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Huawei Mate 20 Line Debuts As The Ultimate Android Flagship Option Of 2018
Huawei on Tuesday officially announced the Mate 20 series following months of (what turned out to be highly accurate) rumors and leaks. The company’s latest lineup of Android flagships consists of the Mate 20 and Mate 20 Pro which are direct follow-ups to the 2017 Mate 10 and Mate 10 Pro and are unsurprisingly advertised as the ultimate ultra-premium smartphones of the year, featuring the very best of what the mobile technology industry can currently offer, or at least that’s what Huawei claims.
Video: LG V40 ThinQ Camera Review - 5x the Upgrade
Last year, LG launched the content creators phone to quite a bit of praise, and its manual video abilities were enough to convince us to use it full-time for the YouTube channel here. That’s not to say there wasn’t room for improvement, which LG has certainly done on this year’s V40, and LG continues to have the absolute best manual camera options among any OEM, and that all starts with video.
LG V40 ThinQ Review - A Content Creators' Dream Come True
LG’s V-series started out as a bit of an experimental device, evolving over the years into what has become known as the “content creators” phone. Last year we lauded the LG V30 for its amazing manual modes and control, even going so far as to replace our existing video equipment for our YouTube channel with V30’s. This year LG is doing more than just beefing up specs, it’s adding in two more cameras, totaling 5 cameras on the device, and introducing a slew of unique new features to go with these.
Hands On With HMD Global's Nokia 7.1 Android One Smartphone
HMD Global introduced the latest Nokia-branded smartphone to its lineup, the Nokia 7.1. On paper, this is a mid-range device, there are no bones about that. Sporting a Qualcomm Snapdragon 636 chipset, 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage. But when you hold the Nokia 7.1 in your hand, it feels really premium. That’s because the Nokia 7.1 sports a 2.5D curved glass backside and a metal frame. In a typical 2018 fashion, it also has a notch.
Nokia 7.1 Debuts With Stock Android, HDR, Zeiss Optics & A Low Price
HMD Global on Thursday announced the latest addition to its smartphone portfolio in the form of the Nokia 7.1, a feature-packed mid-ranger that offers a wide variety of functionalities and capable hardware at an extremely affordable price.
LG V40 ThinQ: The Good, Bad & Ugly
LG has just announced its latest flagship smartphone, the V40 ThinQ. Finally, the proper successor to the V30 from last year has been announced. It sports a larger display with a notch, two more cameras, and it retains the headphone jack. But the big question here is whether it is a smartphone you should be picking up this year? Well, we have the good, the bad and the ugly about the LG V40 ThinQ to help you make that decision.
LG V40 ThinQ Hands On and Camera Preview
LG is back and better than ever with the V40 ThinQ, a phone that’s a significant upgrade over the awesome V30 from last year. While LG released some iterative updates in the V30S and V35 this year, the V40 is the true successor to that phone, sporting the same Snapdragon 845 and 6GB of RAM found in the G7 and V35, along with 64GB of storage and microSD card support.
Phone Comparisons: OnePlus 6 vs BlackBerry KEY2
Do we have a good one for you today – the OnePlus 6 takes on the BlackBerry KEY2. Here we have two smartphones that look to appeal to difference audiences. Just like the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has its S Pen, the BlackBerry KEY2 has its physical keyboard and built-in security. The build on both devices is excellent – the OnePlus 6 is all glass and the KEY2 has a metal back – and both have a premium look, with the BlackBerry KEY2 very much a business-like device.
Motorola One & One Power Android One Handsets Are Official: Everything You Need To Know
The Motorola One and One Power have been leaking for a long time now, and the company has finally decided to make them official. We have actually shared several exclusive images and some exclusive info when it comes to both of these smartphones a while back, and now all the info is available. Motorola has announced both devices via its official blog, and as most of you probably already know, both the Motorola One and One Power are Android One devices, as rumors / leaks suggested.
Video: Pocophone by Xiaomi Preview - The New Flagship Killer
Pocophone F1 by Xiaomi is the latest in affordable smartphones from the Chinese electronics giant, but it’s certainly not what is expected from an affordable smartphone, especially not in the world of $1,000 flagship phones. Xiaomi is launching the Poco first in India with a number of different models available: 6GB RAM/64GB storage model is Rs. 20,999 ($300), 6GB RAM/128GB storage model is Rs. 23,999 ($344), and the 8GB RAM/256GB storage model is Rs. 28,999 ($415)..
LG V40 ThinQ Preview: Everything You Need To Know
Editor’s Note: this preview will be continuously updated as more information on the LG V40 ThinQ emerges in the run-up to its launch. The article was last updated on September 27. LG’s 2018 mobile strategy ended up being significantly different than what most industry watchers were expecting, with the company now preparing for a launch of yet another Android smartphone – the V40. Or, how it’s most likely going to be called – the LG V40 ThinQ.
Xiaomi Poco F1 Preview: The Best Sub-$450 Smartphone There Is
Xiaomi has created a phone that is focused on three key areas: Performance, Camera & Battery Life. And it succeeds in all three areas, while keeping the price fairly low. Xiaomi introduced the first smartphone under its new sub-brand, Pocophone (it’ll be “Pocophone by Xiaomi” Globally and “Poco by Xiaomi” in India). The first smartphone, the Poco F1, is a device that is focused on three areas: Performance, Speed and Price.
Motorola Moto Z3 Review: A Solid Sub-$500 Smartphone
Motorola is touting the Moto Z3 as being “5G Upgradeable” but that doesn’t matter in 2018, since the 5G Moto Mod isn’t available until early 2019. However, the Moto Z3 is still a very solid smartphone, despite sporting last year’s Snapdragon 835, coming in at $480. Motorola’s Moto Z3 sits in a rather interesting position this year. It’s clearly the company’s “high-end” smartphone, however, it is priced lower than the arguably, mid-ranged Moto Z3 Play.
Video: Sony Xperia XZ2 Premium Review - Next-Level Specs
Last year we saw the Xperia XZ Premium push the boundaries of both display and camera technology, and this year they’re doing it once again. Sony’s also pushing the boundaries of what people might be willing to pay for a premium-branded device, launching the Xperia XZ2 Premium for £799, €900 or $999. What you’re getting is above and beyond many other phones in quite a few ways though, and that all starts with the 4K HDR display.
Motorola Moto Z3 The First 5G Upgradeable Smartphone Announced: Everything You Need To Know
After plenty of rumors and speculation, Motorola has taken the wraps off of the Moto Z3. Which is the third-generation of its modular smartphone lineup. Motorola is launching the Moto Z3 just a few months after the Moto Z3 Play, and it is also announcing a new 5G Moto Mod to go with it. Allowing customers to get 5G connectivity, without having to buy a new phone. The Motorola Moto Z3 sports a 6-inch Super AMOLED display with a Full HD+ resolution of 2160×1080, that’s an 18:9 aspect ratio.
Sony Xperia XZ2 Premium Review: The 4K HDR Phone
Sony’s Premium line of smartphones has always brought about some interesting technological achievement, and this year is no different. Sporting the world’s first combination of a 4K display with HDR capabilities, as well as a dual-camera setup capable of recording 4K HDR content, the Xperia XZ2 Premium is an all-in-one package for smartphone camera enthusiasts and HDR video fanatics alike. Do these features warrant the big price jump to $999? Let’s take a look.
Phone Comparisons: LG G7 ThinQ vs Sony Xperia XZ2
Do we have a good one for you today – the LG G7 ThinQ with its notch takes on the notch-less Sony Xperia XZ2. The LG flagship smartphones have looked amazing of late, while Sony phones often sport a more dated look along with larger bezels.
Video: Sony Xperia XZ2 Premium Camera Review - The New Dual
With the Xperia XZ2 Premium, Sony is jumping on the dual-camera bandwagon, but not in the way you would think. The main rear camera is the same 19-megapixel sensor you’ll find on the Xperia XZ2, and if you’ve watched that review, will know it’s capable of some pretty incredible imagery. The main camera is a Sony IMX400 sensor, which packs 1.22-micron sized pixels inside a large 1/2.3” sensor, nestled behind an upgraded f/1.8 81-degree angle lens.
Moto G6 Play Review: A Massive Battery At A Modest Price
Motorola’s Moto G6 Play has the largest battery in its price range and can last over two full days. Motorola released a trio of Moto G6 smartphones this year, debuting them in the form of the regular Moto G6, Moto G6 Play, and the Moto G6 Plus. Now, only the Moto G6 and G6 Play are launching in the US, with the Moto G6 Play being a slightly lower-specced device but with a much larger battery. However, is that larger battery worth picking up the Moto G6 Play over the standard Moto G6?
Motorola Moto Z3 Play Review: Slim Body With Impressive Battery Life
Motorola’s Moto Z Play line has been well-known for offering great battery life at a lower price, and that trend continues with the Moto Z3 Play. In 2016, Motorola unveiled the Moto Z line of devices. This was a new series from the company under its new owner Lenovo, and the firm also unveiled Moto Mods to go alongside it. These were modules that could be attached to the back of a compatible phone and do all sorts of things.
Video: HTC U12+ Review - Sensing the Edge
HTC rebranding attempt last year has carried over to 2018 with the U12+, and despite the plus at the end of the name, this is the only flagship from HTC so far in 2018. Retailing for £699, $799 or €799 euros, everything here lives up to the specs of the rest of the 2018 flagships without a doubt. A Snapdragon 845 chipset, 6gb of RAM, 64 or 128GB of internal storage, and a 3,500mAh battery round out the big components.
Video: OnePlus 6 Long-Term Review - A Chip Off The Glass Block
As one of the forerunners in value flagships, OnePlus is raising the bar yet again with the OnePlus 6, a phone that looks and feels every bit as good as phones that cost hundreds of dollars more. Retailing for £469, €519, or $529, the OnePlus 6 offers an incredible value, as it features the same Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chipset as other flagship phones, but ups the ante with 8GB of RAM, and a base model that features 64GB of internal storage.
Exclusive: This Is The Motorola One, Not The Motorola One Power
Here is the Motorola One, not to be confused with the Motorola One Power Back at the end of May, AndroidHeadlines exclusively revealed details about an upcoming smartphone from Motorola, the Motorola One Power, in addition to providing the first proper look at the new phone thanks to an official press render. Since then, more details have come through on the Motorola One Power, reconfirming the claims originally made.
Win An LG G7 ThinQ With LG & AndroidHeadlines – USA Giveaway | Androidheadlines.com
The LG G7 ThinQ is one of the latest smartphones to come from the company and one which looks to offer a smarter smartphone experience. LG is well aware that smartphone buyers have become increasingly more demanding in recent years resulting in a climate where those tech savvy consumers are less likely to be interested in switching smartphones just for the sake of it. In other words, they want and expect more.
Motorola Moto G6 Review: Style Meets Affordability
Motorola went back to the drawing board with the Moto G6, making it a great, inexpensive smartphone once again. Motorola introduced the Moto G back in 2013. Since then, the company has taken the industry by storm. Offering a decent smartphone with pretty good specs at an affordable price every year. Sure, the price of the Moto G has changed throughout the years (in fact, the Moto G6 is cheaper than the Moto G5 was), but one thing has stayed the same for Motorola.
Video: HTC U12+ Camera Review - Pinch to Improve
HTC is launching its best camera ever with the U12+, a phone that packs in four cameras in total. You’ll find two cameras on the front and two on back, with software that’s designed to offer quick and easy ways to select modes for each camera, rather than having to switch between cameras and see what’s available after the fact.
OnePlus 6 Long-Term Review - Giving Value a Good Name
OnePlus’s 6-month release cycles have shown consistent improvement over each previous generation, all while keeping specs competitive with higher-end flagships. Once known as the Flagship Killer, OnePlus’s prices have increasingly grown with every release, and now the OnePlus 6 is launching as the company’s most expensive phone yet at around $30 more than the OnePlus 5T debuted at.
Video: Sony Xperia XZ2 Review - Going Against the Flow
The Sony Xperia XZ2 represents the biggest change in Sony Mobile’s design language in years and perhaps since the inception of Xperia smartphones as a whole. While the Omnibalance design language held its ground for many years, Ambient Flow is the new look from Sony, and it’s packing in an immediately recognizable design while no longer looking dated as some recently released Sony flagships did.
LG V35 ThinQ Now Available From AT&T For $899
The LG V35 ThinQ is now available for purchase from AT&T, after a rather short pre-order period. The LG V35 ThinQ was announced last week, with pre-orders starting last Friday, and now the device is available for purchase from AT&T’s website and from its stores. The LG V35 ThinQ is priced at $899 full retail price, or you can pick it up for $30 per month for 30 months with $0 down.
Sony Xperia XZ2 Review - Xperia's Metamorphosis
The Sony Xperia XZ2 looks to be the company’s biggest improvement to date, finally changing out that aging design for something wholly different and unique, while offering chipset upgrades and new camera tricks, but also saying goodbye to some loved features, like the 3.5mm audio jack. It still comes in two sizes though, giving users a choice on size without having to sacrifice specs. At around $650, these look like some incredibly competitive smartphones, but are they better than the competition?
Video: LG G7 ThinQ Review - Bringing The Boombox Back
The LG G7 ThinQ ticks almost all the spec boxes for what we expect out of a 2018 flagship, but it goes out of its way to do something entirely unconventional that we didn’t expect: it brings the boombox back. LG has indeed equipped the G7 ThinQ with what it calls a Boombox Speaker, built right into the chassis of the phone itself. While this boombox speaker makes the phone a tad bit thicker than the comparable LG V30, the results are certainly worth the extra thickness when placed on a table.
Video: Sony Xperia XZ2 Camera Review - Sony's Big Return
Sony’s latest and greatest flagship, the Sony Xperia XZ2, might be packing the same Sony IMX400 camera sensor as last year’s phone, but it’s still a sensor that’s only available on Sony’s flagships. Sony typically utilizes a special batch of camera sensors for its own flagships, which makes sense given the company’s pedigree of making the best camera sensors on the market, but often times its own phones don’t shine the way competitor’s phones do, despite having those special sensors.
LG V30, G7 ThinQ And V35 ThinQ: What's The Difference?
LG has announced yet another smartphone recently in the V35 ThinQ. It’s a hybrid of the V30 announced last fall and the G7 ThinQ announced earlier this month. Which makes the device a rather confusing one. It looks a lot like the V30 – which isn’t even that old, and is sold on AT&T already – but has the specs of the G7 ThinQ, which just went up for pre-orders last week. So what’s the difference between these three devices? Not much.
Exclusive: This Is The Moto Z3 And It's Identical To The Moto Z3 Play
The Moto Z3 looks very, VERY familiar Here’s an official render of the upcoming Moto Z3 smartphone from Motorola and Lenovo. If it looks very familiar, then that is to be expected as AndroidHeadlines previously shared the first proper look at the Moto Z3 Play via another official render. Needless to say, the Moto Z3 shown in this image looks a lot like the Moto Z3 Play. In fact, it does not look a lot like the Moto Z3 Play, it looks exactly the same as the Moto Z3 Play.
Win A Huawei Mate 10 Pro, Watch 2 Sport & Band 2 Pro With Huawei & AndroidHeadlines – USA Giveaway | Androidheadlines.com
Huawei as a company has been growing rapidly of late and this is in no small part due to its expanding product portfolio. For example, while many consumers will already be familiar with Huawei’s smartphone products, the company also offers a number of other smart-related devices, especially when it comes to the wearables market.
Xiaomi Mi 8 Announced With Infrared Face Unlock & SD845: Everything You Need To Know
The Xiaomi Mi 8 has just been announced in Shenzhen as the company’s all-new flagship smartphone. The device was originally supposed to be called the Mi 7, but Xiaomi decided to skip the “Mi 7” branding altogether, as the company claims that the Mi 8 is a considerable improvement over the Mi 6. The fact it has been 8 years since the company was founded may have something to do with that as well, though.
Exclusive: Here’s An Official LG G7 ThinQ Amplifier
When LG announced the G7 ThinQ, it used the opportunity to highlight the improved audio properties on offer. Including the phone’s ability to emulate a resonance chamber, wherein the device itself helps to increase the audio volume through its physical form, and something that is even more apparent when the handset is placed on a flat surface, such as a box.
Xiaomi Unveils Mi 8 Explorer Edition With 3D Face Unlock, 8GB of RAM
Xiaomi had introduced three Xiaomi Mi 8 variants during its press conference in Shenzhen, and one of them is the Xiaomi Mi 8 Explorer Edition. Interestingly enough, this is also the most powerful Mi 8 variant that the company introduced, though it’s only slightly different than the regular Mi 8 model. Having said that, the Mi 8 Explorer Edition comes with 8GB of RAM, compared to 6GB of RAM in the Mi 8, while the phone also includes a see-through glass back.
LG Explains Why AT&T Didn't Want the G7 ThinQ
LG has a new smartphone, one that is an iterative update to the LG V30 that was released last fall, and more importantly, it is exclusive to AT&T. That is the LG V35 ThinQ. So why did AT&T get this exclusive device instead of getting the LG G7 ThinQ like the rest of the world? LG explained to AndroidHeadlines that it works closely with its carrier partners, to offer the best device for its customers.
Hands On With The AT&T-Exclusive LG V35 ThinQ Android Smartphone
LG and AT&T have just announced the latest smartphone that is heading to AT&T stores, and that is the LG V35 ThinQ. This is a device that was rumored for quite a few weeks now, and AndroidHeadlines said it was going to be an AT&T exclusive in lieu of the LG G7 ThinQ that AT&T is not carrying. And now it is official. It is essentially a LG V30 on the outside, with LG G7 ThinQ specs under-the-hood. So AT&T customers will be getting the best of both worlds here, and that includes the OLED display.
LG V35 ThinQ With OLED Announced: Everything You Need To Know
AT&T has a new exclusive, the LG V35 ThinQ without a notch and with an OLED display LG has announced another smartphone for its 2018 lineup, which is the much rumored, V35 ThinQ. This smartphone is launching as an AT&T exclusive, but will work on Project Fi. The LG V35 ThinQ is basically what happens when the V30 and G7 ThinQ get together. It has the body of the V30 but the specs and features of the G7 ThinQ.
Exclusive: Meet The Motorola One Power With Android One , Bezel-Less Display & Notch | Androidheadlines.com
The Motorola One Power brings with it dual rear cameras, a bezel-less display, a notch, and the return of the “motorola” branding. Here is the first look at a new upcoming smartphone from Motorola, the ‘Motorola One Power.’ Not only is this the first look, but as far as AndroidHeadlines is concerned, this is the first time this phone has been reported on in general. Both the official render and the limited information provided here have been shared with AndroidHeadlines by a reliable source.
Motorola Moto G6 Now Available At Verizon For $240
Verizon Wireless has started selling the Motorola Moto G6 beginning today, and it’s priced pretty affordably, with a price of $240. That’s the full retail price, and those that want to pick it up on installments can do so for $10 per month for 24 months. Remember that if you do opt to leave Verizon before those 24 months are up, you are going to owe the remaining balance. Verizon is only selling the Moto G6 in one color, which is black.
Verizon Wireless LG G7 ThinQ Pre-Orders Now Open
The LG G7 ThinQ is finally available for pre-order at Verizon. Marking it as the first US carrier to open pre-orders for LG’s latest smartphone. The device will be up for pre-order at T-Mobile and Sprint beginning tomorrow. Verizon offers the LG G7 ThinQ in Black and Platinum Grey colors, with a full retail price of $750, or $31.25 per month for 24 months.
Video: LG G7 ThinQ Camera Review - A Lens That Sees & Knows More
LG’s latest flagship phone, the G7 ThinQ, packs some of the latest camera hardware and software tricks in its all-glass and metal body. Two out of three total sensors have seen an upgrade from the LG V30S ThinQ’s release just last month, with upgrades to the secondary sensor on the back and the selfie camera on the front.
LG G7 ThinQ Review - Something Borrowed, Something New
Gorgeous new colors, Boombox speaker, and an ultra-bright display 2018 is ushering in a rebranding of LG’s mobile devices, with the LG G7 ThinQ taking on the same naming moniker as the recently launched V30S ThinQ. With this new name comes an updated design, souped-up specs, and a camera experience that promises to be something special. Let’s take a look at LG’s latest offering and see if it unseats the V30’s position as best phone LG has ever made.
Top 10 Best LG G7 ThinQ Accessories - May 2018
The LG G7 ThinQ is now officially up for pre-order, and it’ll be launching in early June. It’s LG’s latest flagship smartphone, that is available from Verizon, T-Mobile and Sprint. It’s a great device with the latest silicon from Qualcomm, as well as 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage. It does have dual rear cameras, and a nearly all-screen front, with a notch. It’s wrapped in glass, and that means it’s fragile, and you’ll want to protect the LG G7 ThinQ.
HTC U12 Plus: The Good, Bad & Ugly
HTC’s latest flagship device, the U12 Plus, is finally official, and it’s definitely a looker. It sports all of the usual specs you’d expect in 2018, including the Snapdragon 845 chipset, a QHD+ display, and a dual-camera setup around the back. But the real question is whether the HTC U12 Plus should be your next smartphone? There’s a lot to like here, and a few things that aren’t all that great. So, let’s break it down and see whether it should be your next device.
Hands On With The HTC U12 Plus Android Flagship
HTC has finally taken the wraps off of the U12 Plus smartphone, its one and only flagship for 2018. It actually retains quite a few features from the U11 that the company announced in 2017, but improves on them all. First of all, it does have a slightly larger display, coming in at 6-inches (though, it is technically 5.99-inches). HTC has upgraded the internals as well, so it has all of the usual specs you’d find in 2018.
Pre-Order The HTC U12 Plus, Starting At $799
HTC just announced its latest flagship smartphone, the U12 Plus, and it is now available for pre-order from HTC.com. The HTC U12 Plus starts at $799 for the 64GB model and $849 for the 128GB model, so it’s definitely not a cheap device, but it does have all of the bells and whistles you’d expect in 2018. HTC’s website does offer financing options if you don’t want to spend that much on a smartphone today.
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