Google Pixel 6 Pro in for review 
One of the most awaited smartphones of the year – the Pixel 6 Pro – was officially unveiled earlier last week, and we’ve received one for review in the Stormy Black color. However, there are two more options to choose from – Cloudy White and Sorta Sunny.
The Google Pixel 6 Pro’s retail package includes a USB-C cable, a quick switch adapter, a SIM ejector tool, some documents and that’s that. Google followed Apple’s footsteps and removed the power adapter from the retail package.
That said, the Pixel 6 Pro is powered by Google’s homegrown Tensor chip, which is one of the headline…
This week was a big one. Four major events unfolded and brought a variety of devices. Apple kicked things off with the unveiling of its new M1 Pro and M1 Max processors, which power the new MacBook Pro 14 and 16. The M1 Pro has an 8-core CPU, while the M1 Max can offer a 32-core GPU.
It may feel like a decade, but it’s been only about 3.5 years since Realme launched its first product – the Realme 1 – and the company has quickly expanded its product portfolio since then with the launch of fitness bands, smartwatches, wireless earphones, Bluetooth speakers, smart TVs, vacuum cleaners, washing machine, a tablet, and a laptop, dubbed Realme Book (Slim), that we have with us today for review.
The Tecno Camon 18 Premier announced earlier this month has landed at our office for review in the Polar Night color.
It finally happened – Google bought modern image sensors to the Pixels! Previously it relied on its image processing magic, sometimes (but not always) backed by its custom chip, the Pixel Visual Core.
The first OLED displays to be used in mobile phones arrived in 2003 – almost all of them flip phones. And there’s a simple reason for that, the displays were tiny and were placed as the secondary screen on the outside of the flip.
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