Why a smartphone is the most important tool for today’s travellers

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If the term “never leave home without it” applied to any one material item or product, it would have to be the smartphone. Some estimates suggest the average user looks at their smartphone screen as many as 1,500 times per week. Travelling without a handset in tow seems to be getting increasingly difficult, simply because of everything it can do. From taking photos at some exotic locale, uploading them to Instagram and messaging friends and family back home, the smartphone is a versatile tool anywhere and everywhere.

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 review

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If a big phone with a big screen and a better stylus is what you’re looking for, the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 may be just the right size.

Enter for a chance to win the new DJI Osmo Mobile...

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Great video recording on your smartphone is much easier with the new DJI Osmo Mobile 4 and you have a chance to win one from Best Buy and DJI.

Five Apps for Couples

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Having trouble connecting with your honey? Is technology getting in the way of your relationship? Here are five cool smartphone apps speficially deisgned to help couples get to know each other better, improve their communication and get back to being all lovey-dovey.

See What Your Smartphone Can Do at Demo Days

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From smart home to smartwatches, we’re demoing the latest tech you can control with your smartphone for comfort, convenience and entertainment.

Fujifilm Instax Mini Link 2 announcement

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The Fujifilm Instax Mini Link 2, on pre-order now, adds some compelling new features, including the ability to draw in the air overtop images

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.

Samsung Galaxy Note Edge: the curve that led to the Galaxy...

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If you’re excited about the pending arrival of the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge with its curved display, you aren’t alone. But it was only a few months ago that Samsung released the Galaxy Note Edge, the flagship phablet that paved the way for the Galaxy S6 Edge. I spent several weeks putting Samsung’s curved display phablet through its paces. It does take some getting used to, but the curved glass looks great, feels great and bodes well for the Galaxy S6 Edge—which puts that curve on both sides instead of Note Edge’s one.

LifeProof Fre Power aims to keep the lights on and water...

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Battery life is one of those bugaboos that’s always a concern with smartphones, and the iPhone 6 is no exception. Protecting a phone from a nasty fall is another thing altogether, so when a case comes along that can take care of both, it may be worth a look. LifeProof’s pedigree has usually been in making quality waterproof cases, and the Fre Power takes that and adds a large battery to keep the iPhone going double the time.

Review of Nuu M2 and Z8 smartphones

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Nuu is a maker of budget pre-paid handsets ideal for users looking for an upgrade over a basic feature phone or who need a second device.