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If you’re a long-time PC gamer, you probably have a soft spot for the Homeworld series. Relic’s epic saga was both eye-catching and proof that real-time strategy could work in the void of space. However, time hasn’t been kind to the games — the firs… - Here's what our readers think of the Moto X (2014)
In his review of the second-generation Moto X last September, our Senior Mobile Editor Chris Velazco called it “a huge step forward from last year’s model.” He complimented the seamless feel of the edges and thought its improved OLED screen was “one … - Completely open source, high-end laptop gets closer to reality
If you’ve wanted a laptop where all the software is free and open source (FOSS), you’ve usually had to settle for mediocre hardware. Even FOSS champion Richard Stallman is making do with a ThinkPad that’s several years old. At last, though, it looks …
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Samsung launches HMD Odyssey VR+ with Anti-Screen Door Effect
Last year Samsung introduced its mixed reality headset called HMD Odyssey VR and a year later the company brought an update. The new iteration comes with some hardware improvements, aimed at making the usage more comfortable - the main one is a new screen with Anti-Screen Door Effect technology that blurs the pixels. When looking at the 3.5" dual AMOLED screens inside the headset, you might see pixels or the so-called screen-door effect. It brings pixelation in some environments, causing dizziness or nausea at times. The Odyssey VR+ now has an extra grid "that diffuses the light...
Our Samsung Galaxy A7 (2018) unboxing video is here
Samsung introduced the Galaxy A7 (2018) last month and the device made its way to our office for a review. Before going to the lab and performing our standard lengthy tests, we handed the package to Will who unboxed the phone in front of the camera. In the video you'll also find five of the key features Samsung offers with the new device that is already hitting markets like India and South Korea. The Galaxy A7 (2018) might charm you with its triple camera or unusual FP scanner placement, but it has even more going for it. We are still working on the full text and video review, so if you...
Retailer accidentally lists OnePlus 6T, confirms microSD slot, 10 price hike
The OnePlus 6T event was pulled forward, but only by a day. Still, German retailer Otto mixed up its calendar and published the page for the phone, price and specs included. The page has been taken down since, but the Internet doesn't forget. The phone is listed at 580 and will ship in mid-November (the OnePlus 6 was 570 for the same RAM/storage). Most of the specs we've seen already, but there was a surprise. That aside, the card slot accepts two nanoSIMs. The price is for the 8/128GB model and Otto claims that storage is expandable via microSD cards. This will be a first for...
Apple iPhone XR review
The iPhone XR is the third iPhone to be launched this year, after the iPhone XS and the iPhone XS Max. While the two iPhone XS models are nearly identical save for the size, the iPhone XR is a significant departure for the iPhone X series and possibly a new chapter going forward.
The iPhone XS Max crushes the Google Pixel 3 XL in a speed test
Running benchmarks on smartphones is a good way to see which one does the number crunching faster, but that doesn't always match the real life performance. That's why it's always good to see a speed test, which aims to come closer to your everyday use patterns. As you can see, the Pixel 3 XL was able to keep the pace with the iPhone XS Max on the first lap but the latter just obliterated Google's flagship phone in the second one. It seems that the Pixel 3 XL struggled to keep the bigger apps open or cached in the background. And even though the Pixel 3 XL and the XS Max both have...
