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OUTDOOR & GARDEN

Xiaomi Mi Robot vacuum review: Say goodbye to household mess

Cleaning up around the house is necessary, but let’s be honest: it’s not very fun. The idea of a cleaning robot is so enticing, and many manufacturers like Xiaomi have realized this and made moves in the market. I had the opportunity to try the Mi Robot from Xiaomi in my home, and here are my impressions. Four reasons you should consider investing in a smart home The first steps to turning your home into a smart home

by Pierre Vitré

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TABLET

Huawei P20 Pro review: the three-eyed monster

Huawei has enjoyed a rapid rise to prominence in recent years, and it should continue like this. But after the P10, which was a rather modest development, an impressive new flagship is needed. This is exactly what the Huawei P20 Pro, the top model of the new P series, is supposed to be. We’ve put the device through its paces, and can finally bring you our full review! Here’s a hint: it scored pretty damn good. Is the Huawei P20 up to expectations? P20 Lite review: is it value for money? Our impressions of Huawei’s most expensive phone

by Steffen Herget

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SMART HOME & ROBOTS

Sony speaker LF-S50G review: a real rival to Google Home?

You may try to resist but smart speakers will conquer your home. Sony is placing a serious bet to fill every corner of your home with music, especially places where there are usually liquids. The Sony LF-S50G is a 360º speaker with all the power of Google Assistant and some aces up its sleeve. Google Assistant commands you should know How to control your lights with Google Assistant

by Luis Ortega

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TABLET

Sony Xperia XZ2 review: a great phone that no one will buy

After only six months, Sony’s Xperia XZ1 has been pushed aside to make way for its successor, the Sony Xperia XZ2. But what can Sony do to compete with the likes of Samsung and Apple? Sony has abandoned its old design and equipped the XZ2 with a lot of exclusive new features. Let’s find out how the device did in our full review. Samsung Galaxy S9 review: Love at second sight MWC 2018: Everything you need to know

by Luca Zaninello

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TABLET

Moto G6 Play hands-on: a strong competitor

Since the launch of the Moto G4 series in 2016, Motorola hasn’t released any Play versions of its phones, like the Moto G4 Play and the Moto X Play. These devices have become known among users for delivering a longer battery life and good performance for a number of tasks. Moto Play has now returned. Does it still have a place in the market? Moto G6 hands-on: A flashy phone for a mid-range Moto G6 plus hands-on: the crown jewel of the G series

by Bruno Salutes

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HOME-AUDIO-SYSTEMS

Apple iPad (2018) review: Still outperforms every Android tablet

Apple has only itself to blame for this: the sixth generation of the iPad is a cheap iPad, or at least cheap by Apple’s standards. You get the sense that it was cheaply produced around almost every corner, and yet Apple has still produced an enormously good tablet with its 2018 edition. We’ll share our insights with you in our review, and we’ll do our best to also offer an Android-friendly perspective. Apple iPhone 8 review: A size smaller Apple launches a cheaper new iPad, sets its sights on schools

by Hans-Georg Kluge

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TABLET

Sony Xperia XZ2: A phenomenal camera that’s poorly implemented

Sony is the world’s largest manufacturer of photo sensors for smartphones. The smartphone you have in your pocket probably even has a camera (or more than one) made by the Japanese manufacturer. As Sony has done in the past, it provides the latest hardware innovations for its top-range devices, but the software isn’t always up to par, which makes it difficult to compare it to the competition. Has this sad story finally come to an end with the Xperia XZ2? Sony Xperia XZ2 hands-on review: An impressive makeover Galaxy S9 and S9+ camera review: Still waiting for the revolution

by Luca Zaninello

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TABLET

Sony Xperia XZ2: Benchmarks tell only half the story

As part of our series of reviews on the Sony Xperia XZ2, I also got to test the device’s performance. Needless to say, the new Japanese flagship has done well in every respect, and thanks to the software’s peculiarities, it was one of the smoothest-running devices I’ve ever tested. Read on to get the full scoop on all the details! Sony Xperia XZ2 hands-on review: An impressive makeover Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact: Better in all respects

by Luca Zaninello

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TABLET

Sony Xperia XZ2 battery test: Even better than it is on paper

It’s no secret that Sony smartphones have always been champions of battery life and the Xperia XZ2 is no exception. We’ve done a comprehensive test of the device and after many charging cycles we came to the following conclusions. Xperia XZ2 sticking with LCD display in a world dominated by OLEDs Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact hands-on review: Good things in a small package

by Luca Zaninello

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10 Min.

PRODUCTIVITY & SERVICES

TouchPal Pro review: AI at your fingertips for faster typing

TouchPal is a household name in the keyboard app realm with already 110 million daily users, so unless you have been living under a rock, you have heard about this extremely successful company and its set of apps. Now, TouchPal is conquering new frontiers: On March 30 2018, it launched its brand-new TouchPal Keyboard Pro-type with your AI assistant on the Google Play Store. The Apple version will follow soon as well. The app sets itself apart with its artificial intelligence capabilities, machine learning and its own AI Digital Assistant named Talia. We had a chance to review the app, so read on for our findings. Also, a new update brought AR Emoji to the app, which are quite hilarious. Install TouchPal Pro on Android Install TouchPal on Apple Check out the TouchPal website for more info

by Loie Favre

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