What’s the best smartphone for students?

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One of the rituals of going back to school these days is choosing a new smartphone. I’m going through it myself as my daughter starts high school. Which smartphone is the best for students? The answer depends on many factors, and ultimately everyone is going to come up with a different pick depending on how much importance they put on things like price or app selection. In this post I’ll walk you through factors you should consider and offer a few contenders as the best smartphone for students.

Review: WeBoost Eqo Boost should amp up your cell reception

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 If you find that cellular reception is a problem in your home or office, then the Eqo Boost from WeBoost may be the solution you’re looking for. Dropped calls, or parking yourself in one spot near a window to get a reliable connection for phone calls can be a frustrating experience, especially when you feel powerless to do anything about it.

12 Days of Christmas: Day 8 is the Best Smartphone of...

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It's the 8th day in our 12 Days of Christmas gift idea list, so consider one of the best smartphones of 2018—the Google Pixel 3 and Samsung Galaxy Note 9.

Samsung unveils the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge, plus new Gear...

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Samsung made its annual splash today on the eve of Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, unveiling the new Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge smartphones. Despite some differences in design, both devices have many of the same components and features, maintaining a high level of consistency between them. In addition to the new duo, the company also announced the Gear 360, a standalone camera that shoots 360-degree photos and video.

Google Pixel 6a smartphone review

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The Google Pixel 6a is the Android phone you might like if you’re hunting for a solid mix of size, features, performance, and affordability.

OnePlus 13 review

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With the OnePlus 13, the company may have finally cracked the combination of what catapults a smartphone to more elite status.

How to get movie effects on video shot from a phone

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We’re in a golden age of home movies thanks to the built-in video shooting capability of most mobile phones and there are people making big bucks posting professional looking videos on sites like YouTube —that are shot on their smartphone. How do you go from shaky, raw smartphone footage to polished looking results with subtitles, special effects and animated overlays? It’s actually pretty easy and the best part is, you can pump up your phone footage with movie effects for next to nothing and sometimes even for free.

Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra review

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Is this the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra or a rehash of the Galaxy Note in a new form? The answer is yes to both, and the S Pen stands out because of it.

Google Pixel 5 review

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Google goes in a different direction with the Pixel 5, yet retains so much of its familiarity that it will either draw you in or wave you back.

Google Pixel 8a review

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The Pixel 8a maintains largely the same formula, but certain functions take a step forward to make this a compelling choice on a budget.