When we reviewed ASUS’ ZenWatch 3, we called it one of the most well-rounded smartwatches to date. We docked points for its proprietary wrist strap connector, however, since it took away the ability to use any 22 mm band and strap you wanted. SteelConnect’s Kickstarter campaign hopes to give back that power to ZenWatch 3 owners with its AZ3 adapter. ASUS ZenWatch 3 review Reviews Makers of several smartwatch adapters, including those for the Pebble Steel, Moto 360, and Apple Watch, SteelConnect decided to turn to the crowdfunding market to fund its latest adapter: the AZ3 for the ZenWatch 3.

Nubia Red Magic 3There is so much in here that is flagship-spec or completely unique, that it is a wonder the Red Magic 3 is so affordable. The Red Magic 3 is the latest gaming device from Nubia. It’s an absolute beast considering the price tag, bringing several “firsts” and generally top-tier performance. The spec sheet certainly got my attention! Just to whet your appetite, consider these few points in the context of a sub-$500 phone (prices start at $479): Snapdragon 855 chipset, 8-12GB of RAM, 5,000mAh battery, the first ever 8K video recording, a built-in fan, 90Hz refresh rate, 6.

Most customers won’t have a choice between the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 or Samsung Exynos 9820 version of the new Galaxy S10 range. Regardless, it’s still intriguing to figure out what differences, if any, there are between the two chips powering one of this year’s undoubtedly most popular smartphones. Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 vs Exynos 9820 vs Kirin 980 (Video) Features We’ve already speculated on performance based on what we know about key SoC components, including the latest Cortex-A76 big CPU core and Mali-G76 GPU from Arm.

If you own a smartphone, you have probably become accustomed to having a wireless internet connection where ever you go. On the other hand, unless you picked up a MiFi (personal hotspot) or have a 3G plan for your tablet, that same internet connection for your tablet or computer is restricted to your house, or in some cases, your neighbors house. But what if all you had to do was push a button on your phone and you could share your smartphone’s data with with your tablet(s)?

David Imel / Android Authority Google’s Pixel 4a is a sleek little phone, but it falls into the classic Henry Ford trap. You can get it in any color, so long as that color is Just Black (and Barely Blue, finally). A case is a good way to add a pop of color, but it’s not the lightest, thinnest option around. If you want to add some signature style to your Pixel, it might be time to consider a skin instead.

Here comes the new Xiaomi Mi 8. It looks like an iPhone, it works like an iPhone, but is it any good? Let’s see what we can gleam from the info we have so far! Read Next: See how the Mi 8 ranks on the best Xiaomi phones list Three versions: Mi 8, Mi 8 Explorer Edition, and Mi 8 SE Xiaomi’s latest phone – its “8th Anniversary” flagship – comes in three variants.

One of the reasons why people invest in tablets is to curl up with their device at the end of the day and enjoy some reading. Of course, lugging around a 10-inch tablet isn’t exactly very comfortable, nor is it very natural to look at. Seven-inch tablets, on the other hand, are a whole lot more subtle and can fit into bags and jacket pockets far more easily. Amazon’s latest tablet, the Kindle Fire HD, not only lets you enjoy a good read before bed but also lets you indulge in a bit of movie watching, audio listening, and Web browsing.

ASUS ZenWatch 3ASUS has delivered what is likely the most well-rounded smartwatch to date. With a beautiful design, great display, excellent performance, and solid hardware, it's very difficult not to fall in love with the ZenWatch 3. If you know the smartwatch concept is for you, the ZenWatch 3 is a great choice and you almost certainly won't be disappointed. Table of contents Not long after Android Wear’s inception, ASUS entered the smartwatch market with the original ASUS ZenWatch.

BlackBerry’s next flagship smartphone, the KEYone, has been teased for a long time. We got our first look at the then-unnamed device at CES in January, and we scored some more hands-on time with it at MWC a month later. Needless to say it’s taken the company a while to get this phone ready for consumers, but thankfully we’re inching closer to a release date. If you’ve been waiting to get your hands on this physical keyboard-touting smartphone, listen up!

🍻 Good morning! A holiday here tomorrow that also combines with Father’s Day in Germany. Mostly, people drink a lot of beer, which is only unusual because it’s a workday. Anyway, Jonathan Feist will be with you… Razr peekEvan Blass A week ago we talked about Eric Migicovsky wanting a small flagship Android phone. The latest coming out of Motorola with the Razr may be just that, if you can extend the thinking that a foldable is small, too.