Android: New Devices
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ZTE launches crazy, foldable, dual-screened smartphone
Budget Android company ZTE is launching what has to be its craziest-looking smartphone ever, the Axon M. The M looks like someone took a Nintendo DS, removed the controls, and stuck two big smartphone screens on each side.
The Axon M is a whopping 12.1mm thick. A hinge runs along the long side of the phone, and it opens up, just like a Nintendo DS. On each side of the phone, you get a 5.2-inch, 1080p TFT LCD. Open the whole thing up, and when combined the screens sort of become a 6.75-inch, 8:9 aspect ratio, 1920x2160 display. I say "sort of" because of course there's a big seam down the middle.
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Google's Pixel 2 Earns High Marks in Spite of Dull Design
As Google's new Pixel 2 smartphones get ready to hit the shelves, reviews of the models have begun mushrooming online.
While the new phones generally have received positive grades, many reviewers found the their design boring.
"The Pixel 2 hardware is ho-hum," observed Patrick Moorhead, principal analyst at Moor Insights and Strategy.
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Surprise! The Pixel 2 is hiding a custom Google SoC for image processing
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