OnePlus Nord vs OnePlus 8: Which should you buy?
The OnePlus Nord is finally official after all this time and it seems to pack a pretty good punch in terms of specs and features. The phone comes in at...
The LG Velvet launches in the U.S. at $599
The LG Velvet will be coming to the U.S. from July 22nd, landing first on AT&T. LG will be selling the phone from $599, though retail partners may be free...
The best Xfinity Mobile plans (July 2020)
If you’re in one of the 41 states in which it operates, you may be an Xfinity Internet customer. This gives you the opportunity to sign up for Xfinity Mobile,...
How have you been liking the OnePlus 8’s cameras?
We've had a lot of great phones come out so far this year, with the OnePlus 8 being one of them. It may not be as great of a value...
OnePlus Nord launch event: Watch the live stream here
Breathe a deep sigh of relief, because those trickled teasers for the OnePlus Nord are coming to an end today. The Nord will be the firm’s first mid-range phone in...
Fossil Gen 5 review, 1 year on: Where Wear OS stands in 2020
Source: Joe Maring / Android Central Just under a year ago in August 2019, I reviewed the Fossil Gen 5 here on Android Central. In that review, I hailed it...
Asus confirms a huge battery for ROG Phone 3, as accessories leak
Asus has confirmed that the ROG Phone 3 will indeed have a 6,000mAh battery.This is in line with a certification listing and the ROG Phone 2.Several accessories have also leaked...
Motorola finally starts rolling out Android 10 for the Moto G8 Plus
After rolling out the Android 10 update for the Moto G7 series of phones, Motorola has finally shifted focus to the Moto G8 Plus. The budget smartphone was launched alongside...
Acer Chromebook Spin 713 review: The classic workhorse
Sometimes you simply need a single machine that (nearly) does it all. Whether it’s for work or play, the Acer Chromebook Spin 713 is the Millennium Falcon of Chromebooks. It...
The ex-Googler behind amazing Pixel cameras is going to make a camera app for every phone
In a surprise move earlier this year, Google's head of Pixel photography, Marc Levoy, left the company. Now we know where he went: Adobe. We could've guessed Levoy's services would...