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 Elephone S7 Review   It is bad news for a company when they hear product reviewers say that the product is a replica of another trendsetter. How does a cell phone maker follow the lead? How do they maintain their uniqueness and sell it to the public despite the negativity surrounding it? Such is the case of Elephone’s newest model S7, named after the widely known Samsung Galaxy S7, of course. Reviews have been nothing but criticizing this stunning phone for its sheer similarities with the biggest contender in the Asian markets, Samsung. But is it that similar altogether, or are there any differences to it? Did the Makers of Elephone S7 copy more than just the smooth curved design from Galaxy S7? In this article, we are going to elaborate the pros and cons of Elephone S7, and finally,  hands-on Elephone S7 review   with pros and cons as well. Let’s find out.   Elephone S7 Review: Next Generation Phone 2017 Elephone S7 Specifications Display – 5.2 Inches

U8 UWatch Smartwatch Full Review    It’s the u8 Watch. Smart watches have exploded in popularity over the last three months with big names such as Samsung, Motorola and LG taking top spots. These big name watches are however pretty pricey and therefore not affordable for everyone.  I was looking something that give me know if there are notification on my wrist. The only options I found within my price point was the Pebble Smart Watch. I continued searching the web and I found a cheap smartwatch. It is only cost 25 pounds. Turns out these things up all over the place to stay cheap Chinese-made watched on the notes different names generally including something U8 watch and they’re all around for about 25 pounds. So I bought it and a few weeks later a post from china is coming. It gave me good overall at first impressions.   Now, it is the review. Well up in line with what on a pretty much day-to-day basis for about three months until now.     So first things is

iPazzPort Mini Wireless Keyboard Review   iPazzPort has developed an entire line of mini keyboards, touchpen mice and other cool gadgets designed to help get the most out of your PC or Android device. A fan favorite for the Android crowd is the iPazzPort mini. The iPazzPort mini wireless keyboard takes a wireless keyboard and touchpad combination and shrinks it down to the size of a standard remote control. At just under six inches long, this remote control is only slightly bigger than my Nexus 5 phone. It takes two AAA batteries and connects via RF to a USB connector – meaning the range is about 5-10 feet, depending on how much interference is in your area. It’s worth noting that iPazzPort also makes a Bluetooth version , which will up that range to 30 feet. As you can see in the picture, the touchpad is only slightly bigger than my thumb. If you hold the keyboard horizontally, you can type out an email or enter a web URL easily – much better than clicking aroun

DZ09 Smartwatch Review – Smartwach phone With the Pedometer  DZ09 Single SIM Smart watch phone is an amazing product made to fit the new technology in the modern world. Made with copper color the watch is so attractive to the eyes and the design used is spectaculars. It can fit the wrist of anybody as its arms are flexible and can be made to fit every hand. Everyone should own this watch as the new way to receive calls in the modern world. let’s get started with the detailed dz09 smartwatch review. The watch do has some pros and cons. Some Features & Performance : The watch is very easy to use, after buying it and reading the manual everything else becomes very easy. The SIM card is placed inside the watch; this is a type of technology that only few people have seen. If a person makes a call, the watch response is very fast and doesn’t hang while using.  The sound is so loud that no call can pass you meaning you will never see a missed call from the wat

No.1 G3 Smartwatch Review It would be unfair to say that Chinese wearables have come a long way. The market has been pretty much stagnant with gimmicky “smart” watches, feature-rich (according to makers) fitness bands, and more. The wearable market is miles behind the Chinese phone market, where there’s some actual innovation happening… almost on a daily basis. Nonetheless, this is a smartwatch review, so let’s stick to that for now. The subject: the No.1 G3 Smartwatch, an impostor of the very popular Samsung Gear S2. At under $60, the No.1 G3 is fairly affordable. That it comes with a built-in modem (i.e., you can stick a SIM card in) increases the appeal of the device. I’m yet to really find a compelling use-case for the feature, but that’s how it is… and people love on-paper specifications. That said, the No.1 G3 is among the better built and better designed (not just in the visual sense) Chinese smartwatches I’ve had the pleasure to use. Spec wise, the

Sony Smartwatch 3 review: gently ageing Android Wear watch still holds its own   In an attempt to stand out from a growing crowd, the Sony Smartwatch 3 packs in as many features as possible: GPS – unique among smartwatches – WiFi, NFC, and waterproofing, for just a lick over £100. But do Sony cut corners elsewhere? After going hands-on with the watch earlier in the year, we've had a chance to live with it for a while, This is our verdict... Screen, battery and build The Smartwatch 3's 1.6-inch 320 x 320 display is sharp, but its colours look faded. Poor viewing angles exacerbate the problems – a slight tilt will wash out the colours completely. On the plus side, it's transflective, which means it reads well in direct sunlight, and its default automatic brightness mode adjusts well. The battery is impressive: we got just under two days with normal usage, and it charges lightning quick, from 0 to 100 percent in around 30 minutes. Regular GPS or WiFi use

Samsung Gear S3 review Design   While it might not be easy for everyone to sport this large smartwatch, there is one simple reality for those who can – this is one sleek device. The Gear S3 Frontier brings grooves to the signature rotating bezel, giving it an added tactile quality that is subtle but noticeably felt. Seconds in increments of five line the area just below the rotating bezel – a small detail that adds to any analog watch face. Two buttons are on the right side, one to go backwards in the interface and the other to either go back to the watch face or open up the app list. To differentiate the Frontier and Classic editions, the Frontier’s buttons are more recessed to the body and are covered in a patterned leather. In adding to the sporty nature of the Gear S3 Frontier, a silicone band comes standard. This helps with the watch’s water resistance, ensuring that no leather will get ruined if one’s wrist gets splashed. However, it is easy to replace t

Apple Watch Series 2 Review: A smartwatch I have no qualms recommending Using an Apple Watch during the past 16 months was a mixed experience: one that saw Apple's first wearable launch amid high praise, confusion, and skepticism of just how much a tiny wrist-worn computer should be able to do. Would the Apple Watch replace your iPhone? Some thought so, including yours truly -- initially at least. Then after the honeymoon phase ended with my Apple Watch Sport Edition, I found myself reverting back to reaching for my phone to reply to incoming messages instead of handling the task on my watch, as I had for the first few months of wearing it. My Apple Watch became a device I used primarily for quickly checking notifications and occasionally checking current weather conditions. Common tasks often took far too long, with apps frequently failing to load before the display timed out and went black. For over a week now, I've put Apple's latest wearable,