When RED founder James Jannard spoke about the Hydrogen One smartphone at a recent event, he just about managed to convince me that the device made sense. After all, this is the same >>
When RED founder James Jannard spoke about the Hydrogen One smartphone at a recent event, he just about managed to convince me that the device made sense. After all, this is the same >>
One of the most anticipated phones of the year, if only for its sheer audacity, is RED’s Hydrogen One Android phone with a holographic display. We’ve written about the phone at length in >>
The Galaxy Note 9 and Pixel 3 are going to be two of the hottest Android handsets in the second half of the year, but there’s an even more exciting device in the >>
Over the course of the last year, we’ve been quietly anticipating a new smartphone that might shake up the market in a way that Apple and Samsung have failed to in recent years. >>
This is shaping up to be a pretty boring year for the smartphone industry, all things considered. We’re expecting it to be the calm before the storm considering all the exciting new smartphones >>
The Android landscape this year is filled with iPhone X clones, which only shows that, after more than 10 years of iPhones, it’s still Apple setting the pace in the mobile industry. It >>
Pro camera maker RED came out of nowhere a few weeks ago with a Hydrogen One smartphone of its own, which is supposed to deliver features not available on any of the regular >>
Last month, we disseminated a public service announcement warning our readers not to preorder this crazy $1,200 holographic phone from RED. No one had actually seen the phone in action yet, and even >>
