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Motorola Razr review: A fashion statement, not a flagship
According to Chris Velazco, “In terms of performance and experience, the 2020 Motorola Razr is a $400 smartphone in a $1,500 smartphone body.” Read the rest of the review to find out what works and what doesn’t in this retro revival.
Apple’s 5G iPhone might use a custom antenna
2020 is supposed to be the year of the 5G iPhone. Interestingly, Fast Company reports that Apple is still considering two different designs for the model it will launch this fall. A thinner option would rely on a custom-designed 5G antenna — how’d that work out on the iPhone 4? — instead of using Qualcomm’s technology like the recently-unveiled Galaxy S20 family.
Engadget Podcast: Breaking down the Samsung fest and MWC mess
Cherlynn is joined by senior mobile editor Chris Velazco (Devindra is off on vacation, yay!) to talk about all of the new Galaxy phones (Flip Z or S20) and commiserate over no longer going to Barcelona. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Pocket Casts or Stitcher.
Nikola Motors unveils hybrid fuel-cell concept truck with 600-mile range
Nikola plans to offer the Badger as both a purely battery-electric vehicle and as an electric/fuel-cell hybrid. The company claims the hybrid powertrain model will feature a maximum range of approximately 600 miles, while the battery model will be limited to 300 miles.
Nike’s new self-lacing basketball shoes go on sale Sunday for $400
Nike is back with another pair of self-lacing shoes. This Nike Adapt BB 2.0 set improves on its predecessor with new Zoom Air cushioning in the forefoot, and a redesigned body that makes it easier to put on. However, the 2020 version has also increased in price, to $400. The first colorway goes on sale Sunday at 10 AM ET. If you miss out on those, Ja Morant showed off a set of red of Adapts in last night’s Rising Stars game at NBA All-Star Weekend that will be sold exclusively via the NBA 2K20 videogame.
First ‘Stranger Things 4’ teaser moves the action far from Hawkins
A 50-second clip opens on a snowy Russian landscape where prisoners, watched by armed guards, are assembling railroad tracks. And, oh snap, one of those captives is a clean-shaven… Sheriff Hopper?
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