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mobile-technology2 years ago

Motorola's Latest Razr+ Flip Phone: A Game Changer or Disappointment?

Motorola has removed the iconic chin from its new Razr (2023) and Razr Plus, giving the compact folding phones a unique identity. The move is a significant shift from the company's previous strategy of relying on nostalgia to sell its phones. The Razr Plus, in particular, stands out with its modern design and massive 3.6-inch pOLED cover screen. While Motorola has made some missteps, such as offering a generic purple color, the new designs show promise and could help the company regain its footing in the mobile market.

technology2 years ago

"Galaxy S23 Ultra: The Ultimate Flagship Phone?"

The Galaxy S23, with its 6.1-inch display, is being touted as the compact phone that doesn't compromise on features. It offers a versatile camera setup with primary, telephoto, and ultrawide lenses, a dynamic 120Hz refresh rate on its AMOLED screen, and good battery life thanks to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy chipset. The article argues that any screen under 6 inches is too small for regular content consumption, making the Galaxy S23 the ideal choice for those looking for a small phone without compromising on features.

technology2 years ago

Pebble's 'Marvin' aims to fill the void for small smartphones.

Pebble's founder and former team members are working on a compact Android phone, but face challenges in finding a small enough display and sourcing up to $50 million in funding. The phone is expected to have a 50MP camera and use either the Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 SoC or an unreleased mid-tier Snapdragon chipset. The team thinks the phone will cost $850 and may need to offer a budget phone first before launching a high-end device. The demand for small phones is uncertain, but options from Asus, Samsung, and Sony exist.

technology2 years ago

The Rebirth of Pebble: A Small Android Phone to Rival the iPhone 13 Mini?

Eric Migicovsky, founder of Pebble, is leading a community-based project to create a small Android phone that can compete with the iPhone Mini. The team is currently sourcing a display, choosing a chip, and picking a body design. The phone could feature a metal frame covered in glass composite, ceramic-coated aluminum, forged carbon, bio-resin, or ceramic composites. The team is accepting signups on its website for those interested in supporting the project.