Philip Berne
US Mobiles Editor at TechRadar
TechRadar US Mobiles Editor. @phlipper.bsky.social @phlipper on Threads (ugh)
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6 days ago |
techradar.com | Philip Berne
The will likely launch in a few months, but what if you need a new phone right now? Should you wait for the next iPhone? Definitely not. I can help you pick a phone that you'll love for years, and won't regret buying when you see what Apple has next. To buy a new phone, you need to answer three questions for me. Are you willing to sign a contract? Would you consider a pre-owned iPhone? Are you sure about getting an iPhone versus an Android? Here’s the for you.
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1 week ago |
techradar.com | Philip Berne
Your new smartphone probably has a massive 50MP or even 200MP camera. But should you ever actually use the high-resolution setting? I test the best camera phones for a living, and after comparing the latest flagships, my answer is almost always no. In fact, for most phones, shooting at the maximum megapixel count is a waste of space and can even make your photos look worse.
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1 week ago |
inkl.com | Philip Berne
A pink flower photographed with the Ricoh GR IIIx HDF camera in macro mode. Your new smartphone probably has a massive 50MP or even 200MP camera. But should you ever actually use the high-resolution setting? I test the best camera phones for a living, and after comparing the latest flagships, my answer is almost always no. Here’s what I discovered, including the one phone that gets it right.
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1 week ago |
techradar.com | Philip Berne
I review the best camera phones, and I spend a lot of time on spec sheets and photo comparisons, but photography starts with the viewfinder. In bright sunlight, a weak display can make photography a guessing game. So I took the iPhone 16 Pro Max, the Galaxy S25 Ultra, the OnePlus 13, and the Pixel 9 Pro out on a sunny afternoon and compared their screens to see which makes the best Camera viewfinder. Phone makers tell you how bright the display can get, but... This should be an easy contest, right?
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2 weeks ago |
techradar.com | Philip Berne
The Galaxy Z Fold 7 is coming, but this year Samsung is making sure you know it. The company has been trickling out details about its next tablet foldable. Unfortunately, through the haze of mystery, I can see that Samsung still hasn't fixed the one big problem I’ve complained about since the first Z Fold. The Galaxy Z Fold 7 isn't a lost cause; it could be a very exciting release. We already know there will be an Ultra version of the next Fold, and that can only mean one thing: Cameras. Much. Better.
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