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Google tends to have a bad habit of leaking details on it's products months before it's release. It happened last year with the Pixel 3 and it continues this year with the Pixel 4 as well. Continue reading to find out more about this not-so-hidden device. Design: A merge of two worlds The Pixel 4 in extremely similar to the  iPhone 11 in the back half and the same screen as the Samsung s8/9 with a larger top bezel. Google itself even leaked a render of the phone which you can see below. Well, since there seems to be some interest, here you go! Wait 'til you see what it can do. #Pixel4 pic.twitter.com/RnpTNZXEI1 — Made by Google (@madebygoogle) June 12, 2019 The Pixel 4 is supposed to have a G logo near the bottom of the phone while it also has a square-ish rear camera system. The front however, has a sizable top bezel for 2019 while the bottom bezel is barely visible. And finally comes your first complete look at the #Google #Pixel4 ! As usual, 360° video ...

Apple is expected to launch the new set of iPhones this year but leaks have already started to appear. If you're looking at purchasing it however, I'd probably wait for next year or look at Android. If you want to know some of the details however, here's all of the leaked information. Display : Couldn't be more similar The 2019 iPhone line-up consists of the same types of phones. The regular version (the iPhone XI or 11) with a 5.8 inch OLED panel, a Max or Pro edition with a 6.5 inch OLED screen and a budget version with a 6.1 inch LCD display. The displays should be produced by either Samsung or LG although I'd predict that Samsung is used for the OLED's while LG is for the LCD. It's also plausible that the regular and max editions of the phone would have support for HDR10+, just like the S10 and Note 10 series. The notch is also rumoured to stay the same size. Camera : An ugly but useful change All the variations of the phone are supposed to gain...

Deciding on a pair of headphones can be a daunting task. Do you want over-ear, on ear, an in-ear monitor (IEM), or just regular earbuds? Do you need bluetooth or is wired fine.  If bluetooth, what are all these codecs used for?  In this post, I will guide you to make the best decision possible, so that you can listen to your music in peace. I will also include some examples of the best headphones in my opinion. First, what type are you looking for? Over-ears are best for those who stay at home or need noise cancellation. This is because over-ears are usually large enough to include good noise cancellation without sacrificing sound quality. This is usually their downfall though, as some people want something portable and lightweight to carry around. In this case, consider an in-ear monitor or earbuds as they're extremely small. When picking between the two however, don't be fooled!  IEMs are better because they improve bass and increase passive noise isolation but they'...

Samsung's unpacked event revealed a bunch of different things. They released the Galaxy note 10 series , the Galaxy Book S and revealed partnerships with Microsoft and United Nations. One of the more subtle announcements was the update to the original Galaxy watch Active. In this post, I will discuss the differences between the two models and my opinion of whether the upgrade is worth it. Differences : Small yet significant There are three major changes; the touch bezel, the different sizes and availability of LTE. The touch bezel behaves the same way as the rotating bezel in the Galaxy watch but instead of physically moving the bezel, you're just dragging your finger around it to navigate the interface. This is a very big change as the absence of the rotating bezel made navigating the watch's interface significantly worse but the Galaxy watch was made somewhat thick to accommodate it. Now, it's the best of both worlds; the watch can have a slim body while being eas...

Samsung recently launched the Galaxy Note 10 series at the August Unpacked event. These phones has been heavily leaked and this event only confirms most of these leaks. The Note 10 line-up has consists of two phones, the vanilla Note 10  and the Note 10+. In this post, I will discuss the specs, differences and my opinion of who should purchase these devices. Display : An appreciable upgrade The Note 10 has an FHD+display measuring about 6.3 inches while the Note 10+ uses an absurdly large panel, measuring about 6.8 inches of QHD+ goodness. Although the FHD+resolution on the Note 10 is a disappointing step down, it is somewhat understandable considering the budget Galaxy s10e uses an FHD+ panel as well. Both panels utilize an Infinity O display with a hole-punch in the centre. The displays also contain an ultrasonic in display fingerprint scanner and takes up almost the entire phone with only a few millimetres of bezels, and there is a noticeable difference compared to the s10 s...