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LG G3 review: a display of epic proportions

The LG G3 is one of the best Android smartphones of 2014, standing up very well to the high expectations placed upon it in the lead up to its unveiling a few months ago. We’ve had a couple of months to get used to the G3’s quirks and characteristics and seen it through a recent software update as well. Here’s our in-depth LG G3 review to show you what best LG smartphone has to offer.

by Kris Carlon

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Moto E review: a cheap phone with a great pure Android experience

The Moto E is Motorola’s latest low-end smartphone with a fantastic price, while still coming with the latest version of KitKat. It has what it takes to bring down the feature phones concept, as it comes with a microSD slot to expand the 4GB of internal storage up to 32 GB. This is just the tip of the iceberg, so we’ve explored the Motorola smartphone in a more in depth review.

by Tales Gomes

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HOME-AUDIO-SYSTEMS

Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 review: super thin and dazzling

Samsung presented a brand new flagship tablet in June 2014, the Galaxy Tab S, which comes in two sizes of 10.5 or 8.4 inches. In comparison to previous tablets by Samsung, the Tab S is thinner and lighter, and thanks to its dazzling Super AMOLED display, it lands itself in the category of high end tablets. Our test of the Galaxy Tab S will show whether it lives up to Samsung’s high praises.

by Loie Favre

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Samsung TouchWiz vs. Stock Android: which is better?

It’s been awhile since we’ve taken a look between different types of Android and quite a bit has changed. We’ve seen the rise of Android 4.4 KitKat on the Google side of things that brings a bunch of technical changes and some visual ones too. As well, manufacturers such as Samsung, HTC, and Sony have been busy optimizing their own customized ROMs to the newest versions of Android. Today, we’ll take a look at stock Android and compare it to Samsung’s Touchwiz. Ultimate Android UI comparison: 6 major systems compared

by Sterling Keys

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HOME-AUDIO-SYSTEMS

Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 review: the best screen ever?

While the 8.4-inch display diagonal of the Tab Pro may seem a little exotic at first, compared to many other super-portable 7- or expansive 10-inch tablets on the market, it does have some advantages. The 16:10 aspect ratio makes it possible to significantly improve the viewing possibilities without sacrificing mobility. The high resolution screen of the Galaxy Tab 8.4 Pro is, on paper, the perfect competitor for the Apple iPad Mini Retina. Here’s our test. Best Android tablets of 2015

by Kris Carlon

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HTC One M8 camera hands-on video review

Yesterday we took an in-depth look at the camera and its features on the HTC One (M8), and today we were able to demonstrate the many features on the UltraPixel duo camera in our hands-on video, such as 3D effects, UFocus, filters and more.

by Loie Favre

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HTC One M8 camera test: this is how good it really is

One of the highlights of the HTC One M8 is the duo camera. We’ve written a lot about the two camera lenses found on the back side as well as its functions, but whether it can prove itself to be more than just a marketing stunt is the question that interests us here. Today we tested to see how well the post-processing works, what other things the HTC One camera can do, what is only a gimmick and what we think is actually of some use.

by Loie Favre

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Animation Sketch & Draw: create your own cartoons

Have you ever wanted to create animations and cartoons but aren’t willing to spend a lot of money or invest a lot of time in the art? Well, you can try your hand at creating animations right on your Android tablet. One app that could help you on your way in becoming the next Walt Disney is Animation Desk Sketch & Draw, an app designed solely for tablets. In our app review, we will see if it really does the trick.

by Loie Favre

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Blackphone: hands-on review and video [Update]

With the NSA and other news of spying circling the internet, it’s making more of us give security and the protection of our personal data a second and deeper thought. It’s with this matter in the forefront that Silent Circle came up with an innovative and clever plan to counter this rising concern: the Blackphone, one of the most interesting smartphones presented at the MWC this year. We were able to do a short hands-on review and shoot a short video of the high-security smartphone.

by Loie Favre

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LG G2 Mini review: mid-range with strengths and weaknesses

After the official launch of the LG G2. At LG’s press conference in Barcelona, we had the chance to check out the G2 Mini and its new features for a first test.

by Johannes Wallat

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