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9.3 Galaxy S7 March 2016 The Galaxy S7 might not quite as cool as its edgier brother, but its smaller size and equally powerful components could make for a potent combination. Check out what the critics think in our roundup! 8.8 Reviewer: Dan Seifert “The S7 and S7 Edge aren’t perfect — the software still […]
Microsoft’s Build Conference hasn’t historically been the most interesting event, particularly compared to Google and Apple’s over-the-top developer conferences. That’s been changing in recent years though, and this year is perhaps the most interesting of all, particularly for fans of future tech. Here’s what Microsoft announced today — including bots, games and Windows updates.
The new four-inch iPhone is here. The iPhone SE combines the look of the 2012-era iPhone 5, with the performance and (most of) the features of last year’s iPhone 6S. That’s an attractive proposition for fans of smaller phones, who prefer an ergonomic advantage at the expense of a more constricted view. The SE is poised to become one of the most popular phones of the year, with in excess of three million pre-orders in China alone. The reviews are starting to come in — here’s what the critics are saying.
The OnePlus One was a revolutionary (and controversial) phone on its debut, with its brash ‘flagship killer’ tagline and convoluted invite system not obscuring a good, cheap phone. The OnePlus 2 was a bit of a disappointment, and now OnePlus are hoping to bounce back with the OnePlus 3. The phone’s not been officially announced, but this week we learned a little about what we can expect.
The Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge are a little different depending on where you buy them. Customers in the United States and China (CDMA nations) will receive a version with the Snapdragon 820 CPU, while those in the rest of the world (including the UK) will get an Exynos version (GSM).