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Today, ASUS broke out a trio of alluring, capable and aggressively-priced smartphones. The new ZenFone 3, ZenFone 3 Deluxe, and ZenFone 3 Ultra seemingly have what it takes to satisfy everyone looking for a solid Android smartphone but expecting to pay no more than $500. While ASUS' ZenFones have already made a name for themselves by offering considerable value for money, the saturated market conditions and price undercutting have pushed the smartphone maker to up the ante in nearly every aspect. We'll go through the three units' key design and spec details, then reflect upon their pricing and expectations for their chances in a market that's become filled with credible alternatives. Design The ZenFone 3 line-up is the first family of all-metal ASUS smartphones, a reliable, if not compulsory choice of material in the nascent era of $200 aluminum-bodied handsets. But that's not to say the "lesser" models aren't built to impress! Mind you, it was actuall...

NO.1 G4 Leather Band Smart Watch Phone Full Circle Dialer Heart Rate Sleep UV Monitor Thermometer Pedometer E-511417 Just a few days ago we have published our  review  of the No.1 G3 smartwatch and seems like the frentic pace of the Chinese maker is even accelerating. because on April 25th there will be already another generation released with No.1 G4. Compared to the predecessor the No.1 G4 is going to bring some new features like Temperature measurement, fast charging or 3D Touch, but i’m slightly worried about some downgrades too, like usage of the older Bluetooth 3.0 connection. Rest of the specs are pretty similar, with Mediatek chipset (although different MT6261 one), full circular 1.2-inch screen with 240×240 pixel resolution, SIM card support, metal shell and 350 mAh battery.   Alongside the release there should be an activity event, which should lower the price tag of the watch to only 39.99$ making it significantly cheaper than the older model. Getting nice look...

Features Fitness The Mi Band in general revolves around step counting, but the Mi Band 1S expanded the firmware to support a "running mode." This running mode is on a whole - basically useless - and was a somewhat futile attempt by Xiaomi to try to add some bloat to their severely feature-lacking fitness app, and it seems to have been removed in later versions of the app. As of now, it has the same fitness features reported in the original review. Heart rate monitoring This is a new addition to the Mi Band 1S which wasn't seen in previous versions of the device. It is a full-blown heart rate monitor, and on command it can check your heart rate. It doesn't come without its set of problems though. It was great, it made sense and it worked well, and it was three quarters of the reason why I continued to wear my Mi Band. The new Mi Band 1S stripped this feature out and although the old apps still work, you can no longer get color-driven notifications that tell you what t...

Because Samsung hasn't run out of letters in the Latin alphabet, it's getting ready to launch the Galaxy C on May 26 (that's next Thursday). The event will take place in China, so expect a China-only launch. So far we've seen two devices leak - the  Galaxy C5  and the  Galaxy C7 . They will come with 1080p screens (5.2" and 5.5" respectively) Android 6.0 Marshmallow and a generous 4GB of RAM, a Snapdragon 617 chipset (C5) or its replacement, the Snapdragon 625 (C7). Going by these specs, the new Galaxy C series will be above the E and J, but below the A and S series.

Project Ara, Google’s dream for a truly modular smartphone, has been a long parade of exciting visions of the future punctuated by disappointing delays. But Google just made a big promise that developers will be be getting their hands on a device this fall with a consumer version due in 2017. Finally! Although Project Ara has been on Google’s mind for years now, it’s been hampered by hardware delays. The device was originally supposed to be part of a pilot program in Puerto Rico but that plan was axed in August. After a year, Project Ara didn’t have much to show for all its talk of the future, but it certainly inspired the smartphone old guard to run with the idea. This year’s LG G5 adopted the modular phone principle with a removable “magic slot,” and the upcoming Moto X and iPhone 7 are rumored to have some kind of modular features. Because guess what, accessories sell. But where those attempts are the cozy consumer version of what a modula...

Best In Class 3D Drawing Pen Art already went 3D a couple of years ago and the innovations within the 3d industry have only been increasing. When it comes to this type of printing, the new entry is a  3D Printing  pen which allows you to draw a 3d image that stands out of the paper. Manufacturers have seized the new demand for 3D pens to and flood the market with different types and models to meet different requirements. Although finding such pens should not be an overwhelming task, keen consideration should be taken if you want to land the best 3d printing pen. Here are a few insights that can be use to help you with the search. Things to consider  When discerning existing options to get the best offer, you will need to evaluate specific aspects of the pen in relation to your requirements. Some of the important things to look for when seeking the best 3d printing pen include the following;  • Features  – A typical 3D pen does not require or use any software and...

Lenovo Yoga 900 Review yhtrytrytrytrytrytr REVIEW The Lenovo Yoga 900 is like a Transformer wearing an Armani suit and a Rolex. This superthin premium convertible ($1,199 to start, $1,399 as reviewed) features a slick, understated design on the outside and a pixel-packed quad-HD+ 13.3-inch screen and a powerful 6th-gen Intel CPU on the inside. Lenovo's innovative watchband hinge holds the whole package together, making it easy to switch among multiple modes. Other laptop-tablet hybrids last longer on a charge, but the Yoga 900 is easily one of the best 2-in-1s money can buy. - See more at: http://www.laptopmag.com/reviews/laptops/lenovo-yoga-900#sthash.mAST9GUG.dpuf REVIEW The Lenovo Yoga 900 is like a Transformer wearing an Armani suit and a Rolex. This superthin premium convertible ($1,199 to start, $1,399 as reviewed) features a slick, understated design on the outside and a pixel-packed quad-HD+ 13.3-inch screen and a powerful 6th-gen Intel CPU on the inside. Lenovo's innov...

U8S Smart Bluetooth 3.0 Watch Outdoor Sports Smartwatch Main Features: Phonebook / Call log / Message / Music sync Easily realize information synchronization with your mobile phone, more convenient to users. Coming call / Message reminder You will never worry about missing some important calls or messages, it will remind you. Sedentary / Drink water reminder Develop scientific habits and effectively resist sub-health, remind you to drink water and have a rest. Sleep monitoring / Pedometer Monitor your sleep and you can know your sleep date on your phone; Record steps, calories and distance, make you fully control your sports. Specification: Hardware Bluetooth version Bluetooth 3.0 Functions Bluetooth calling Call log sync,Dialing,Phone call reminder,Phonebook Messaging Message checking,Message reminder,Message sending Health tracker Pedometer,Sleep monitor Remote Control Camera remote,Music remote Notification Yes Anti-lost Yes Other Functions Alarm,Calculator,Calender,Stopwatch Groups...

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The LG G5 looks and feels completely different to the G4, and that's thanks to the all-metal body that rightfully kicks the plastic to the curb. It feels suitably smooth, although the G5 struggles to feel as premium the likes of the iPhone 6S or Samsung Galaxy S7. That's thanks to a relatively thick layer of primer-paint mix which LG has used to the color the G5. Initially I thought the G5 felt more like plastic, and it can be deceiving, but the sturdy aluminum frame becomes more apparent the more you use it. This doesn't mean the G5 feels cheap, far from it in fact, but the finish doesn't sing in your hand. The slender metallic rim which rounds round the edges of the handset on the rear adds an extra layer of class, but it also feels a little sharp. It's not as cutting on my final unit compared to the pre-production model I had, but it's not exactly smooth. Unlike Apple's handset the LG G5 won't be notorious for antenna lines. It doesn't have any of...