As part of my job as a full-time tech YouTuber I spend a lot of time reading comments. Probably too much time, if I’m honest. Generally speaking, when I read my comments I end up learning something about other people’s perspectives and seeing how people react to my work helps me be better at my job. That being said, I have to admit that sometimes reading the comments can be a bit annoying. As hard as I try to keep in mind that most things I’m reading are highly subjective and therefore no one is wrong there is still that human part of me that thinks “Oh my god, you are just so wrong about this.” Most recently, this has been with AI.

Just the other day Samsung held their Galaxy Unpacked event to unveil the S25 series of devices. After live streaming that event, I posted a thorough breakdown of most everything that was announced at that event, but there was one tiny detail that I left out because I thought it might be fun to look at one its own. It’s something that went by so quickly that most people probably didn’t even see it..

We are once again talking about the Oppo Find N5 and we are once again doing so with the aid of Chinese social media website, Weibo. Today, we’re looking at a post from a bit of a strange source. They apparently come from an Automotive Influencer called Chen Zhen who has 9.6M followers. How they ended up with the phone is hard to say, but one might assume that Oppo arranged such a thing to continue building hype. Not a terrible strategy.

As we inch closer and closer to the announcement of the OnePlus Open 2, it’s clear that OnePlus hasn’t yet forgotten about the original. Update 15.0.0.410 is now live in North America, bringing with it quite a few nice enhancements.

The moment of truth has arrived for Android fans, as the highly-anticipated new version of the operating system is now available for preview. Following a lengthy period of buildup and speculation, Android 16 Beta 1 is ready to be explored. In this article we’re going to take a quick look at some new highlights.

Almost two weeks ago rumors started to swirl that Samsung would be making a rather interesting move with its upcoming flagship, the Galaxy S25 Ultra. As hard as it was for many to believe, word was that Samsung was set to remove bluetooth functionality from their trademark stylus. Let’s be honest, at the time this was pretty hard to believe. Not only was it only coming from one smaller source, it also just didn’t make a lot of sense.

Now that the Galaxy Unpacked Event is over, we finally have all the details on the brand new Galaxy S25 Series of devices. Once again, Samsung focused heavily on the new features powered by AI. Even still, there were a few hardware changes, mostly going to the Ultra model. Check out the specs below.

Xiaomi’s new WinPlay system might just change the way you game on the go forever. Forget little mobile games and the latency of streaming PC games. Just run the PC game on the device!

Despite the fact that the original OnePlus Open/OPPO Find N2 had a real strength in the form of 67W charging, there was one rather blatant omission on these devices which stood out as one of the loan setbacks of what is otherwise a superb device - wireless charging.

Remember when I told you guys that we might be thinking about the Samsung Galaxy S25 Slim wrong? Well, a new report from PhoneArena certainly adds credibility to that perspective. They are reporting that a trusted source has informed them that the S25 Slim, if that is its real name, won’t see a typical launch. Surprisingly, it might not even be released in the US, much like the Z Fold SE.

This rumor mill is once again churning with talk of a tri-fold Samsung phone as well as rumors about the next Galaxy Z Fold device. First, let’s dig into what’s being said and then I’ll tell you why it might be bunk.

Oppo’s trickle of details on the Find N5 continue today as we have another post on Weibo, this time showing off something a bit unexpected - waterproofing.