A collection of 11 posts
In 2019 the new flagship iPhone lineup was: * iPhone 11: $699 * iPhone 11 Pro: $999 * iPhone 11 Pro Max: $1,099 And the 2019 Samsung Galaxy S10 lineup was: * Galaxy S10e: $749 * Galaxy S10: $899 * Galaxy S10+: $999 Pretty darn similar, right? Well, here is is the new Galaxy S20
We have a little tree my wife and I put up every year and it’s a thing that is kinda hard to take good pictures of. There is quite a bit of dynamic range which typically means photos look overly darkened to compensate for the bright lights. 2019 has
You all know the drill by now, so I’ll just get into it. This is a comparison from a walk around town today, focusing on portrait modes on each camera. In every comparison, the iPhone is first and the Galaxy is second Girl Statue Right off the bat we
I took a few sample shots on my Samsung Galaxy S10e and iPhone XS this morning and wanted to share the differences. It's worth noting that none of these photos are of people, which is where the S10e I feel falls flat, but if you're taking
I recently published my Galaxy S10e review and made a point of making that article mention the iPhone as few times as possible. I’m taking a different approach here; this entire review is going to be a comparison to Apple’s industry-leading and pop culture phenomenon. Let just jump
A little over a year ago I said this about the Pixel 2: If you’re looking for a change and want to see what Android is like, I don’t think there’s a better phone out there than the Pixel 2 to get the best that Android has
Before we get going, let me just say that I picked up this watch 4 days ago and have used for 3 full days as I write these words. I normally would wait to pass judgement and write a full review, but I simply can’t use this watch anymore
https://youtu.be/H4WOzi91KW8 I feel like I got lucky in getting the Samsung Galaxy S10e a couple days early and took the opportunity to put together a quick(ish) video about some of the things that stand out to me right off the bat. This video was produced over
I'm positive the Note brand is dead. If Samsung has the gal to bring out a Note 8 next year, the tagline has to be "it won't explode, we promise...again...seriously this time." That's not a great pitch. The death blow
Samsung's official advice to people is to reboot your phone once a day to ensure it's performance stays solid. Here's a screenshot in case that link breaks: I'm beside myself, I really am. How is it 2016 and Samsung's advice
Mobile World Congress is happening this week and there have been plenty of interesting announcements made by a bunch of differnet companies, but nothing has impressed me more than Samsung's Galaxy S7 line. But why? The LG G5 is a modular smartphone with fancy friends and the VR