OnePlus revealed their OnePlus 8 series today, and I've got to say that I was far from disappointed. They brought to the table everything that one would expect from a smart phone in the year 2020. Wireless charging, a dope camera, excellent speakers, 120 Hz refresh rate and so much more. The event was done online, with no audience, no bells, no whistles, and in true OnePlus fashion. And this phone might just be the phone to beat in 2020 as it will most surly take it's place

Google is going free-to-play! Well, kind of. Google is offering 2 months of free Stadia Pro to help do it's part with trying to convince everyone to stay home and social distance. Which is a pretty dope little thing to do. At first when I saw the news I thought to myself: "This is just a marketing ploy to get people locked into their service." But at second glance. It's more than that. It's opportunity. And considering they're letting people who have already had their trial a

There is only so much Tech coming out in the next few Month, and with the Comic Book industry opting to have it all come to an end than to conform to full on digital (and for good reason in a sense) there isn't a ton of things I want to cover. Enter the OnePlus 8 series. It's been all the buzz so far this year, even stealing some of Apple's thunder having some leaks pop up the day they announced their latest iPad. And now, the OnePlus 8 has most recently made headlines for it

ONEPLUS! Why do you move so fast!? When I started this article it was supposed to be about the leaked color choices. Because they look so dope. Especially that "GLOW" color. Like say word. This is what you doing to people in 2020. When they can't afford new phones? Making them choose between rent and buying a dope ass phone!? Because lets be real, the "Green" and the "Glow" color options of the OnePlus 8 make the S20 lineup looked basic AF! Like if "Glow" was a red carpet loo

Microsoft. A company that I had thought I'd seen the last of years ago. And I don't mean in an "out of business" way, but just as a "I'm over it" way. They didn't really have anything I needed. Everything I did on a laptop was online. Everything I did online was Google. So when the Pixelbook was announced it was an easy buy in for me. It had more than enough power to support Chrome OS. It was sleek, sexy, and solid. At the time...however, as life moved on and tech moved forwa

The moment we've all been waiting for is here! And if not you, then definitely me. It was a little over a month ago that OnePlus announced that not only was the 7T Pro coming to the U.S. But it was going to be the McLaren edition; and it was going to be a T-Mobile exclusive. I damn near exploded. What's more, when OnePlus announced all this in late October, the company also announced it was a 5G variant. And as of December 2cnd or what I'm calling Christmas come early day, yo

OK GOOGLE! QUESTION... Stadia is here and I have a lot of questions. Where are all the promises they made when the service was announced? Why can't I share a code with a buddy yet? Why do I have to make sure other things aren't using internet for the "best experience"? Why in the hell can I connect the controller wirelessly to the chromecast, but not to my pixelbook? Why don't other Chromecast devices work with Stadia yet? Why can't I Stadia over a data network, but CAN Stadi

Stadia promised the future of cloud gaming. They promised 4k resolution, hardware free gaming, and much, much more. However, not only have they not delivered on any of this in a meaningful way, but they've barely delivered access to the people who pre-ordered the founders edition. So I'm relatively new to reddit. I know, I know, sue me. However, I do know this. The people on there are not a bunch to muck around with. And if you say you're gonna do something as a company, then

(Image Courtesy of 9to5google.com) Yo! Where as Google is out here dropping the ball with design, features, battery and more. Oneplus is proving why they should grab the ball and run with it. With their design and UI combined with Google's computational expertise and software. We could have something truly special on our hands. That said, the OnePlus 7T Pro McLaren edition is coming to T-Mobile and I can't be more excited. That is a phone I can't wait to get my hands on. Last

A few weeks ago after the iPhone 11 event, I said this in an article titled "Why Can't Google Get It Together": "what will the Pixel 4 do to 'WOW' us. Because so far it's looking promising, but not quite impressive. The design is average at best, however, it's hard to truly judge until we get it in our hands." Well we've got it in our hands and the reviews are in; and I find myself even less impressed than I was when I wrote that piece. At base we have 64 gigs of storage, 6 g

There were a million witty quips I thought of when I started to think of this article and ultimately all of them fell short of the cold hard truth. Which is the Pixel 4 and Pixelbook Go are massive disappointments in an age of slick design and proper practical innovation. Imagine this if you will. A stock Android experience, near zero bezels, a 90 hz refresh rate, 8 gb of RAM, 250 gb of ROM, triple rear camera set up, including a 48 mp main and a wide angle, all for 699. Some

So when I did my initial review I rushed it to get it out in a timely fashion. That's not to say I didn't mean what was in it, however, I had only used the phone for about 3 days. I have since had about a week since I got the phone and some things have come up, some things have changed, and there are some things I just plain forgot to mention the first time around. So here's how my experience has been using the OnePlus 7 Pro for a little over a week and whether or not I'd sti

If you head on over to Instagram's Press Site you'll see that they have plans to make the platform more sexy. Wait...did I say sexy? I meant more like Facebook. And I have no idea why really. In a series of updates they plan on getting rid of icons on profiles to replaces them with literal text. I idea being I suppose that by having text instead of pictures. It would make for a much user friendly interface. Except, NO! I mean all this is going to do is make it harder to navig

So unless you've been living under a rock for the past few days or so and have gone dark to the internet and social media, you already know that Google have announced a lot of pretty cool things coming to their family. But just what does any of that mean for any of us. Google took to the stage and displayed some show stopping technology with the software to back it up. From the Pixel 2 to Google Home Max. Google is planning to know it out of the park. And with all their talk