Latest articles by Hayato Huseman
Shure MV5C review: The right mic for right now
Shure's new MV5C USB microphone aims to tackle work-from-home needs like podcasting and Zoom calls by offering a built-in Speech mode that instantly enhances the sound of your voice.
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 review: Plastic flagships are here to stay
Despite a few hardware tradeoffs compared to its Ultra counterpart, the Galaxy Note 20 is a fantastic phone with a lower price point aimed at a broader audience.
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Act fast — this Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Cyber Monday deal won't last
For power users who value pressure-sensitive stylus support, there's simply no beating the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. During Cyber Monday, you can get it for an enticing 19% off.
OnePlus 8 review: Better value than ever before
The OnePlus 8 isn't the newest phone around anymore, but it's still a great option at a reasonable price. Here's what last year's mid-tier model offers in 2021.
How to use Samsung's Continue Apps feature between your Galaxy phone and tablet
Jealous of Apple's Continuity feature on your friends' Apple devices? Samsung is bringing this great feature to Android in the form of Continue Apps, and it's dead-simple to set up and use.
Samsung Galaxy S9, two years later: The best of new and old
Even two years after its release, the Galaxy S9 is still a formidable phone at an unbeatably low price, thanks in large part to continued software support and excellent hardware.
Smartphones have really changed the way I fly
These days, you can plan out and book an entire trip strictly from your phone. If you ask me, that's pretty amazing.
I want more tiny gimbals like the DJI Osmo Pocket
The Osmo Pocket is a great vlogging camera, but this form factor still has plenty of untapped potential.
Bring on the portless phones and keep the weird ideas coming
Vivo's latest Apex proof-of-concept phone eliminates all buttons and ports for a seamless, all-glass design. As impractical as it sounds, I'm not convinced the concept is inherently flawed.
