Does the Average iPhone User Need a 120Hz Display? Spoiler: Yes
Apple has long been known for pushing the boundaries of innovation and setting new standards in the tech industry. However, the absence of a 120Hz refresh rate in their non-Pro iPhones has left many disappointed. This decision, or perhaps omission, has ignited debates among tech enthusiasts and loyal Apple users, raising questions whether an “average…
OneUI: Why Samsung’s User Interface Falls Short
Samsung’s OneUI is undoubtedly a popular Android user interface, but it’s not without its flaws. In this blog post, we’ll explore some of the reasons why OneUI may not be as great as it’s often touted to be. We now have OneUI 6 but not much has changed over the last few years. 1. Underwhelming…
Can Xiaomi rectify its MIUI mistakes with HyperOS?
HyperOS is Xiaomi’s new custom Android skin that is set to replace MIUI. It is still under development, but it has the potential to be a significant improvement over MIUI. The current MIUI has been plagued with issues such as lags, bloatware, ads and lack of updates. Here are some of the ways in which…
Why aren’t Foldable Phones mainstream yet?
Foldable phones represent a revolutionary stride in smartphone technology, offering the allure of expanded screen real estate and a novel user experience. Despite their potential, I’ve found myself, like many others, hesitating to fully embrace these innovative devices. Samsung Fold, OnePlus Open & Google’s Pixel Fold are decent phones, but while promising, haven’t entirely won…
Is ‘Nothing’ the next OnePlus?
In the ever-evolving world of technology, the name “OnePlus” had become synonymous with innovation, quality, and a unique approach to smartphones. However, the tech industry is now abuzz with a different kind of anticipation – the rise of a new entity called “Nothing.” Is this enigmatic entity, founded by OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei, poised to…
What Google needs to fix before I consider a Pixel?
Google’s Pixel devices have carved their own niche in the market mainly due to their prowess in imaging as well as clean software. However, the Tensor chip, often compared to Samsung’s Exynos, has sparked quite a debate among tech enthusiasts and users alike. Some argue that the inclusion of Tensor might render Pixel devices avoidable…
