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OnePlus 3T Review

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The OnePlus 3T is physically identical to its predecessor aside from a new gunmetal paint job, so it has to rely on small bumps in processor, camera and software to stand out against the OnePlus 3 it’s replacing. Do these improvements make the OnePlus 3T worth its $40 price increase? Does it still beat out other smartphones in its class? Are you quick enough to catch a sly “Mr. T” joke? These questions and more answered in MrMobile’s OnePlus 3T review!... Read More | Share it now!

This Phone Is A Portal To Another World

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The Lenovo Phab 2 Pro is the size of a shoe, it has rough software, and it’s going on sale at a hardware store. That’s a strange mixed bag for Lenovo’s first US smartphone offering – but this is more than just a weirdo phablet: it’s the first commercially-available smartphone with Tango, Google’s augmented reality platform. In the couple days I’ve had with the Lenovo Phab 2 Pro I’ve put dinosaurs on my breakfast table, test-fit expensive couches in my living room and remotely measured the dimensions of everything in sight. Are these glimpses of the future of augmented reality worth the $499 price tag (and the bevy of bugs that Lenovo’s software packs along with it)? Find out in MrMobile’s hands-on with the Lenovo Phab 2 Pro and Project Tango!... Read More | Share it now!

Surface Book Review 2016 [Part 2]

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This year’s Surface Book is much the same as last year’s – but only from the waist up. Below the Dynamic Fulcrum Hinge on the Surface Book 2016 sits the all-new Performance Base, which packs bigger batteries, a redesigned cooling system and a GPU that Microsoft claims to be twice as powerful as last year’s. I got the chance to see the Surface Book 2016 up close at Microsoft’s big launch event last month, and now I’ve got a top-of-the-line Surface Book review unit in the Boston studio!... Read More | Share it now!

VINCI 1.5: The World’s Most Ambitious Headset

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What do you get when you mix Amazon Alexa, Spotify, Soundcloud, Google Play Music, a heart rate monitor, GPS, 3G, WiFi and Bluetooth with a neon-colored headset fitted with a huge LCD display running a custom build of Android? You get VINCI: the most ambitious wireless headphones I’ve ever used. Version 1.5 isn’t quite ready for primetime so I wasn’t able to test all of its promised features, but if even half of these work as designed, this is definitely a “hearable” worth keeping your eye on – especially at the Kickstarter price. ... Read More | Share it now!