iPhone SE 2 reported for 2020 launch with iPhone 8 design Since the iPhone SE launched in 2016 fans of small iPhones have been holding out for an iPhone SE 2. The original took the beloved iPhone 5 design and gave it modern internals, a pleasingly simple solution to people who didn’t want the larger iPhone 6s or 6s Plus at the time. But Apple never updated the SE, retiring it in September 2018 when the iPhone XS launched....
Moto E6 Plus review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Motorola is once again offering an excellent budget smartphone for those looking for a cheap handset. For under £100 outright, the Moto E6 Plus has a nice design, long battery life and a large screen. There is some compromise on cameras and processing power, though. Back at IFA 2019 in Berlin, Motorola announced some new smartphones including the One Zoom with quad cameras....
Realme X2 Pro flagship teased with 50W wired charging Mid-range phones are becoming high-end phones if you take a look at their spec sheets. It’s often seen with sub-brands such as Huawei’s Honor and Xiaomi’s Redmi lines – a different name with a lower price than their parent company would charge. That’s also true of Realme, part of Oppo. Oppo phones themselves are not the most expensive out there but Realme could be taking flagship affordability to new levels with the Realme X2 Pro, the phone it has teased just short of sharing full images of it....
Sega Mega Drive Mini review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Mega Drive Mini has everything a classic retro mini Console needs to be successful. It’s a mini replica with true to original controllers, modern ports, loads of great games and save slots at an affordable price. Best Prices Today: Sega Mega Drive Mini Mini versions of classic retro games consoles are all the rage and, following Nintendo and Sony, Sega has decided to get in on the act too....
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict There’s an incredible tactical shooter hidden here, but Ghost Recon Breakpoint seems to go out of its way to be deeply frustrating wherever possible. While the tactical possibilities of co-op play make this the best open-world military shooter, it’s hard to enjoy yourself knowing that the agony of meaningless cutscenes, bland hubs and some truly unfair mission failure conditions is often just around the corner....
