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Moto Razr Ultra vs. Galaxy Z Flip 8 camera shootout: The winning flip phone surprised me - ZDNET (opens the original)
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I love flip phones because they give you the best of both worlds: a normal-sized phone when open, and an extra pocketable device when folded up. They also have large cover screens you can run apps on, keeping things light and intentional while minimizing battery use. In the U.S., two of the major phone makers build flip phones — Samsung and Motorola. Also: I’ve tested every Motorola foldable phone in 2026 so far – how to pick between Fold and Ultra If you’re like me, you probably value the camer
I tested T-Mobile's 5G on a road trip with 3 foldables - the results were odd (but good) - ZDNET (opens the original)
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During my time as a mobile writer, I’ve spent a lot of hours on the road testing 5G signals. I’ve compared 5G signals on interstates, on country roads, and even just outside a packed Major League Baseball park. Every time, I headed out with three identical phones running continuous 5G monitoring. Also: iPhone Duo hands-on: The $2,000 foldable has some magical touches Then it occurred to me — maybe the networks aren’t what I should be testing. Maybe I need to test the phones themselves. This year
I went hands-on with new Surface devices - why the Pro model got my attention - ZDNET (opens the original)
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Microsoft introduced its latest lineup of Surface devices, along with a few other goodies, at the Snapdragon Summit in Maui this week. Both new devices are powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X2 Plus processors, which sit in the midrange of Qualcomm offerings. I got to go hands-on with the 12- and 13-inch Surface Pro and Surface laptop, and I have some thoughts. Also: I tested the Surface Pro with 5G, and it’s Microsoft’s most complete business 2-in-1 yet These laptops bolster the current Surface l
Forget Apple, Samsung's SmartThings ecosystem is smarter and cooler than I realized - ZDNET (opens the original)
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When we talk about the devices that run our lives, the word “ecosystem” is used frequently. Apple is the first brand to come to mind, as its devices are designed to “just work” better together — and for the most part, they do. Also: The best Samsung TVs: Expert tested and reviewed But Apple isn’t the only one. Google has Pixel watches, phones, and tablets (and soon: Googlebooks), while Samsung has its own extensive ecosystem that I’ve been using for the past several weeks. It helps that Samsung
iPhone Duo just made foldables mainstream - 5 reasons why there's no turning back - ZDNET (opens the original)
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I haven’t gone hands-on with the iPhone Duo yet, but I’ve used every foldable launched in the U.S. (and many abroad) for the past four years. So far, everything I’ve heard about Duo delights me. Apple’s strategy remained the same: it doesn’t try to be first, it waits for technology to develop, then “Apples it up” and makes it better. With foldables, it took an established product and showed what it should have been all along. Also: iPhone Duo hands-on: The $2,000 foldable has some magical touche
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