OnePlus 2 is now more affordable than ever. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android
OnePlus is slashing $40 off its flagship OnePlus 2 permanently.
The Chinese startup says the device is now cheaper to produce than it was initially, and it is passing those savings onto fans. The cut means a 64GB device with 4GB of RAM is now available for just $349.
HTC has finally ditched its logo bar. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android.
HTC’s flagship for 2016 has leaked out early, and it looks like yet another iPhone clone.
The One M10 is almost identical to the One A9 that was introduced last October, but it finally does away with the front-facing HTC logo that was universally hated.
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The ZeroLemon packs 3,500mAh of power. Photo: ZeroLemon
Phablets don’t get much prettier than the Galaxy Note 5 and Galaxy S6 egde+, but if you’re willing to sacrifice stunning design for crazy amounts of battery life, ZeroLemon has you covered.
With its new 3,500mAh battery cases, which look a lot like rubber bricks, you can triple the battery life of your device for a weekend of use without charging.
Your smartwatch market leader. Photo: Apple
So the Apple Watch wasn’t the first smartwatch. It just became the most popular in a hurry.
Shortly after its debut last year, the Apple Watch set out to take over the market it was late to, accounting for two-thirds of all smartwatch shipments in 2015, according to a report by analysts with Canalys.
By Canalys estimates, that’s about 12 million units with more than 5 million Apple Watches sold during the final quarter of 2015.
