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In our Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra review revisited, we'll figure out how this phone has held up (and hasn't) over the past six months.

Apex predators stand out for a variety of reasons. They are often signified by their sharp fangs or claws, aggressive behavior, and stealthy approach to their prey. Samsung, long one of the top dogs in the smartphone market, is taking a similar tack with its latest flagship, the Galaxy S21 Ultra. The phone has a sharp design, aggressive camera module, and hidden strength thanks to specs that kill. The Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra doesn’t pretend to be anything other than what it is: an apex predator in the smartphone kingdom where it slays much of the competition. After using the smartphone for...

Per a leak, the next OnePlus budget smartphone will be called the Nord N1 5G. The phone will reportedly be a direct replacement for the Nord N10. The OnePlus Nord was a landmark phone for a firm that usually plied its trade in the flagship arena. Now, after three devices have made their debuts in the Nord series, a fourth is reportedly in the works. According to tipster Max Jambor, the OnePlus Nord N1 5G will be the company’s next mid-range smartphone. OnePlus launched the Nord in July 2020 signaling the firm’s intent on broadening its affordable offerings. It followed it up with the Nord...

Bottom Line The Motorola One 5G Ace includes a big screen, excellent battery life, and Motorola's helpful Android skin, but the phone offers only average cameras and it ships with Android 10. If it stood alone in the $400 price segment, it would be a decent offering, but there are better rival offerings from Google, Apple, and more. One 5G Ace by Motorola The Motorola One 5G Ace includes a big screen, excellent battery life, and Motorola's helpful Android skin, but the phone offers only average cameras and it ships with Android 10. If it stood alone in the $400 price segment, it would be a de...

Credit: Supplied by Sony Sony has just launched the Xperia Pro, coming almost a year after it first revealed its intentions to bring the smartphone to the US. It certainly seems like an interesting proposition, offering HDMI input support so you can use the phone as a 4K monitor for your camera or camcorder. It’s a great idea for photographers and videographers, while the ability to live-stream the camera’s content via your phone is pretty neat too. There’s just one small problem: it costs $2,500. While it’s not the most expensive phone we’ve ever seen, it’s certainly among the pr...