Samsung recently released the new Galaxy Note9 and, as is the usual here on the channel, I figured I’d do one of my camera comparisons with it. In this video, we’ll compare the Galaxy Note9 against the iPhone X, the Pixel 2 XL, and the OnePlus 6 to see which […]
Whether you like them or not, Memojis are now a thing. Apple has just unveiled iOS 12 and with it one of the most talked about new features, Memoji. Memoji are basically the same concept as Animoji, which use facial recognition on the iPhone X’s front camera system to mimic
Another experiment today, this time it’s something I was wondering about iPhones. Even though we get newer processors and promised performance every year, does it really make a difference in our everyday life? So to test it, I put the iPhone X vs the iPhone 8 Plus vs the iPhone
“No one is going to buy the new iPhone X.” “Too many people are scared of the privacy issues with Face ID and don’t want to give up Touch ID.” “It’s too expensive; people will go for the cheaper iPhone 8 and 8 Plus.” Eh, not quite. On the Apple
Another experiment today, this time I wanted to see how the Razer Phone held up to the other top flagships in terms of speed and performance. So to test this, I filmed opening popular apps and games on the Razer Phone, iPhone X, OnePlus 5T, Note8, Pixel 2XL, and the
It’s the big debate, isn’t it? With the new iPhone X completely removing the home button and fingerprint sensor in favor of a facial recognition system instead, people are up in arms about TouchID vs FaceID. I’ve been using FaceID for a bit now, and even tested it with my
With the new Apple iPhone X being released, one of the controversial new features is the new security one that uses your face to unlock your device called Face ID. Enobong from BooredAtWork and myself test Face ID and see if it’s as accurate and fast as Apple claims it
One of the biggest complaints, I’ve seen online about the iPhone X (besides the loss of TouchID) is the fact people are angry about having to learn how to navigate iOS without a home button. Instead of the home button and normal swiping up to get to control center, down
You’ve probably seen the whole debacle about the new iPhone 8, 8 Plus, and X support a form of fast charging but Apple doesn’t include the compatible fast charger with the phones and apparently, if you were to buy one that is compatible from Apple, it’d run you about $75
I don’t see any reason why anyone would get an iPhone 8 or 8 Plus instead of just waiting for the X. Let me explain. Features First up, the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus are upgrades to the iPhone in very much the same way that most new iPhones are–incremental
I’m pretty sure everyone watching gringed slightly when Craig Federighi, Apple’s senior vice president of software engineering, said the words, “Now, unlocking it is as easy as looking at it and swiping up,” followed by a pause and, “…you know, let’s try that again…” and still nothing. For all the talk
