BlackBerry Key2 Black Edition reviewed
BlackBerry once dominated phones, and was a business staple. Can the Android-based BlackBerry Key2 return it to people’s hands?
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A Pixel for all: Google Pixel 3a reviewed
Competing in the upper echelon of smartphones, the Pixel phones haven’t necessarily been wallet friendly of late, but the Google Pixel 3a changes that completely.
Google returns to the mid-range with Pixel 3a, Pixel 3a XL
Not quite ready to replace its flagship Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL, Google has a mid-range model coming up with a more wallet friendly price. So what’s different?
Samsung steps up the midrange with the A8
Samsung may well be known for its high-end flagship phones, but that’s not all it makes, and with the latest generation of A-series, it wants to get some of the features from its big phones to trickle down.
LG’s G6 reviewed: can it best Samsung?
Arriving on Pickr’s review desk a little later than anticipated, LG’s G6 is finally reviewed. Is it enough to take on Samsung or Apple?
Shiny, shiny: HTC’s U Ultra reviewed
Is HTC’s U Ultra different enough to compel itself to your wallet, and can it live up to HTC’s otherwise excellent expectations, or is it just a shiny phone with an extra screen?
HTC’s “Ultra” arriving just after MWC, we go hands-on
Instead of wait for Mobile World Congress, HTC has preempted the mobile expo with announcements in January, and while we don’t expect MWC’s phones until April, HTC is practically ready to go.
The Z Factor: Motorola’s Moto Z reviewed
With the phone at the centre of our lives, making it smarter is a priority, and Motorola’s best way forward is that of modular convergence in its “Z” series. Does it work?
Google’s iPhone: the Pixel XL reviewed
One of the last major phone releases for 2016 should be interesting, as Google kills off the “Nexus” brand and starts anew. This is the “Pixel”, and it’s bigger than the name can possibly suggest.
Google announces Pixel phones, we go hands-on
The focus may have been on Apple’s iPhones for the past month, but prepare for renewed interest in Google, as the company announces its first Pixel phone.
