Year: 2020

We compare cameras, performance, battery life and more between Apple’s newest Pro phones and last year’s models. Let’s say you already know you want an iPhone, specifically the Pro version. Or maybe you already have an iPhone 11 Pro or 11 Pro Max and are trying to decide whether to trade it in for something from Apple’s … Read more

iPhone 12 reparability test by iFixit reveals that the camera module on the latest Apple offering is not swappable. If the iPhone 12 camera module is transferred to another iPhone 12, it becomes entirely unusable. iFixit says that Apple may be looking to come down hard on third-party repairs with this iPhone 12 camera issue. … Read more

From camera improvements to a picture-in-picture mode and new privacy features, here’s everything your iPhone and iPad can do with the latest update. Shortly before the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro were officially available, Apple released iOS 14.1, the same version of its mobile software that ships on the latest crop of iPhones. The bug-fixing update … Read more

Vivo is reported to speak more about Origin OS during its 2020 Vivo developer conference on November 19. Vivo is reportedly replacing Funtouch OS with an all-new avatar and a name i.e. Origin OS. Noted tipster Digital Chat Station says that Vivo has confirmed this via its official WeChat account that they will launch Origin … Read more

Samsung Galaxy S21 may follow in the footsteps of Apple iPhone 12 series and come without an in-box charger and headphones, according to a report. The new move by the South Korean company would not just help reduce environmental impact but also provide a way to increase its revenue margins as it is said to … Read more

Introduction This year, Google has taken a drastically different approach with the Pixel lineup. They’ve focused on providing a great user experience without maxing out the specs on the processor or the screen. The Pixel 5 maybe this year’s Google’s flagship, but it’s not a flagship device as we know it.   Google Pixel 5 … Read more

A new iPhone must be viewed through the lens of your current handset – how you see the iPhone 12 is quite different if you’re holding, say, an 11 Pro compared to how you see it compared to something like the XR or even older. And if you have an Android, Apple’s phones may be a preview … Read more