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Oppo’s Find X2 range matches the Galaxy S20 spec for spec Oppo just officially unveiled the Find X2 and Find X2 Pro, and on paper there’s one thing that stands out about these two phones: they promise similar performance to Samsung’s Galaxy S20 range – and in some cases go one step better – all while costing a little less. Go Oppo. The Find X2 and its Pro cousin both come with 120Hz refresh rate displays, triple-lens camera arrays with impressive zoom, and Snapdragon 865 chipsets with 5G support – all similar to what Samsung has packed into theS20, S20+, and S20 Ultra....

Samsung Galaxy S20 tips & tricks The Galaxy S20 phones pack in a lot of new features and tech, so whether you’re new to Samsung or are upgrading from an S10, you might find it a bit overwhelming at first, with Samsung’s feature creep starting to set in and overload the options menus. Luckily I’vespent some time with the S20 Ultra, and done my best to figure out all the phone’s best bits....

Test : le Surface Pro 7 de Microsoft Notre verdict Le Surface Pro 7 est une tablette puissante qui se transforme en un ordinateur portable décent si vous optez pour la housse Type Cover. Le Pro 7 brille vraiment par son hardware et ses capacités graphiques poussées. Il est certainement plus musclé que le Pro X (à processeur ARM) et c’est un véritable bond en avant par rapport au Pro 6....

The Oppo Watch just launched but only in China, for now Despite both the newOppo Find X2 and Find X2 Prosmartphones enjoying their global debut on Friday, 6 March, the long-teased Oppo Watch wasn’t shown off alongside them, save for in Oppo’s home market of China. But why? Its apparent absence left many wondering why Oppo chose to split up its launches like this, especially when the company was clearly willing to bring its new flagship phones to the world stage, not to mention the ongoing teasing of the smartwatch that had been pushed out across varioussocial media channelsin the weeks running up to launch....

Why you should be excited about Alex Garland’s TV debut Devs The plot of Alex Garland’s TV debut Devs sounds reverse-engineered to appeal to a technology journalist: computer engineer Lily Chan (Sonoya Mizuno from Ex Machina and Maniac) is investigating a secretive moonshot division at the Silicon Valley company where she works, called Amaya, after the disappearance of her boyfriend. We’re in. Early reviews are broadly positive for the mini-series, which debuted on Hulu in the US last night, but it’s clear that the show won’t be too much of a departure from the British-born auteur director’s previous works like Ex Machina or Annihilation, which skew dark and intellectual....