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First impressions: Enough Phone bets small-phone fans won’t mind the thickness
First impressions: Enough Phone bets small-phone fans won’t mind the thickness
Somewhere between bigger screens and thicker camera bumps, phones became awkward to carry in jeans pockets. The Enough Phone wants to bring back the smaller format. Its height and width are close to Mini territory, but the depth? That extra..
Find Hub left behind alerts give Android the leash Apple users have had for years
Find Hub left behind alerts give Android the leash Apple users have had for years
Android phones can now tell you when you’ve walked off without your keys. Google started rolling out Notify when left behind alerts in Find Hub last week, and Motorola and Chipolo trackers get them too, along with Google’s own hardware...
Jackery Explorer 100D makes an eight-year promise I want to see kept
Jackery Explorer 100D makes an eight-year promise I want to see kept
Jackery’s latest power station is also its smallest. The Explorer 100D is a palm-sized brick for people who work out of departure gates and coffee shops, and it goes on sale at Costco before showing up at Walmart in the middle..
The new Galaxy clip-on earbuds could solve my biggest problem with open-ear earbuds
The new Galaxy clip-on earbuds could solve my biggest problem with open-ear earbuds
I have an open-ear earbud dilemma: most of them fall out of my ears. My ears are small, which means clip-on or wrap-around models simply fall off. So when Samsung announced the Galaxy Buds On, its first Galaxy clip-on earbuds,..
Samsung’s smart glasses need to win over more than just wearers
Samsung’s smart glasses need to win over more than just wearers
Right now, the real barrier to smart glasses is trust. Sure, earlier models were too bulky to pass as everyday eyewear. But today’s sleeker designs come with a different concern: their onboard cameras can be used to film and photograph..
Cyclon wants to replace your iPhone, and its first phone is a Google Pixel
Cyclon wants to replace your iPhone, and its first phone is a Google Pixel
Cyclon has nerve, and I rather like that. The YC-backed San Francisco startup is taking preorders for an AI phone that runs its own OS and does the tapping for you, and its founders say out loud that they’re coming..