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Motorola is gonna make flagship phones again in 2020

We can only hope and pray that they’ll be good.

Lenovo made a really stellar laptop, albeit not a perfect one, starting at $1,299.

Featuring Juan Carlos Bagnell, Hayato Huseman, TK Bay, and Max Weinbach!

The phone is an upgrade over the G8, and the new second screen wants to be your favorite alternative to a foldable.

Last summer, Lenovo released the first round of Google Assistant-equipped Smart Displays, and I got to review the bigger 10-inch … Continue reading “Lenovo Made a 7-inch Version of its Google Assistant Smart Display” →

Last year, Lenovo introduced the Yoga C930 as a productivity-friendly laptop with a really cool speaker implementation. Instead of drilling … Continue reading “Lenovo’s Yoga C940 Comes with 10th-Gen Intel Processors and a Rotating Speaker Hinge” →

Today’s a rather important day for foldable phones. After it got delayed earlier this year with pre-orderers left hanging high … Continue reading “Samsung Just Announced Launch Dates for the Galaxy Fold” →

Today’s the day we’ve been waiting for since the first quarter of 2019. Today, Google finally launched Android 10, the … Continue reading “Google Officially Launches Android 10, Now Rolling Out to Pixel Owners” →

It’s that time of year again. Apple has officially begun inviting press members to an event the company will hold … Continue reading “Apple Will Officially Announce the iPhone 11 on September 10th” →

Featuring 9th-gen Intel processors, wireless phone charging, and gigantic touchscreens.

Chinese companies have had a rough time trying to do business with the United States in recent history. As tensions … Continue reading “ZTE Brings its Flagship $549 Axon 10 Pro to the United States” →

We could see a dual-screen Surface device along with typical spec bumps for existing devices.

Today, Lenovo is announcing a slew of new ThinkPad laptops, and one of them is the new seventh-generation X1 Carbon. … Continue reading “Lenovo Unveils New ThinkPad X1 Carbon with 10th-Gen Intel Processors” →