but pages of tech history and memories to fuel your nostalgic tech conversations.

Anton D. Nagy
20 March 2021
03:15EDT

At last, Wikipedia asks tech giants to pay for solving their own problems

Wikimedia Enterprise will improve the speed, reliability, and consistency with which big tech can extract and reuse Wikimedia’s content.

Nadeem Sarwar
17 March 2021
01:57EDT

13 Reasons why I don’t use an iPad Pro & Apple Pencil for graphic design

I hear some graphic designers have started using an iPad Pro for creative work. But why? Here are 13 reasons why I don’t, and they’re both hardware and software related.

Adam Z. Lein
14 March 2021
12:00EDT

US further chokes HUAWEI’s access to 5G. What that means for its phone biz?

5G will be a key driver in the smartphone industry moving forward, and right now, things appear more gloomy than ever before for HUAWEI.

Nadeem Sarwar
13 March 2021
04:00EST

Flagship smartphone prices are getting out of hand

Smartphone prices are higher and higher with consumers being forced to spend more and more on a flagship every year. Let’s talk about it. What do you think about phone prices? Justified? Outrageous?

Anton D. Nagy
13 March 2021
02:00EST

Is HUAWEI preparing to give Google and the U.S. the middle finger?

I’ve said it in the past: there might come a time when HUAWEI might no longer need Google. We’re getting close.

Anton D. Nagy
7 March 2021
02:00EST

Will Apple go big or small with its foldable iPhone?

In today’s installment of The Editor’s Desk, we plead both in favor and against the rumored clamshell foldable iPhone.

Anton D. Nagy
13 February 2021
10:00EST

10 Ways Delta Chat is Better than WhatsApp, Signal, and Telegram

With everyone deleting WhatsApp and switching to Telegram or Signal, maybe there’s something better that you haven’t heard of yet. Here are 10 ways Delta Chat is better than the others.

Adam Z. Lein
13 February 2021
08:15EST

Samsung Galaxy S21 sets the bar high for rivals despite making a few compromises

Samsung Galaxy S21 makes a trio of compromises, but the overall package is terrific for its price and sets a high benchmark for rivals.

Nadeem Sarwar
24 January 2021
13:48EST

Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 870 SoC is a curiosity, and a sign of exciting things to come!

Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 is not a major upgrade, but appears to be a win-win situation for Qualcomm, OEMs, and the smartphone phone buyer too.

Nadeem Sarwar
19 January 2021
10:17EST

A little something about Mini LED tech coming to LG TVs, and soon on Apple products too

Apple is also going all-in on the new display technology, and will reportedly launch MacBooks and iPads with Mini LED display in 2021.

Nadeem Sarwar
29 December 2020
00:39EST

Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro review: Simply terrific!

Yet again, Xiaomi excels at delivering a flagship smartphone on a budget with the Mi 10T Pro.

Nadeem Sarwar
13 December 2020
10:59EST

Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 gives a big push to camera prowess, and I’m excited about it

With more firepower and push to computational photography techniques, Qualcomm has done its part to take the smartphone camera experience to the next level.