MWC 2018
Sony Xperia XZ2 reveals itself in leak
An all-new design!
Just as we thought we wouldn’t see any leaks of the Sony Xperia XZ2 before its grand unveiling during Mobile World Congress, we get this gem.
Evan Blass of VentureBeat once again spills the beans on what Sony’s next flagship phone will look like, along with some important specifications.
Meet Sony’s first full screen smartphones: Xperia XZ2 and XZ2 Compact https://t.co/8nDL6zuUKc pic.twitter.com/8dMPfB7kze
— Evan Blass (@evleaks) February 23, 2018
You can tell right away that Sony let go of its aging design and has gone for a curvier look with an elongated 18:9 screen ratio up front and fingerprint sensor on the back. The Xperia XZ2 is said to have a 5.7-inch display while the XZ2 Compact will settle for a smaller 5-inch screen.
Another difference between the two models may be in the materials used. The larger Xperia XZ2 has an aluminum frame sandwiched by glass on the front and back; the Compact version will likely go for a polycarbonate rear panel.
As expected, both devices will sport a top-of-the-line Snapdragon 845 processor with a single rear camera similar to what we’ve seen on the Xperia XZ Premium from last year. And like previous Xperia flagships, they’re predicted to own stereo speakers.
We’ll have to wait for the official announcement on February 26 In Barcelona, Spain before confirming any of these rumors.
Two years after making its big comeback, Nokia is slowly filling in the pieces of its Android smartphone lineup. The star of course has to be the new Nokia 8 Sirocco, the most premium from the announcements at Mobile World Congress.
But our favorite is the Nokia 7 Plus, a near-borderless Android One phone with Zeiss optics and a beautiful build.
In our Samsung Galaxy S9 Review video, we hope to answer questions you may have to help you make an informed decision before buying the phone.
Is Dual Aperture a gimmick? How good is the S9’s camera? S9 or S9+? Is it even worth it?
SEE ALSO: Samsung Galaxy S9 Hands-On: AR Emoji and super slow-mo
A new color, internal camera upgrades, and a few minor changes here and there don’t necessarily make the S9 look or feel new.
But is retaining the same beautiful, sleek design such a bad thing? Are the subtle improvements worth the high price tag? Is AR Emoji a gimmick?
YouTubers Mrwhosetheboss, Joshua Vergara, GadgetsBoy, GadgetsJon, The Tech Chap, David Imel, PC Centric, and Isa Rodriguez tell us what they think about the the Samsung Galaxy S9.
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