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Justin Duino

Charlotte

Editorial Director, Reviews at Valnet Inc.

Tech Journalist • Editorial Director, Reviews: @Valnetinc (@howtogeek, @muo_official, more) • Contact: [email protected] • Find me on 🧵 @jaduino

Articles

  • 2 weeks ago | howtogeek.com | Justin Duino

    Google wrapped up its I/O 2025 keynote today with an extensive demo of its Android XR glasses, showcasing Gemini-powered translation, navigation, and messaging features. Although the on-stage showcase was cool, we didn't really see anything new. You could say I was unimpressed. But then I got to use the glasses for five minutes, and I can't wait to buy a pair.

  • 1 month ago | howtogeek.com | Justin Duino

    Last year's Pixel 8a felt like a budget phone and seemed unnecessary in Google's lineup. This year, the search giant turned things around. With near-flagship performance and a sub-$500 price, the Pixel 9a might be the best-value Android phone in 2025.

  • Feb 27, 2025 | makeuseof.com | Sanuj Bhatia |Justin Duino |Gavin Phillips

    It's that time again: MWC 2025 is just around the corner, and heaps of leading tech companies are waiting to launch shiny new tech. There's a great deal to be excited about, and the MakeUseOf team is going to bring you the best of the event directly from the floor. What Is MWC 2025?

  • Feb 7, 2025 | howtogeek.com | Justin Duino

    I'll cut straight to the point. The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is a fantastic phone. It was also one of the easiest phones I've ever reviewed because it's not much different from last year's Galaxy S24 Ultra. Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra $1300 $1500 Save $200 The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is a top-of-the-line smartphone with a 6.9-inch QHD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X display and a 120Hz refresh rate.

  • Jan 22, 2025 | howtogeek.com | Justin Duino

    It's another year of refinements for Samsung with the announcement of the Galaxy S25 series. The hardware remains great, but the company hasn't given much of a reason to upgrade, unless you're interested in personalized AI features. I've gone hands-on with all three phone, and have some thoughts. The Ultra Is the Only Phone Seeing Physical Changes The Ultra lineup has always looked and felt like a phablet. It's a large phone with a lot of power under the hood.

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