MobileTechTalk 
When it comes to Android devices, Google Pixel phones have always been the main device that entices me back to the operating system more than any other manufacturer out there …
Read More »Google Pixel 3 Review (7 Months On): Still Pixel Perfect?
Huawei P Smart 2019 Review: Hail to the King
If there’s one category in the smartphone market Huawei have always understood and put 100% of their efforts into, it’s the budget end of the market. If you look at …
Read More »Dell Inspiron 13 7000 2-in-1 Review: Inspired Quality
In the world of Laptops, there has been a shift in what is required for this type of hardware. Over the past 5 or so years, it was less to …
Read More »Review: Tech21 Evo Check Evoke Edition for the iPhone X
Among many accessory manufacturers Apple use in their official stores, Tech21 are a company that is a little further down my list in terms of ones I had heard of …
Read More »nCube Home Hub – Smart Home Synergy?
Smart home kit can be a mess to organise with it seeming like there are so many different standards available and each product has a different app to control and …
Read More »DxOMark Mobile Alters Testing System
Back at IFA 2017, DxO introduced us to the DxO One, a camera attachment for iOS devices (Android to follow) that harnesses the full knowledge and expertise within the DxO family …
Read More »Jabra Solemate Review: Up Your Sound Game
After having reviewed two speakers, the Oaxis Bento and the Leeron Outdoor speaker, before in the lower end of the price spectrum, it was a blast to review the Jabra …
Read More »Review: Sony Xperia XA: Grade (X)A
Sony have been suffering from a somewhat detrimental identity crisis for the past 2-3 years now. From dwindling sales figures in each quarter, to a flustered device catalogue that have …
Read More »Review: Vodafone Smart Turbo 7
The Vodafone Smart Turbo 7 is the latest phone in the Vodafone line up. Coming in at £50 it sits in the lower end of the line. So let’s see …
Read More »Xtorm Power Bank review: Way overpriced?!
The batteries of phones and tablets keep getting bigger these days, although I’m sometimes asking myself who’s actually still using tablets? They need to stay charged, and as we usually …
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