When it comes to Samsung’s Galaxy S phones, the Ultra model tends to get all the attention and that’s no different with this year’s Galaxy S23 Ultra.
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OnePlus 11 Review
OnePlus over the years has always been a brand that I’ve rooted for as they go up against larger Android smartphone OEMs like Samsung. And now the company is well up there with the South Korean electronics giant.
With the Galaxy Z Flip4, it marks Samsung’s fourth entry in their Z Flip series which was first launched in 2020.
TCL has been known for their affordable TVs like the 6-Series. However, for the last couple of years, they have also made smartphones under brands like Blackberry and Palm. This changed last year when TCL debuted their first TCL-branded phones with the 10 series and continued that this year with the 20 series.
Foldable phones may still be a relatively niche category of smartphones but with the Galaxy Z Fold2, Samsung is well on its way to make foldables more mainstream.
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OnePlus 9 Pro Review
It’s been fascinating to watch the company morph over the past few years from a plucky startup brand to becoming just another Android smartphone OEM like Samsung.
For the past couple of years, Samsung has been releasing three models in each of their main Galaxy S phones and the S21 series is no different. While the top of the line Ultra model gets all the attention, this year’s S21 Plus is something to consider.
Apple has been using the “Pro” moniker for a while and only recently added the nomenclature to their iPhones with the 2019 models (i.e iPhone 11 series). But between the iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12, there aren’t many differences that would make it a “Pro” device.
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Apple iPhone 12 Review
It’s been almost 14 years from when the original iPhone was introduced, and since then it has become a quartet of phones with the latest generation, the iPhone 12 series.
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OnePlus Nord Review
When OnePlus launched the OnePlus One back in 2014, it was seen as an affordable flagship phone. But since then, the company has been straying away from their idea of a “flagship killer”.
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