It’s been quite a while since Antutu Benchmark released its monthly worldwide listing of best-performing smartphones. The last time was in November 2017. Luckily, there have been other websites reviews tech products, such as TLDevTech, that have helped you find the information you need. Reading reviews about the tech you’re going to invest in is the best way to find out if it’s actually suitable and will meet all of your needs. Today, we finally get a new review and it’s going to discuss man’s most useful asset, the phone.
Nokia 7+, Nokia 1 pure Android phones get leaked ahead of launch
Earlier this year, a top executive at HMD Global — you know, the exclusive maker of Nokia-branded handsets — revealed that they have something “awesome” to reveal at Mobile World Congress 2018 in Barcelona.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 doesn’t have the best Android camera anymore
ND just like that, we have a new king of smartphone cameras. After sitting on the throne for a day, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8, together with the Apple iPhone 8 Plus, has been dislodged from the top by the Google Pixel 2 and the Google Pixel 2 XL.
Watch out, Apple and Samsung. Google’s Pixel 2, Pixel 2 XL are here
OOGLE is dead serious about making hardware. And the sooner that thought simmers down, the sooner you’ll realize the American tech giant is not only out for some Apple blood, it’s also coming fast for Samsung and other OEMs that make Android devices. Although Google’s origin is an internet browser, they have grown massively in producing other products such as phones. Its not just Google anymore, there ere are even plenty more internet browsers which can be used as an alternative, and you can read more here about them.
Xiaomi Mi A1 Android One phone review: Pure Android all the way
HE Mi A1 is the first Xiaomi phone with Android One as its highlight. The company has made a lot of noise with this one, and I am honored to give you my review of the said unit. Created by Xiaomi, powered by Google. (The author, a super moderator in the MIUI Official Forum, contributes reviews of Xiaomi products to Revü Philippines.)
Google buys part of HTC, and it could be because of Apple
S we previously mentioned, Google and HTC have reached an all-cash agreement that will see the search and software giant pay $1.1 billion to absorb the latter’s Pixel team and integrate it into Google’s workforce.
Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL prices and other details revealed
LMOST all major smartphone vendors have unveiled their flagship devices. Come October 4, it’s Google’s turn to reveal what’s up on its sleeves.
This confirms one area where iOS is better than Android
OR the first time, devices running Android Nougat have finally surpassed those that are on Android KitKat. Yey? Hold off that celebration. The recent news is not a cause for one.
HTC working on an Android One phone that looks like the U11?
ndroid One, Google’s struggling advocacy to bring slick and pure Android to the masses, isn’t dead after all. The search and software giant has simply been biding its time, refining Android while secretly recruiting hardware partners that have worldwide appeal, as we all found out recently. Xiaomi’s Mi A1 was announced first. A Moto-branded Android One phone could be next.
Android O rumored August release is bad news for Android users
ERIAL leaker Evan Blass of VentureBeat tweeted that Android Oreo O — otherwise known as Android 8.0 — is set to arrive on August 21, which is only about a week from today. That’s good news, Android users! Or is it?
Google Pixel 2 could be this year’s fastest Android phone
HE OnePlus 5 may be today’s fastest smartphone, at least according to Antutu Benchmark, but that could change with the arrival of the Google Pixel 2 in a few months.
Alleged Google Pixel 2, Pixel XL 2 specs leak out
NOUGH of talks about the Apple iPhone 8 and Samsung Galaxy Note 8 for now. We’re finally getting a whiff of the next iteration of the Google Pixel and Pixel XL phones that were launched in October 2016.
What Android Go is, and why you should care
ODAY’S keynote address at the Google I/O 2017 developer conference saw the announcement of Android Go. What is it, and why should you care? To put it simply, it’s a basic mobile operating system for basic phones.
Google Philippines is hiring. Here are the job openings
ANCY working at the local office of one of the top technology companies in the world? You’re in luck. We were scrolling through our Facebook feed when we chanced upon an interesting post of a friend who works at Google Singapore: that Google Philippines has several job openings.
