This Might Be the Never-Released LG G7 with a Notch [Update: LG Responds]
Of course it had a notch. Of course.
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Tag Archives: MWC 2018
Qualcomm’s New Snapdragon 700 Series Balances Performance and Cost
The first wave of Snapdragon 700 devices could come later this year
Samsung Confirms Bixby Smart Speaker to Launch Later This Year
We still don’t really know anything about it, however.
Lenovo Unveils Yoga 730 with Alexa and Flex 14 at MWC 2018
Launching this April
Sony Unveils Redesigned Xperia XZ2 and XZ2 Compact Flagship Smartphones
Here’s to hoping they sell.
Here’s How Much the Samsung Galaxy S9 Will Cost
You probably won’t pay $700+ for either handset.
Samsung Unveils the Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus
There it is.
Nokia Unveils New Mid-Range Android Oreo Smartphones
Today during MWC 2018, Nokia unveiled a pair of mid-range Android Oreo-powered smartphones that will go on sale this April. Called the Nokia 6 and Nokia 7 Plus, the handsets aim to provide a premium experience for not all that much cash. Starting with the
ZTE’s Tempo Go is a Low-End Phone with Android Go
It’s only gonna cost $80 when it launches.
ZTE Unveils New Mid-Range Blade V9 Series at MWC 2018
ZTE today unveiled its new Blade V9 series of phones at MWC 2018. When I say series, I really should say couple since there’s only two phones in question. That being said, both look pretty promising in the mid-range category. The V9, the more powerful
Huawei’s New MediaPad M5 Series Comes with Kirin 960 Chip and Android Oreo
There aren’t a ton of high-end Android tablets on the market nowadays, but it looks like Huawei doesn’t care. Today at MWC 2018, the company unveiled its new MediaPad M5 series of high-end tablets that definitely pack some heat. They also all ship with Android
Huawei Unveils New MateBook X Pro with Nearly No Bezels
It seems nowadays bezels are slowing fading from existence. In return, we get nearly edge-to-edge screens that look like giant slabs of display atop a metal or glass body. This is the case when talking about Huawei’s new laptop they just unveiled at MWC 2018. Called
LG’s V30S ThinQ Comes with Bumped Specs and AI
It’s super early into Sunday in Barcelona, but here in the US, it’s Saturday evening across the county. That makes tonight’s news a bit unexpected, but nonetheless, LG has announced a new smartphone that succeeds last year’s V30. Called the V30S ThinQ (yup, that’s a
Behold the LG V30s in All its Familiar Glory
Hey reader. You may not know this, but Mobile World Congress 2018 is starting this weekend. (Click here to follow along with all the latest news!) If you didn’t already know, LG has been rumored to show off a new device at the event. No,
Alcatel Unveils First Android Go Smartphone with Super Low-End Specs
We already told you the first wave of Android Go phones would arrive at MWC 2018, and now we’re getting an initial look at the very first device that’s a part of it. Called the 1X, it’s Alcatel’s newest super low-end smartphone that will only
First Wave of Google Android Go Devices Coming Next Week During MWC 2018
Last year during I/O 2017, Google unveiled a lighter version of the Android operating system called Android Go. It’s built for lower-end devices such as those with 512MB or 1GB of RAM and slower processors in order to deliver a smoother and improved experience over
Google’s ARCore and Lens Launch on More Android Devices
Google has released the first versions of its ARCore augmented reality platform and Lens object recognition system to Android devices beyond its Pixel lineup. This comes after the Pixel and Pixel 2 received exclusivity of both features for a while back in 2017. Now, both
Sony’s New Xperia XZ2 Actually Looks Good
Sony has had a long history of producing phones that, arguably, looked uglier than everyone else’s. I mean, this doesn’t scream “beautiful” or “sexy” to me, at least. But as per a leak via VentureBeat, it looks like the company might be upping its game
Google Assistant’s ‘Routines’ Will Roll Out in the Coming Weeks
Last year, Google announced Routines, the Assistant’s way of stringing different commands together that are activatable by using a single phrase of your choice. For instance, you could say “Hey Google, good morning” and the Assistant would turn on your kitchen lights, play your morning