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Google Pixel Slate: Good Hardware + Bad Software (Oops!) – Overpricing

Google’s latest Pixel Slate offering is a convertible: a tablet married to a detachable keyboard that transforms into a laptop. Google Pixel Slate comes with Chrome OS,  a detachable keyboard, a stylus, and supports some Android apps. The Pixel Slate aims to compete with the iPad Pro and Surface Pro. It looks and feels premium. …

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Motorola One Power: Enduring and Essential!

Motorola has started rolling out the AndroidTM 9 Pie software OTA update to its recently launched Motorola One Power smartphone. Having spent some time using the Motorola One Power, I have come to the conclusion that this no-nonsense, powerful and long-lasting smartphone is a good bet for today’s professionals on the move. Entrepreneurial. Impatient. Idealist. …

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Nokia 5.1 Plus: Affordable, yet Premium-like

HMD Global, the home of Nokia smartphones, has in partnership with Google built its latest mid-range devices with stock Android as part of the Android One program. With its new Nokia 5.1 Plus, HMD can now stake claim to the iconic Nokia brand, with its design craftsmanship, promise and performance. While Nokia’s competitors, such as Xiaomi, …

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Amazon’s 2018 Hardware Event: First Impressions

Yesterday, at an event in Seattle, Amazon announced four different categories of products, including its smart speakers, Echo; Accessories and Echo companion devices; smart home control; and smart home monitoring. In all, Amazon introduced 15-new Alexa enabled products, with expected upgrades to the Echo, and a surprising line-up of products that included microwaves (AmazonBasics Microwave), …

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Apple’s new, compelling iPhone X Proposition

Yesterday, Apple announced its 2018 lineup of smartphones— the iPhone XS Max, iPhone XS and the iPhone XR. All three iPhones retain the essential design and marquee features of last year’s iPhone X, including all-screen and a notch. The key takeaway from Apple’s new iPhones is Apple’s continued dominance when it comes to “industry first” …