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Geeks over a certain age will recall that smartphones and PDAs didn't originally have finger touch interfaces and instead of using a digit to control the device, a stylus was used to tap and poke the buttons on the screen. Partly this was a limitation of the screen size - the original Palm Pilot 1000 only had 160 x 160
OnePlus has officially unveiled its latest flagship, the OnePlus 5T at a live event in Brooklyn, New York. In a change from the usual on-line reveal, the OnePlus team were live on stage to give an insight into their relationship with users, the benefits of OxygenOS and developing the 5T before the big reveal. As expected, the 5T sports a
In not-entirely-unexpected news, OnePlus have announced the 5T's launch event in Brooklyn, New York for 16:00 GMT, 17:00 CET, 11am Eastern) on 16 August. Availability will follow on 21 August from oneplus.net. The new Android smartphone comes five months after the original 5, which was shown off for the first time on 20 June. While differences between the 5 and
Fashion designer Jean-Charles de Castelbajac is well know for his bright use of colours and smiling models, and he's brought this fantastic sense of fun to a new limited edition of the OnePlus 5. Combining French chic with technology, the new OnePlus 5 JCC+ "is not a mobile phone! it's a creative machine for fashion expert". Branded as "Callection", de Castelbajac has
The Samsung DeX Station converts a Galaxy S8 or S8+ smartphone into a desktop computer. Plop the S8 in the DeX, plug in a keyboard and mouse, hook up a TV, and you're set with Android on the big screen. That's the theory, what about in practice? Let's take a look. The DeX hardware is circular device, about 10 cm
US multinational Macate are coming to the UK with the intention of launching their secure smartphone here later in the year. Setting up in Kensington, London, the Genio smartphone is a mid-range Android device with an emphasis on security. The bare specs are a 5" HD screen driven by a 1.3 GHz quad core processor with 2GB RAM and 16GB
After months of speculation, a trickle of teasing and a bucketful of leaks, the OnePlus 5 has landed. Much as expected it's a strong evolution of the brand, following on thematically from the 2, 3 and 3T with a 2017 design makeover. Running through the main specs, it's a 5.5" full HD 1920 x 1080 AMOLED screen with Gorilla Glass 5