Everything on the bench filed under phones — devices, scores and reporting.
Browsing tests put the iPhone 18 Pro Max 3% ahead of last year and the 18 Pro 6% ahead, against Apple's 15% video-playback claim. Reviewers were more impressed by the Face ID camera hidden under the screen.
MobileTech DeskSamsung's $700 Fan Edition gains the Exynos 2500 but loses wired DeX. Reviewers report varied battery and gaming results, with different tests telling different stories.
MobileTech DeskFairphone's $650 modular Android phone is now a credible mid-range buy in the US. Its replaceable parts are excellent; its network support needs homework.
MobileTech DeskApple's first foldable starts at $1,999 with a 7.6-inch inner display, no Face ID, no telephoto lens and pre-orders that do not open until October 16.
MobileTech DeskReviewers spent weeks with Google's compact flagship. HiLight is a dud, charging is slow, and the 5x camera plus Pixel software are still the reasons to pay $1,099.
MobileTech DeskThe Find X10 Pro Max is official as the first phone with three 200-megapixel rear cameras. Oppo posted the spec sheet. Nobody has published a picture from it yet.
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