Weekly poll: Huawei P10, Hot or Not?

It would be easy to confuse the P10 for a Leica phone - the German camera brand features so prominently on the new flagship. The Leica Dual Camera 2.0 on the back features SUMMARIT-H lenses, feeding light into one 12MP color sensor and one 20MP monochrome sensor. The complex system features a 4-in-1 hybrid autofocus, optical image stabilization and can create instantaneous depth of field effects. The selfie camera gathers twice as much light as the previous generation. There's brains behind this 8MP eye too, it automatically switches to wide-angle mode when it sees more people join your...

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Just in: HTC U Ultra hands-on

HTC flagships are a rare breed these days. The last one we saw at HQ is the HTC 10 evo but like its name suggests, it was just a recycled HTC 10, and however lovely that one was - it was released almost a year ago. So you see we were very excited when the HTC U Ultra came to our office. HTC might be going through a rough patch lately, but most of us remember the company's glory days, and there are still some HTC fanboys around here, disguised as iPhone and OnePlus owners. When you first get hold of the HTC U Ultra it strikes you as a large device and for a good reason. It's taller...

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Week 10 in review: Samsung Galaxy S8 leaks keep coming

MWC 2017 is gone and everyone is looking forward to the next big event in the mobile technology - the Galaxy S8 announcement on March 29. It's just that at the rate these leaks are coming in there will be hardly anything left to announce when the time comes. The long-awaited Samsung flagship may be the biggest talking point right now but there were some announcements that embellished the news feed in the past week. BlackBerry Aurora was unveiled in Malaysia and Xiaomi revealed smart shoes powered by Intel. India will host its own MWC in September, though it's unlikely to be as...

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Weekly poll results: Many favorites from the MWC vie for your attention

The Mobile World Congress introduced us to many new phones from all market segments. And even though we split them into three categories, the newcomers got into a tug of war for fans' votes. There's no definitive winner of the Best MWC 2017 Flagship vote - the Sony Xperia XZ Premium and the LG G6 are separated by a single percent. It seems that people are hungry for fully loaded phones. Both left the Huawei P10 Plus way behind. The Best MWC 2017 Premium Mid-ranger ended in a tie. The Nokia 6 and Huawei P10 both garnered 34% of fan votes. This brings redemption to the P-series. The...

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Just in: Samsung Galaxy A7 (2017) hands-on

A few months after we welcomed the Samsung Galaxy A5 (2017), here comes the Galaxy A7 (2017). It arrives two months after the official launch, but hey, it is the biggest and heaviest in the current A-series family - we guess it needed extra time to get itself to the office. Jokes aside, the Galaxy A7 (2017) was initially released on a limited set of markets in Eastern Asia. Samsung Galaxy A7 (2017) is the third and final (for now) member of the new Samsung A-list. The other two - Galaxy A3 (2017) and Galaxy A5 (2017) already passed our review tests with flying colors. Now it's time for...

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Xiaomi Mi 6 tipped to feature the Sony IMX400 sensor

Last year's MWC saw the announcement of the Xiaomi Mi 5, but there was no Mi 6 to be seen in Barcelona this time around. Instead, it's been a steady flow of leaks and rumors on the upcoming Xiaomi phone and there's a new one from today to add to that list. A source out of China now states that there will be two different-sized versions of the Mi 6 - a 5.15-inch one like the Mi 5, and a 5.7-inch one for phablet lovers. Both will be equipped with the Snapdragon 835 chipset, which is in line with previous reports. Xiaomi Mi 5 from last year What's curious about this particular...

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