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With the Galaxy S9, Samsung intended to impress with exciting new camera features, designed to improve photo quality, especially in poor light conditions. At Mobile World Congress 2018, we were able to get a first impression of the new Galaxy smartphone and the most highlighted feature by Samsung: the reimagined camera.
What exactly are the differences between the S9 and S9+?
Our first impressions of the Galaxy S9
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Andy Rubin, formerly head of the Android project at Google, decided to launch his own smartphone company, Essential. The first smartphone called Essential PH-1 (ph-one, geddit?) is an impressive device, with a refined design, quality materials and an interesting front camera. We got our hands on one of Rubin’s babies at MWC 2018, and find it to be a compelling option for your new smartphone this year.
ZTE Axon M hands-on: the multi-tasker’s dream
Asus ZenFone 5 and 5T could be a top pick in 2018
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The Asus ZenFone 5Z could be a really exciting insider tip! The new smartphone from the Taiwanese manufacturer is well-equipped, looks great and comes with top-of-the-line features, but costs considerably less than the competition. The sister model, the ZenFone 5, also has a lot to offer. One problem, however, is the date for the start of sales.
MWC 2018: All the latest from the Barcelona tech fair
Our first impressions of the Samsung Galaxy S9
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We saw a similar concept several years ago with the Sprint exclusive Kyocera Echo, so the idea of using two screens is not new, but it hasn’t been widely tested or used by manufacturers just yet. The ZTE Axon M is therefore a different, but interesting smartphone. Here is our hands-on review.
Fantastic first impressions of the ZTE Blade V9: will it be released in the US?
What’s missing from Samsung’s Galaxy S9
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HMD Global took advantage of MWC this year to present five new devices. The one that immediately caught my attention was the Nokia 8110 Reloaded, a new take on the sliding 8810 smartphone that was originally launched in 1998. It’s back, this time with the 4G. Will HMD Global have another winner on its hands this year?
Live updates from MWC in Barcelona
Nokia 8 review: an interesting flagship with room for improvement
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At the Unpacked press event today, Samsung unveiled its new flagship smartphones, the Galaxy S9 and S9+. These devices will be launched on March 16.
Samsung Galaxy S9 hands-on review: love at second glance
Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus hands-on review: more than a stretch
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Tablets may have been a big trend for a while, but those days are behind us. When it comes to Android tablets, the well-known manufacturers have become very reserved. Huawei, however, is relaunching its MediaPad series at MWC 2018 and is showcasing three variants of the MediaPad M5.
Which Android tablets are worth it?
Here’s how to get WhatsApp on your tablet
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You know the feeling when everything just makes sense and feels right? That’s how the Galaxy S8 wowed us in 2017. Its highlights include the display with its 18.5:9 aspect ratio, an improved user interface and great performance. However, there have been some compromises, too – battery capacity, for instance. Read on to find out if the strengths of this device still hold up in 2018.
Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus review: is bigger better?
Our review of Samsung’s latest flagship, the Galaxy S22
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At MWC 2017, Huawei presented the the P10 the successor of the popular P9. With a promising processor, an optimized dual camera and sleek design, the new device impressed many at the time. But it’s 2018 and technology keeps moving on. Could the Huawei P10 still be the right phone for you in 2018? Find out in our review!
P10 too pricey? Consider the Honor 9
Samsung, watch out! How Huawei will take the throne
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The prices of smartphones in the last three years have skyrocketed. The flagships of 2017 reached a whopping $1,000, and that’s a lot of money. It may be worth it for some people, but the inevitable question arises: How much does it really cost to make a smartphone? Are we being ripped off?
How much should you really be spending on your smartphone?
Chinese smartphones are cheap, but why?