What does MrMobile think the phone of the year is? What about the phone that he just can't put down? Find out all of this and more in the MrMobile Best of 2018 Awards! You can vote for your favorite and also win some of the best tech of 2018!
ASUS didn't compromise their vision for a gaming phone in pursuit of mass appeal.
Razer has taken the opportunity to fix nearly every flaw I had in my review of the older model.
Even if you haven't thought of the name "Nokia" in years, this might raise your eyebrows.
On paper, the phone I've always wanted LG to make. In reality...
One of the best smartwatches you can buy today (but pretty soon it might be a different story...)
Of all the cool gadgets in Star Trek, one of the least-appreciated is the universal translator, so when I heard there was a real-world version called the Travis Touch, I jumped on it faster than you can say “open hailing frequencies.”
For MrMobile's money, nobody builds a better summertime smartwatch than Casio.
You've seen smartphones; you've seen smartwatches; but today at IFA 2018 MrMobile got to see ... well, something in between.
The notion of a massive desktop-replacement laptop doesn't usually enter MrMobile's mind – but Lenovo’s Yoga Chromebook is just that.
Is this "Lite Edition" too light on what MrMobile loved about the KEY2?
I didn't get the name "MrMobile" by reviewing home tech- but this thing has almost single-handedly reinvigorated my enthusiasm for the category.
Given how much I enjoy using both of these smartphones, I wanted to know just how the two fared when put head-to-head.
If you're going to spend a thousand bucks on a smartphone, this is probably the one.
“We are confident that we have built the best smartphone on the market.” That’s the kind of braggadocious boast so common to phone releases that I usually don’t even bother to write it down. But when it’s Samsung saying it, I take … note.
The company that essentially invented the cellular phone just announced the first “5G-upgradable” smartphone- thanks to the magic of Moto Mods.
The most interesting smartphone of the year thus far — let me tell you why I stopped using it.
Prime Day? Isn’t that the overhyped garage sale where Amazon tries to move unsold junk? Well, it turns out that while that has indeed been my experience in the past ... it's just because I haven’t been doing Prime Day right.
In a world of phones that do everything, it's refreshing to try one that does one thing.
How much innovation will it take to convince people to buy an android-powered smartwatch in 2018?