The Smartphone Lover

 this is the ROG Phone 3, the ultimate gaming smartphone now. if you've been following the smartphone market closely you're most likely aware of some of the changes that ROG has done from the first generation of the ROG phone series to the second generation rog phone. just to give you a quick breakdown they've made the display faster from 90 hertz to 120 hertz. the cpu was updated to the fastest available at the time. the memory got a bump from 8 to 12 gigabytes. the battery size it went from 4 000 milliamp hours to 6 000 milliamp hours. the camera system got a bit of an upgrade as well from 12 megapixels to 48 megapixels and pricing for the ROG Phone 2 was around 900 which was actually pretty good considering what you were getting and now we're here in 2020 with the ROG Phone 3 and just after taking a quick glance at the specs and some of the features that asus has improved on this phone. i got to be honest, this is by far the coolest most unique looking smartphone tha...

 hi everyone Sumit here. iPhone 11 Pro max has been my main phone over the past six months. it's been out just over six months and other than maybe testing the iPhone 11 review or the iPhone 11 Pro. the other phones. this has been my main phone and generally I'm carrying this with me anyway so over that time. I maybe have not had it as my main device for a week total.  so it's been a really great device and so I wanted to go over its durability how it's handled scratches since I don't use a screen protector. of course that could be resolved. if I use the screen protector then I wanted to go over some software issues reception, battery life and camera and maybe even a little bit more so. now the first thing is durability. no I don't use a case generally once in a while, I do it depends on the situation I'm in and things like that but in general I don't use a case. I've never dropped this except for maybe on a couch or something like that. I don't...

    The OnePlus Nord is an important moment for OnePlus. For years OnePlus has basically stuck to flagships. Nowadays it likes to do them two at a time but they're both designed to sit more or less at the top of the market. Now it's expanding with the Nord, its first serious attempt at a mid-range phone in years. Launching a mid-range phone means making some tough decisions about what the OnePlus name means to people. It still needs to have those features that people buy OnePlus phones for in the first place but it also needs to make some compromises. Not just because it needs to make it cheap but also so that once it is cheaper it doesn't end up so good that people choose it over your flagship phones. It needs to draw a line between OnePlus features and flagship OnePlus features. It's a balancing act where if you get the balance slightly wrong you could end up with the same kind of flagship killer that OnePlus liked to call its phones back in the day. Only now OnePlus ...