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[SAMSUNG GALAXY FOLD6 REVIEW]

Despite widespread skepticism following a tumultuous launch, it only took two generations for Samsung’s Galaxy Fold to demonstrate its value to power users, and three generations to solidify itself as the Galaxy Note for a new era: an expensive but extremely powerful pocket PC for a new generation of “mobile accomplishers.”

But here’s the problem: Samsung saw that success … and … milked it. The Galaxy Fold 4 was a relatively minor upgrade to the Fold 3, and the fifth iteration was so tame, so uninspired, that even I, the foldable fanatic … skipped covering it. Because while Samsung was making improvements you could only measure with calipers, companies like OnePlus, Google, Xiaomi and Honor kept pushing the envelope with better cameras, bigger batteries, slimmer casings, different materials and new aspect ratios.

So, many of us hoped that 2024 would be the year Samsung finally stepped on the gas. Maybe it would finally widen that cover screen to match the competition; maybe it would add a 5x telephoto camera; or give its S Pen stylus a proper garage that didn’t require a clunky case; or work on minimizing that crease. And even if Samsung didn’t do any of that … maybe that would mean the price could finally come down!

Sadly, the Galaxy Fold 6 meets none of those criteria. And after its unveiling, my first impressions reflected that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ojm4qvQ5vSY

Since that time, I’ve spent ten days with the Galaxy Fold6. First in Paris (where Samsung flew me along with a ton of media to cover its massive launch event) … then in Mexico City (where Spotify flew me, along with a ton of influencers, to cover something completely different). Fun fact: for that Spotify trip, I left my laptop at home, and used the Fold6 as my sole computer for all three days.

That deep dive showcased the kind of polish you only get when your product is on its sixth generation … refinement that’s truly laudable. The Fold6 is an outstanding foldable. But neither that refinement nor its vaunted “AI” features cured my frustration with the phone’s iterative timidity, nor did they convince me of Samsung’s need to charge even more money for it.

[ABOUT MRMOBILE’S SAMSUNG GALAXY FOLD6 REVIEW]

MrMobile’s Samsung Galaxy Fold6 Review was produced following ten days with a Galaxy Fold 6 review sample provided by Samsung. Pre-production device running pre-release software.

Samsung also provided travel, lodging, and some food & drink during MrMobile’s attendance at Samsung Unpacked 2024 in Paris.

MrMobile does not offer manufacturers the opportunity to preview, edit or approve content before publication. Neither Samsung nor any other manufacturer provided compensation in exchange for this coverage. The lone sponsor of this video is dbrand.

[CHAPTERS]

00:00 He who will not risk cannot win
02:54 Less same-y than it seems
05:35 The “4-pocket laptop” returns
06:59 Camera test: Paris, Mexico City
08:15 A fine Fold (with a soft recommend)
10:22 Shilling for robots

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[MOTOROLA RAZR+ / RAZR 2024 REVIEW]

Twenty years ago (with the help of some “hot” star power) Motorola reshaped humdrum mobile phones into design icons with the first RAZR. It’s spent the past five of those years reformulating that reinvention into the Razr 2024: a playful pocketable, clad in all the colors of the rainbow the bigger manufacturers keep (frustratingly) shying further away from. It’s no exaggeration to call the new Razr two phones in one: a high-end Android flagship and a tiny minimalist phone, blended into a single foldable that reminds us that, oh right: technology can be (should be) fun!

In short: the 2024 Razr and Razr Plus are the antidote to every other phone.

[ABOUT MRMOBILE’S RAZR 2024 AND RAZR PLUS 2024 REVIEW]

MrMobile’s Razr 2024 / Razr+ 2024 Review was produced following two weeks with Razr and Razr Plus review samples provided by Motorola. Pre-production devices running release software.

MrMobile does not offer manufacturers the opportunity to preview, edit or approve content before publication. Neither Motorola nor any other manufacturer provided compensation in exchange for this coverage. The lone sponsor of this video is Surfshark.

[CHAPTERS]

00:00 That old-time flavor
01:06 Razr (Minus)
05:12 Razr (Plus)
06:20 The story of a broken Razr (2023)
08:09 Surfshark
09:12 Cameras – to tele or to wide
13:41 Small but significant refinements

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We still need computers; we just need them to be calmer. So goes the pitch from a new company called Daylight, whose DC1 promises a “new kind of computer, designed for deep focus and wellbeing.”

To tech geeks, it might come off as a shameless cash grab; to Ashwagandha-eating earth biscuits, the perfect way to fight screen addiction. To me, it’s an opportunity to spend an intentional afternoon away from my other screens on Governor’s Island. No press junket; no sponsored travel – just a three-minute boat ride from my South Brooklyn apartment with two pre-production samples and one question on my mind: does this so-called “Kindle on crack” really change the way I compute?

[ABOUT MRMOBILE’S DAYLIGHT DC1 FIRST LOOK]

MrMobile’s Daylight DC1 First-Look/Hands-On was produced following one week with two pre-production DC1 review samples provided by Daylight.

MrMobile does not offer manufacturers the opportunity to preview, edit or approve content before publication. Neither Daylight nor any other manufacturer provided compensation in exchange for this coverage.

[LINKS]

World’s first 60+ FPS e-paper display | Daylight [S3]:

Smartphones May Affect Sleep—but Not Because of Blue Light [WIRED]:
https://www.wired.com/story/blue-light-smartphone-screen-sleep/

Daylight Computer: Design and Hardware Q&A [Design Theory]:

This Computer Eliminates Eye Strain | Anjan Katta:

‘A myth and a business’: Inside the real Silicon Valley with Tod’s NO_CODE [Gentlemans Journal]:
https://www.thegentlemansjournal.com/article/a-myth-and-a-business-inside-the-real-silicon-valley-with-tods-no_code/

The World’s First Blue Light Free Computer | Anjan Katta & Tristan Scott:
https://www.tftc.io/worlds-first-blue-light-free-computer/

[CHAPTERS]

00:00 Strain
01:57 Ordinary tablet, extraordinary display
04:04 Why would you want a screen like this?
05:57 Promise (& promises)
09:12 The competition
10:29 Not for me – but maybe for you

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[WHEN PHONES WERE FUN: SANYO’S FORGOTTEN PHONES]

If you were choosing a cellphone in the United States in the early 2000s, the options seemed limitless. Sure, prolific stalwarts like Motorola and Nokia preserved their dominance by churning out model after model, but with cellular plans finally dropping low enough in price for the middle class to afford them, the mobile market was suddenly large enough for players of all sizes to dip their antennae into. Companies like Pantech and Panasonic came and went; brands like Sony and Ericsson floundered separately … then together … and then separately again; while LG and Samsung laid the groundwork that would make them goliaths.

In the midst of all this, a company known mostly for its appliances quietly began to bring the best of the Japanese cell phone scene to the States. Sanyo was behind the first US phone with a color LCD; the first with an integrated camera; and one of the first with video recording – alongside strong fundamentals like RF reception, in an era when counting bars on a signal meter mattered a lot more than it does today.

But in 2024, Sanyo is gone – done-in by the double indignity of two acquisitions, with precious little record of the trailblazing devices that set the tone for the way we would use mobile phones for the next two decades. Today on MrMobile, let’s take a look at a handful of the handsets that make Sanyo a name worth remembering.

[ABOUT WHEN PHONES WERE FUN – SANYO]

This is the 25th in a series of MrMobile videos exploring the mobile tech world’s most vibrant period in design and experimentation. In “When Phones Were Fun,” Michael Fisher re-reviews cellphones from the golden age of mobile, the decade-long span from the turn of the century to approximately 2013.

When Phones Were Fun: Episode 25 was produced with devices donated from Christian of The_Flipside_Story; Jason Rabinowitz of AirlineFlyer; and app73n3rd.

MrMobile does not offer manufacturers the opportunity to preview, edit or approve content before publication. Neither Sanyo nor any other manufacturer provided compensation in exchange for this coverage. The lone sponsor of this video is Surfshark.

[LINKS]

The Flipside Story [Instagram]:
https://www.instagram.com/the_flipside_story

Jason Rabinowitz / AirlineFlyer [X]:
https://x.com/AirlineFlyer

app73n3rd [X]:
https://x.com/app73n3rd

[CHAPTERS]

00:00 A name worth remembering
01:57 SCP-6200 “The Slim”
04:07 SCP-5000 – First US color-screen phone
07:37 SCP-5300 – First US camera phone
11:14 Surfshark
12:12 The Katana (and beyond)
17:01 Acknowledgements & disclosures

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[GOOGLE PIXEL 8A REVIEW]

After a spring season of AI gadgets that relied more on hype-y buzz than handy benefits, we’re back to basics with a phone that – not for the first time – I’ve called a “palate cleanser.” The latest A-series Pixel from Google has no bleeding-edge new form factors to cope with; no new interface modalities to learn. It’s just a good phone, with useful features, for under $500. And get this: even the AI stuff is useful (on occasion). Join me for a road trip review to Google I/O, with the Pixel 8a.

[ABOUT MRMOBILE’S PIXEL 8A REVIEW]

This video was produced following one week with a Pixel 8a review sample provided by Google, which also provided travel and lodging for MrMobile’s attendance at Google I/O 2024 in Mountain View CA (as well as a San Francisco Giants game for content capture).

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[LINKS]

Google Pixel 8a Real World Test [TheUnlockr]:

I took over 200 photos with the Google Pixel 8a vs Pixel 7a — here’s the winner [Tom’s Guide]:
https://www.tomsguide.com/phones/google-pixel-phones/i-took-over-200-photos-with-the-google-pixel-8a-vs-pixel-7a-heres-the-winner

[CHAPTERS]

00:00 Palate Cleanser (episode 8)
00:53 Why Pixel?
01:55 From the ecosystem to the chin
2:50 Outbound from NYC: normal phone does normal things
03:48 Google I/O through the 8a
08:17 Final fundamentals
09:25 Fun finals
10:30 dbrand brings back duo-tone!

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[RABBIT R1]

By now, you probably already know what the Rabbit R1 is – and you probably also know that you shouldn’t buy it.

I was at the launch party at the TWA Hotel on April 23rd; I bought the R1 like everyone else there; and like almost every other reviewer, I too spent the next couple weeks in a cloud of frustration and confusion. How could a company ship something so obviously unfinished – especially just weeks after a very similar product was very publicly roasted, in part, for making the same mistake?

In lieu of simply repeating what everyone else has already said about why the R1 is destined to become the next dust bunny in our gadget hidey holes … I thought it might be worth taking a look at the reasons why so many of us are so un-hoppy about it.

[ABOUT MRMOBILE’S RABBIT R1 NON-REVIEW]

This video was produced following two weeks with a Rabbit R1 retail device purchased by MrMobile’s publisher, Future PLC.

MrMobile does not offer manufacturers the opportunity to preview, edit or approve content before publication. Neither Rabbit nor any other manufacturer provided compensation in exchange for this coverage.

[PRODUCTS IN THIS VIDEO]

Rabbit R1:
https://www.rabbit.tech/

Humane Ai Pin:
https://humane.com/aipin

Volante Design Star Trek collection:
Star Trek
(Some of MrMobile’s wardrobe provided by Volante Design)

[LINKS]

AI at CES 2024: Take a Look at the Coolest Tech From the Show [Cnet]:
https://www.cnet.com/pictures/coolest-ai-tech-ces-2024-weve-seen-so-far/

Silicon Valley’s Big, Bold Sci-Fi Bet on the Device That Comes After the Smartphone [NYTimes]:

Mobile Tech Podcast 373 [tnkgrl]:

Rabbit R1 review, Xiaomi 14 Ultra review, Moto Edge 50 Pro review, Antarctica cameraphone comparison, and more with Basil Kronfli of TechEdit – Mobile Tech Podcast 373

Rabbit was once an NFT company that it wants you to forget about [XDA]:
https://www.xda-developers.com/rabbit-nft-company-past/

Gaslighting and gotchas — breaking down the ‘Rabbit R1 is just an app’ controversy [Tom’s Guide]:
https://www.tomsguide.com/ai/gaslighting-and-gotchas-breaking-down-the-rabbit-r1-is-just-an-app-controversy

“The LAM is … not a LAM” [X/@xyz3va]:

the LAM is also not an LAM, after reviewing the code that was left in this server, we have determined that there is no AI determining where to click, its instead just a hardcoded list of locations to type with https://t.co/44UgrDhYt7, which has been done countless times before

— xyzeva (@xyz3va) May 7, 2024

[CHAPTERS]

00:00 Divergence device
01:09 It’s all in the timing
03:27 It’s not Humane
05:05 I actually want to live on the LAM
08:37 Phones ruined gadgets
11:11 Where’d you go, MrMobile?
12:58 Surfshark

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The Humane Ai Pin is a Star Trek combadge for 2024. It’s a mobile phone designed to save us from our phones, a wearable computer meant to keep us in touch without putting a screen between us and the world. It’s a bold idea built on a concept that makes a ton of sense.

But it’s also arriving just as skepticism toward AI is building; tolerance for subscription-based gadgets is dropping … and more important than either of these? It just doesn’t do enough yet – and much of what it does, it doesn’t do all that well.

[ABOUT MRMOBILE’S HUMANE AI PIN REVIEW]

This video was produced following ten days with a Humane Ai Pin review sample provided by Humane.

MrMobile does not offer manufacturers the opportunity to preview, edit or approve content before publication. Neither Humane nor any other manufacturer provided compensation in exchange for this coverage.

[PRODUCTS IN THIS VIDEO]

Humane Ai Pin:
https://humane.com/aipin

Volante Design Star Trek collection:
Star Trek
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[CHAPTERS]

00:00 The 32nd century is here today (sorta)
01:13 Fitting a phone into a pin
04:48 LASERS!
06:43 “Hello Computer” (Voice Interface)
08:39 Burying the Dread (AI)
12:45 Camera samples
14:38 Raw in the middle

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[NOTHING PHONE (2A) REVIEW]

The last time I reviewed a true midrange smartphone was nearly two years ago, with the Google Pixel 6a. So when London-based design, tech, clothing (and phone) company Nothing announced a more affordable version of its flashy Phone (2) … I spent a few days with it between New York and San Francisco to see what $349 gets ya in 2024.

Spoiler alert: quite a bit!

[ABOUT MRMOBILE’S NOTHING PHONE (2A) REVIEW]

This video was produced following eight days with a Nothing Phone 2a review sample provided by Nothing. The device was tested on T-Mobile US between New York City and San Francisco.

MrMobile does not offer manufacturers the opportunity to preview, edit or approve content before publication. Neither Nothing nor any other manufacturer provided compensation in exchange for this coverage. The lone sponsor of this video is Surfshark.

[CHAPTERS]

00:00 It’s a good year to spend $349
00:39 Depth of Design
01:52 Let there be (3) lights
03:34 Android … but not!
04:46 Not much “mid” in this midrange
06:00 Surfshark
06:57 Even the cameras ain’t bad
09:01 (Almost) Nothing to complain about
10:24 Disclosures

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[PLAUD NOTE REVIEW]

If I have a gadget weakness beyond mobile phones … it’s probably audio recorders. I came of age in that very special time of the mid-90s when Home Alone 2 was constantly playing on HBO, and I became enamored of Kevin’s Talkboy, with its famous voice-changing feature.

I was so obsessed with the Talkboy that I bought myself a little microcassette recorder from Radio Shack, which I used to document my day-to-day as a middle-school student, trade voice memos with my Dad, and record self-conscious captain’s log entries. By the time I went to college, mobile phones had already started to usurp the role of those dedicated recorders by bundling in no-frills voice memo features, which I used mainly to give my future-self advice while drunk at parties. And today, of course, those voice recorders are a standard component of most of the convergence devices that most of us carry.

But we’re also in a time when countless companies are riding the buzzy bubble of “AI” to resurrect gadget categories long ago subsumed by the smartphone. Plaud is one such company, and its debut product, the Plaud Note, is a totally-2024 upgrade to the microcassettes, MiniDiscs, Talkboys and YakBaks of yesteryear. The question is: does blending beautiful design with ChatGPT make the Plaud Note worth the premium you’ll pay for it?

[ABOUT MRMOBILE’S PLAUD NOTE REVIEW]

This video was produced following six days with a Plaud Note retail unit purchased by MrMobile’s publisher, and a second Plaud Note review sample provided by Plaud.

MrMobile does not offer manufacturers the opportunity to preview, edit or approve content before publication. Neither Plaud nor any other manufacturer provided compensation in exchange for this coverage. The lone sponsor of this video is DeleteMe.

[PRODUCTS IN THIS VIDEO]

Plaud Note:
https://www.plaud.ai/

[LINKS]

The Gatekeepers Who Open America To Shell Companies And Secret Owners [The Washington Post]:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/interactive/2022/tax-havens-wyoming-pandora-papers/

Turns Out Wyoming Plays a Huge Role in Global Financial Shenanigans [Esquire]:
https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/a39662848/wyoming-registered-agents-washington-post/

The Secrets Factory [Wired]:
https://www.wired.com/story/registered-agents-inc-fake-personas/

Another scam recorded from business related to 30 N. Gould St. registered agent [The Sheridan Press]:
https://www.thesheridanpress.com/news/local/another-scam-recorded-from-business-related-to-30-n-gould-st-registered-agent/article_52b040ca-f622-11eb-a595-e7f2de685e62.html

[CHAPTERS]

00:00 Talkboys & YakBaks, MiniDiscs & Microcassettes
01:50 Mini metal memo maker
03:17 The power of simplicity
06:31 DeleteMe
07:35 “Why can’t this just be an app?”
09:22 Who is Plaud?
11:13 Should you “take Note?”

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