Chinese smartphone manufacturer Huawei is an increasingly household name among mobile users. Although their latest smartphone, the Honor 6 Plus, is almost a mirror image of the iPhone 6, it makes up for what it lacks in design innovation with a number of goodies. It will fascinate photography lovers in particular, as it offers as many as two digital cameras.
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After yachts, watches and computers, the Italian manufacturer of sinfully expensive sports cars, Lamborghini, has also signed smartphones, and recently a fresh Android called the Lamborghini Tauri 88 "drove" from its factory, which under the body, like their cars under the hood, it hides top-of-the-line equipment. And don't look bullish (like the bull on the logo) when we mention price, it's about prestige, not technology from NASA.
The A'Design Awards-winning iLoop is an exciting, fun and extremely useful smartphone stand that is fighting for its bright future on the popular platform for funding creative projects, Kickstarter.
If humans have two faces, why shouldn't the smartphone have them too? Last year, the Russian company Yota Devices positively surprised and brought freshness to the otherwise saturated smartphone market with the YotaPhone model, a smartphone that has two screens, the front, as we are used to, and the back, an "e-reader" with electronic ink . Now comes its successor, the YotaPhone 2, with a more advanced and touch-sensitive e-ink screen.
Sooner or later, the time will come when digital photography will make its way into the name of mobile telephony, namely, we use these devices today for "clicking" at least as often as for all other strictly mobile phone functions. On the wave of this trend, French startup Prynt decided to turn Androids and iPhones into instant photos aka Polaroids by creating a unisex case with a built-in printer.
Years ago, the sounds produced by our mobile phones were like in the beginnings of e-mails. Today? Most of them are audio spam. Today, our smartphone advertises for every fig, which in turn affects social interaction, because the firbec always defeats us. With so many apps and programs, it's hard to silence everything at once, and turning off your phone or ignoring it isn't an option. What are we left with? The Shhhh app.
Today, Samsung's mid-range mobile phones are not just stripped-down high-end models, as they are not far behind in terms of performance and are therefore suitable for more demanding users. Unlike those from the richer strata, they offer an excellent ratio between performance, quality and price, and the newcomers from the young Galaxy A family, the Galaxy A3 and A5, are living proof.
Since smartphones have become like keys and wallets (in fact, today they are both - i.e. keys and wallet), i.e. always within reach, we try to exhaust their potential like oil wells. Users have found many ways to adapt them to their needs, which, despite the advanced technology, remains the domain of everyone, because the art lies in simplicity, not coding or programming.
Perhaps Google is not (yet) a giant among smartphone manufacturers, but that is why it is now the owner of its first "giant", which sounds like the Nexus 6. The giant, manufactured by Motorola, boasts an almost 6-inch (15, 1 cm) AMOLED screen with a resolution of 2,560 x 1,440 points. But the fact that it is actually more of a David than a Goliath is revealed by the interior, including the Android Lollipop (lollipop) mobile operating system.
Bentley and Vertu have unveiled the first smartphone designed and manufactured together as part of a five-year partnership. Only two thousand copies will be produced, and from the end of October you will be able to get your hands on one for 12,500 euros. The mobile phone boasts Android 4.4 OS, Bang & Olufsen speakers and a Hasseldblad camera.
The Chinese high-tech company Xiaomi, also known as the "Chinese Apple", may be an exotic brand for us, although it ranks 6th in the list of the largest smartphone manufacturers. It recently made a positive surprise with the successor of the Mi3 model, the Mi4, which raises the level of their flagship - higher processor capacity and system memory capacity plus 30 days of standby time!
The team at Californian startup Arubixs has rolled up its sleeves and introduced a smartphone worn like a shirt sleeve to the world via crowdfunding platform Indiegogo. The Portal is a flexible waterproof tablet that can be worn as a wristwatch. Forget smart watches and their tiny screens, here is a 4- or A 6-inch screen that, unlike the iPhone 6, does not mind bending.











