It’s astonishing to me that a smartphone priced over $1,000 is considered midrange, but such is the bizarre world of foldable phones. Our very own Mat Smith reviewed Motorola’s latest Razr model for 2023, a lower-end device compared to the flagship Razr+, and found it lacking in several ways. The performance is subpar, the camera quality is poor, and the cover display is too small to be usable.
In the UK, this handset is selling for around $1,025, and although currency conversions aren’t an exact science, this price is undeniably excessive for Smith. He mentions that if the handset launches in the US and is not priced below $800, it’s not even worth considering. Furthermore, even if it is priced within that range, is the novelty of a folding display really worth the disappointing overall package?
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The most significant stories you might have overlooked
A federal judge has narrowed the scope of the antitrust case against Google prior to trial.
Devolver Digital will proudly delay several games in its upcoming showcase.
YouTube’s enhanced 1080p playback option is being rolled out to Premium users on the web.
Threads will be receiving a web version and a search function in the coming weeks.
The FDA has approved the first oral postpartum depression pill.
Coinbase is seeking the dismissal of its SEC lawsuit by arguing that it does not deal in securities.
GameStop’s NFT wallet will be shutting down in November.
If you exploit the system, your identity will be exposed and publicly shamed.
I’m generally not a proponent of a culture that rushes to name and shame individuals. After all, we’re all participating in the same race while carrying different burdens. However, Activision believes there should be an exception for individuals who cheat while playing Call of Duty online with unauthorized software running in the background. The latest update to their Ricochet anti-cheat system will identify and remove these users from the game, publicly exposing them as cheaters to everyone else.
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It’s a beautifully designed all-in-one studio, but… you know.
Photo by Devindra Hardawar / Engadget
Nomono has introduced an all-in-one podcast studio that offers an extensive list of features, enticing Devindra Hardawar to spend some time experimenting with it. For the price of $2,490, you receive a charging case shaped like an egg, equipped with four wireless lavalier microphones and a space recorder for capturing ambient noise. Once your banter is over, the audio can be easily uploaded to a cloud server for convenient editing, although this feature is not yet available. If you’re a budding podcaster with a budget of around $3,000 and are curious about whether this product is worth it, read Devindra’s thorough review for more information.
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Want to skip the daily commute? Here’s a fancy option!
Google has always gone above and beyond to keep its employees on its campus for as long as possible. Now, as they try to entice people back to the office, Google is offering affordable overnight stays at its campus hotel to encourage individuals to abandon remote work. Because, you know, what truly matters to great companies is your physical presence, not the quality of your work.
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