This year brought a major shake-up in Apple’s smartphone line – if you skipped the Tuesday announcement, check out our summary here. The iPhone Pros have a new look, there’s a new tier called “Air” and the vanilla model got such a major upgrade that many might skip the small Pro and get it instead. The small Galaxy S and Pixel Pro might be sweating right now. Let’s start with the Apple iPhone 17 – what’s the big deal? It finally has a ProMotion display, Apple talk for 120Hz LTPO, and it even has an anti-reflective coating. That’s something that Samsung reserves only for the Galaxy S Ultra,...

This week the new iPhones may have stolen the spotlight, but they are still on pre-order and it’s not like Apple offers any pre-order freebies, so let’s focus on other phones. We will pay a visit to Apple’s new smart wearables, though. Just last week, the Poco F7 Ultra was €580 for a 12/256GB unit and €650 for the 16/512GB upgrade. This week you can grab the upgraded model for €600. The Ultra boasts Snapdragon 8 Elite power and a sharp 6.67” 1440p+ display, plus a 5,300mAh battery with 120W wired and 50W wireless charging. It has a 50MP (1/1.55”, OIS) main, 50MP 2.5x/60mm telephoto and...

Infinix launched the GT 30 Pro in May, and followed it up with the GT 30 in August, which was introduced in India first and made its global debut a few days ago. We spent some time with the Infinix GT 30 (aka Infinix GT 30 5G+), and here are our first impressions of the gamer-centric smartphone. [#InlinePriceWidget,13889,1#] The Infinix GT 30's retail box includes a SIM ejector tool, a protective case, some documents, a charging cable, and a 45W power adapter. The Infinix GT 30 is built around a 6.78" LTPS AMOLED display having 2,720x1,224-pixel resolution and 4,500 nits of peak...

For something called “Fan Edition”, the FE series has trouble actually connecting to fans. Last year’s model was criticized for its price, now the 2025 model is here and it’s a very similar story – people think they can get better hardware for their money elsewhere. In short, the Samsung Galaxy S25 FE is not a great buy – not right now, anyway. Reading through the comments on last week’s poll, we noticed a pattern – a lot of people would rather get a Galaxy S24+. Right now it costs less despite being a better phone. The S24+ has the same Exynos 2400 chipset (unless you live in a...

The upcoming iQOO 15 has been heavily featured in the rumor mill lately. We know quite a bit about the unannounced flagship. Now we allegedly get to see the phone or potentially a dummy of the phone in the wild. The photo doesn’t reveal much, but it clearly shows a flat display with practically no bezels and a rear side with a large camera island with what looks to be an LED ring around the edge or perhaps a white accent ring. We can’t say for sure. iQOO 15 live photos We already know quite a few details about the iQOO 15, some of which have been officially confirmed. The flat...

Doogee is preparing to launch the Note56 series soon. It consists of three smartphones - Note56, Note56 Pro, and Note56 Plus. We've received the images, specifications, and pricing details of these smartphones from a reliable source, so let's check what this Note56 trio has got for us. We are told that the Doogee Note56, Note56 Pro, and Note56 Plus look the same and have the same dimensions, but their color options will be different. The Doogee Note56 Plus, which is the most expensive smartphone amongst the trio, will be powered by the Unisoc T7225 SoC. It will run Android 16 out of the...

BOE Technology Group (formerly Beijing Oriental Electronics Group) is one of the biggest and most prolific mobile display manufacturers nowadays. It’s one of the world’s largest manufacturers of LCD, OLEDs and flexible displays. BOE has now unveiled an advanced new ADS Pro (IPS LCD) display for smartphones. It is a 6.74-inch panel with a 2720 × 1224 pixel resolution, which works out to around 443 ppi. That’s very sharp. The display will come with either a 120Hz or 144Hz variable refresh rate. When we say variable, we mean in fixed steps, likely 30Hz, 60Hz, 90Hz and...

BOE Technology Group (formerly Beijing Oriental Electronics Group) is one of the biggest and most prolific mobile display manufacturers nowadays. It’s one of the world’s largest manufacturers of LCD, OLEDs and flexible displays. BOE has now unveiled an advanced new ADS Pro (IPS LCD) display for smartphones. It is a 6.74-inch panel with a 2720 × 1224 pixel resolution, which works out to around 443 ppi. That’s very sharp. The display will come with either a 120Hz or 144Hz variable refresh rate. When we say variable, we mean in fixed steps, likely 30Hz, 60Hz, 90Hz and...