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iPhone 18 Pro Max Breaks Battery-Life Records in PCMag Lab
technology17 days ago

iPhone 18 Pro Max Breaks Battery-Life Records in PCMag Lab

PCMag's lab tests crown the iPhone 18 Pro Max as the longest-lasting phone ever, recording 34 hours 31 minutes of battery life—about 2 hours more than the iPhone 17 Pro Max—thanks to a 5,567 mAh US battery and the A20 Pro's improved cooling and efficiency; the test drains the battery with active processing, radios, and a high-brightness YouTube loop. Android rivals like the Galaxy S26 Ultra and Pixel 11 Pro XL appear in the rankings but don't beat Apple, and OnePlus has signaled it will exit the US market though current models remain for sale. The Lab Award highlights standout battery performance rather than a perfect score across all metrics.

via pcmag.com|
#android-phones#battery-life#iphone-18-pro-max
Pixel 10 Pro: The Android flagship that makes rivals feel outdated
technology4 months ago

Pixel 10 Pro: The Android flagship that makes rivals feel outdated

Zac Kew-Denniss argues the Pixel 10 Pro is the Android phone he loves enough to overlook stronger-paper rivals; its combination of superb cameras, useful software features (Now Playing, call screening), long seven-year updates, and the Tensor G5 delivers smooth daily use in a compact form, making other Android phones feel like compromises—despite some minor quibbles like music playback interference.

via Android Authority|
#android-phones#camera#google-pixel
Top 5 Android Phones More Powerful Than Galaxy S25 Ultra
technology9 months ago

Top 5 Android Phones More Powerful Than Galaxy S25 Ultra

The article compares the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra with five other Android phones—OnePlus 15, ZTE Nubia Red Magic 11 Pro, iQOO 15, Vivo X300 Pro, and OPPO Find X9 Pro—highlighting that these devices outperform the Galaxy S25 Ultra in various aspects such as benchmark scores, battery capacity, charging speed, gaming features, and camera capabilities, making them more powerful options for different user needs.

via SlashGear|
#android-phones#benchmark-scores#gaming-performance
WPC Questions Nothing's $10M Qi2 MagSafe Cost Claim
technology11 months ago

WPC Questions Nothing's $10M Qi2 MagSafe Cost Claim

The claim that it costs $10 million to add Qi2 magnets to Android phones is false; the Wireless Power Consortium confirmed that the cost is much lower, and the high estimate was likely due to a misunderstanding about licensing and implementation costs. The Pixel 10's use of Qi2 magnets marks a significant update, but the actual costs and licensing are manageable, especially for members of the WPC.

via 9to5Google|
#android-phones#magnetic-charging#pixel-10