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Stephen Lambrechts

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
3
Latest publication
Sep 3, 2026
Outlet visibility, for tomsguide.com
Top 10K sites
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Jul 6, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Stephen Lambrechts

    The new Pixel 11 Pro is good, but boring — it's time for Google to start shaking things up or risk becoming irrelevant (opens the original)

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    I’ve been using Pixel devices for years, and I’ve always appreciated the way Google approaches smartphones. Pixels always deliver a mix of clean software, clever camera tricks and the confidence that they don’t need to outdo Apple and Samsung when it comes to raw performance. But after spending the last two weeks with the Pixel 11 Pro, that charm is starting to wear thin for me. Not because the phone is bad — it’s actually good in plenty of areas — but because Google seems content to coast. And

  2. Article · Aug 11, 2026 · Stephen Lambrechts

    I pushed the latest foldables from Samsung, Motorola and Honor into a no‑mercy battle royale and there was one clear winner (opens the original)

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    The last couple of months have seen the arrival of some seriously high-profile book-style foldable devices, with brands like Samsung, Motorola and Honor looking to set the standard before the imminent release of Apple’s first foldable, which some expect will be called iPhone Ultra. I’ve got the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, the Honor Magic V6 and the Motorola Razr Fold lined up for testing — three of the most premium foldables of the year, each aiming for the same spotlight. They all promise big scre

  3. Article · Jul 6, 2026 · Stephen Lambrechts

    I stress-tested Sony’s Bravia 7 II True RGB TV with the darkest scenes I could find — here’s what happened (opens the original)

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    After a week of testing it with the darkest scenes I could find, the Sony Bravia 7 II True RGB TV made me reconsider what today’s TVs are actually capable of in low light. I lined up the usual stress‑test material — everything from “The Batman” to “House of the Dragon” — and watched it alongside my Samsung Neo QLED TV to see how each set handled the same challenges. I wasn’t trying to crown a winner right away; I just wanted to see how differently two modern TVs approach the same problem. In our

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