This year will see Apple increasing the replacement components for its devices, at least starting with the battery. The Cupertino giant has announced that on March 1st the battery service fee for iPhones, Macs, and iPads will be significantly more expensive.
Lenovo is preparing to showcase a bunch of devices in 2023 CES. One of those entries has been announced by the Chinese company today, which includes the Tab M9 Android tablet that will retail for $140 once available. Unfortunately, it will take several months before you can even purchase one.
We’ve just entered the year 2023 which means Samsung’s big Galaxy S23 unveiling is just around the corner. Almost all of the specs of the Galaxy flagship trio have been revealed ahead. Today, a fresh claim adds details to the base storage configuration suggesting double the capacity. However, there are notable disparities between sources.
The A16 Bionic chipset brought better battery life to the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. Apple is looking to further boost this on the iPhone 15 Pro through the more efficient A17 chip that is based on a 3nm process. The change could be one of the biggest steps Apple has made.
As we recently learned, Samsung will drop the Galaxy A74 in favor of the Galaxy S22 in the Fan Edition this year. This makes the Samsung Galaxy A54 together with the Galaxy A34 the best-seller in the mid-range. We now have the first technical specs and pictures of the A54, which do not really distinguish the two models visually.
Blackmagic’s DaVinci Resolve has always been one of the recommendations among video editing enthusiasts. The basic version of the free video editing software offers a range of functions that can hold its own against the likes of Adobe Premiere, Final Cut, and others. Now that DaVinci Resolve is coming to the iPad. NextPit reviewed the video editing program and discovered that it lacks only one major feature on the tablet compared to the desktop version.
Merry Christmas or happy holidays to all of you. Just like every year since I joined NextPit, I had fun writing my traditional Christmas tale filled with dubious jokes and obscure geek references.
The Sony Xperia 1 IV that I tested for NextPit is proof that Sony literally doesn’t care about going against the flow, but also about your purchasing power. This 1600 dollars smartphone offers an incomplete and unbalanced experience and if you’re not happy, well, you’ll just have to deal with it.
Samsung early days in the Android ecosystem were rocky at best. I still remember an acquaintance who, to this day, won’t buy smartphones from the South Korean brand because of the lack of updates for their Samsung Galaxy. I am referring to the original, the i7500 Galaxy, which was launched way back in 2009. Guess what? 13 years later, Samsung’s update policy is the best among Android-powered smartphones.
The Sony Xperia 5 IV was officially unveiled at the IFA in September 2022. Although the company has visibly distanced itself from the major smartphone stage, there are three new Xperia models released each year. Subjectively, the Xperia 5 IV is the best choice for everybody because it is relatively compact in size despite having flagship technology underneath the hood. The “compact” smartphone is also available at a much more affordable price just three months after it was unveiled, so our detailed review could not have come at a better time.