Myriam Joire

The Samsung Galaxy Ring Is A Sleek, Inconspicuous Wearable With Great Battery Life Samsung Galaxy Ring – Starting at $399 Samsung’s Galaxy Ring is a comfortable, lightweight wearable with sleep and activity tracking, which command a premium. Comfortable and lighweight Simple and distraction free Rugged and water resistant Outstanding battery life Price Premium Only basic sleep and activity tracking Unknown durability It’s been a couple of months since Samsung launched the Galaxy Ring ($399), its

Samsung Galaxy S24 FE, Tab S10 Ultra, And Watch FE LTE: Solid Products Powered By A Variety Of Chips Yesterday, in New York City, Samsung unveiled new tablets alongside new FE (Fan Edition) devices, including the Galaxy Tab S10+ and S10 Ultra, the Galaxy S24 FE, and the Galaxy Watch FE LTE. While our very own Ryan Whitwam already dove into the specs, availability, and pricing for these products, we wanted to share our first

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 – Starting at $1899 Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold6 is more refined than ever and remains a polished, competent foldable smartphone, though faced with mounting competition. More refined design Thinner and wider Brighter screens Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 performance Polished multi-window features Too tall and narrow for some Cameras are two years old Slow charging speeds No charger in the box $100 price increase Last month, Samsung unveiled several new products, including

Today in New York City, Motorola announced a pair of new folding flip phones – the $999 Moto Razr+ (2024) and the $699 Moto Razr (2024). Both will be available from the company’s website, select retailers, and select carriers on July 24, with pre-orders starting on July 10. These handsets replace last year’s Moto Razr+ (2023) and Moto Razr (2023) and deliver significant updates for the same price. In terms of weight and size, the

Nothing Phone (2a) – Starting at $349 Nothing’s Phone (2a) is an affordable mid-range smartphone that punches way above its weight. Solid performance Cool design Beautiful display Decent cameras Outstanding battery life Clean, responsive software No 4k selfie video Limited US band support No wireless charging No charger brick in the box It’s been almost four years since ex-OnePlus exec Carl Pei launched Nothing, and in that time, the company has shipped three pairs of