Today we’re going hands on with the Google Pixel C, the first Pixel device to be released with Android on board instead of Chrome OS. Like a Nexus device, this 10.2-inch tablet comes with the latest version of stock Android (Marshmallow), but it’s built by Google’s in-house team rather than an external manufacturer like Huawei or Motorola. It also sets itself apart from its peers with a unique keyboard cover accessory, which could make it a productivity powerhouse. Let’s see how it measures up!
Last week, Android manufacturer OnePlus did something a bit weird: they released a case with their signature ‘black sandstone’ material for the iPhone 6. Now, electric car company Tesla is doing the same thing, with the announcement of cases for the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus made from spare bits of Model S upholstery.
Google recently released the Pixel C, a 10.2-inch Android tablet with a beautiful glass and aluminium build and a nifty keyboard attachment. It seems like an ideal work tablet at first blush, but dig deeper and you’ll find a bit of a deal breaker: there’s no way to have two apps on screen at once.
There are a lot of great, inexpensive cases on the market that cover the essentials like protecting your phone, giving you a place to keep cards or working as media stands. But a good case isn’t just practical — it’s also stylish, elevating your phone from a workhorse to a statement of luxury and good taste. Today, we’re turning the spotlight on our premium Vaja cases, which cloak the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus in beautiful handcrafted leather.
The Samsung Galaxy S7 is one of the most anticipated smartphones of 2016, but in an unprecedented leak we’re able to show you how the phone will look right now.