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We humans have searched for ways to join our avian friends in the air for ages and while some have gone the distance, most of us will settle for the secondhand thrill of an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). Although full-sized military tests of… - Inhabitat's Week in Green: Long-range EVs, vegetable biofuel and a wearable for Alzheimer's patients
Each week our friends at Inhabitat recap the week’s most interesting green developments and clean tech news for us — it’s the Week in Green.
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First OnePlus 6T camera sample appears
OnePlus is announcing the OP6T next Monday, but we've already seen CAD-based renders how the phone will look. We still have a week until the official unveiling, but Pete Lau, the company CEO, just teased the camera performance of the upcoming flagship. He posted a night shot of downtown Shenzhen with some mystical text that roughly translates to "Bring your own filter". The first OnePlus 6T camera sample The 13 MP photo was uploaded in full quality, but without the EXIF info, so we can't reveal more details like exposure, aperture or the manufacturer of the sensor. The image...
Week 42 in review: It's raining phones
It rarely gets as exciting in the mobile world as week 42 of 2018. We saw so much new hardware that it was almost impossible to keep track. Of course Huawei's event was the most interesting, delivering 4 flagship phablets as well as a couple of wearables. The Mate 20 lineup dominated the headlines and took over our trending chart. Nokia delivered an exciting upper mid-ranger too - the X7 or 7.1 Plus as it will be known in most markets. Lenovo's S5 Pro and K5 Pro also got your attention and so did Vertu, which returned from the dead to bring the new Aster P. In other news Xiaomi...
Amazon Echo Plus (2nd gen) review
A couple of weeks ago we reviewed the new, third generation Echo Dot. Today, we have with us its more expensive sibling, the Amazon Echo Plus second generation, which was also launched alongside. As with the smaller Echo Dot third gen, the story with the new Echo Plus second gen is the same; it now has a new design and the sound quality is better. Starting with the design, the second generation Echo Plus looks like a stretched out version of the new Echo Dot. It looks like a giant marshmallow, especially in our white colored variant. The new model is largely covered in fabric...
Weekly poll: which of the Huawei Mate 20 phones is the best?
The Huawei Mate 20 Pro could well be the most advanced smartphone on the market. And it's joined by three siblings, which offer more variety than previous iterations. The Leica triple camera on the Pro is a refinement on the P20 Pro camera. The Black & White module is out, replaced by a 16mm ultra-wide angle camera. There's a 5x zoom ratio covered by that and the 80mm telephoto cam. In between you have the monstrous 1/1.7" 40MP Quad Bayer sensor. Then there's the in-display fingerprint reader, something that was exclusive to the pricey Mate RS just a few months ago (but has reached...
LG Watch W7 hands-on review
LG announced an unorthodox smart wearable alongside the V40 ThinQ - LG Watch W7. We got a chance to spend some time with it and we are ready to share our first hands impressions with you. The Watch W7's key feature is naturally its unique touch screen + mechanical hands hybrid solution. Developed with Soprod, a company from Switzerland, it looks quite big on the wrist and is not quite as pretty as the Apple Watch 4 or Samsung Galaxy Watch. The 1.2" P-OLED display is developed by LG and works as fine as any other touch-screen panel on a wearable. There are two keys - one for...
