Smartphone

Just as every serious photographer knows that an additional battery is a mandatory part of the equipment, the smartphone user is also increasingly aware that the battery is the Achilles' heel of modern mobile phones. That's why the Chinese Gionee put not one but two in their Gionee M5 smartphone. This should contribute not only to a longer autonomy of the mobile phone (up to 4 days) but also to a longer battery life.

Although we are used to having to shell out quite a lot of money for smartphones that offer us HD screens, India's Intex brings us the first low-cost smartphone with HD resolution (1280 x 720 pixels). The Aqua Star II HD is thus another one of the many "oriental" phones that are knocking on the door of Europe with a low price and good features, where - unless we indulge in a "relationship" - we still buy rather expensive smartphones telephones. This one intends to change that, as it is also supposed to set foot on the soil of the Old Continent.

Given how well the crowd has responded to Google's Project Ara modular smartphone, it's no wonder others have taken the modular bait. And if it has been adopted by the masses, how do you bring such an expensive phone as close as possible to that mass? The answer is in the palm of your hand. Through a crowdfunding campaign. This is exactly what the Fonkraft modular mobile phone, aimed at the widest range of people, did, collecting funds on Indiegogo and literally racing towards the goal of 50 thousand US dollars.

Every now and then, a smartphone comes along that is so impressive that we can't ignore it, even though we know it won't be our next phone. One such example is the Turing Phone, a smartphone that is stronger than steel. Turing Robotic Industries has prepared a mobile phone with a case made of liquidmorphium metal alloy, which protects it from damage, moisture and water. If you are looking for a durable phone in both physical and hardware terms, the Turing Phone is the right choice.