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Huawei is finally launching the biggest laptop in the MateBook range outside of China, with the AMD-flavoured MateBook 16 now available to buy in parts of Europe, and a UK release expected (but still unconfirmed) in the near future.

Sporting a massive 16in FullView display, the latest AMD processor and a unique aspect ratio tailored to productivity, the MateBook 16 could be a hit for remote workers, but creatives might be a little disappointed – especially given the high-end asking price.

Is the Huawei MateBook 16 worth the premium price tag? Keep reading to find out.
find out more here
https://fastbooster.com.ng/2022/04/huawei-matebook-16-2021-review/

The iPhone SE is a funny old phone. With a design and display that you could generously call “aged”, but the latest Apple processor and 5G connectivity, this is a very old-fashioned phone in some respects but a supremely modern device in others.

The same inconsistencies were there to be found in the (almost identical) 2020 iPhone SE, but while Apple’s budget offering has remained static, the rest of the market has moved on.

So while the previous SE was a phone I could recommend – with some serious caveats – this 2022 edition is a tougher sell.

To be blunt, it serves one audience and one audience only: those who absolutely will not under any circumstances buy an Android device, but can’t afford the iPhone 12 Mini or any of the other more expensive Apple phones.

Read More
https://fastbooster.com.ng/2022/04/iphone-se-2022-review/

Apple’s iOS updates are like clockwork, with a new iPhone-focused update every year since the inception of the iPhone to help improve the experience on offer.

Apple’s latest official release, iOS 15, brought with it a number of much-needed changes to the notification system, as well as the introduction of the Focus system, an overhauled FaceTime experience and more, but it’s safe to assume Apple is hard at work on iOS 16 behind closed doors.

We round up all the latest rumours and leaks about Apple’s next big iOS update, iOS 16, right here.
https://fastbooster.com.ng/2022/04/ios-16-everything-there-is-to-know-right-now/

xeju:

But the post said the "best"

Thank you, I said BEST but I don't think they understand this post, that's why I said they should check the site first before commenting

KJtemi:
no Dey whine yourself
You be the same person behind the ops moniker

This is the dumbest post I’ve come across this morning
Every phone nowadays are all dual sim

Not all phones you see are dual-sim

Do your research

KJtemi:
no Dey whine yourself
You be the same person behind the ops moniker

This is the dumbest post I’ve come across this morning
Every phone nowadays are all dual sim

You need to read the post on the website. I can't be posting full story that's very long on this forum

Best Dual-SIM Phones 2022
1
Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra – Best Overall

2. Google Pixel 6 Pro – Best Camera & Software

3. Oppo Find X5 Pro – Best flagship all-rounder

4. Samsung Galaxy S22+ – Best for updates
Samsung Galaxy S22+



Read the full list here
https://fastbooster.com.ng/2022/04/the-best-dual-sim-phones-for-2022/

Since its launch in late 2020, mysterious startup Nothing – created by former OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei – has led a fairly private existence, however, its second product ever – the Nothing Phone (1) – is now confirmed to be coming, this summer.

As to how the Phone (1) will serve as the heart of Nothing’s promised ecosystem remains to be seen, especially from a software standpoint, but there are already details surrounding the phone’s software, feature set and the hardware it might be sporting when it does arrive later this year. Here’s all we know so far.

The company’s debut product – the Nothing Ear (1) true wireless headphones – boasted competitive pricing (at £/US$99), while retaining premium features like ANC (active noise cancellation), placing them at the upper end of what would be considered ‘budget’ within their respective product category.

If the same treatment were to be applied to the Phone (1), we’d expect something in the region of £250/$300, however, suspicions and leaks point to Nothing producing something a little more high-end.

If the phone were to come powered by Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset, for example, competitive pricing would land it in the region of £700/$800/€750, taking on the likes of Realme’s fresh-faced GT 2 Pro and Google’s Pixel 6, while undercutting entries from more established players: like the Oppo Find X5 Pro, Samsung Galaxy S22 and iPhone 13.

Continue reading here
https://fastbooster.com.ng/2022/04/nothing-phone-1/

Xiaomi 12 full review
Now without the ‘Mi’ branding, the Xiaomi 12 series has been given a global launch and the regular model is now smaller and more aligned with Samsung’s Galaxy S range than before. Can Xiaomi win the flagship Android race, though?

Like the Galaxy S22, the Xiaomi 12 offers a much more compact option, leaving the 12 Pro for those that want something bigger – and with more impressive specs.

Starting at US$749, the Xiaomi 12 has a lot going for it including its display, performance, speedy charging and, to an extent, its photography skills. However, some big downsides such as battery life, lack of waterproofing and software peeves mean a rival might be a better choice.

Design & build
8.16mm thick
180g
No IP rating
The Xiaomi 12 is tiny. Well, by modern standards anyway, and especially when I’ve become accustomed to the hefty size of the Pixel 6. Even so, it’s like jumping into a time machine to 2017 and the release of the Galaxy S8.

These two phones have a lot in common and I’m not just talking about the footprint of the handset, although they are very similar. The Xiaomi 12 has a similar metal frame that tapers down to a thin strip on the sides to accommodate the curved display.

It’s 2022 so the screen-to-body ratio is obviously much better and things like a triple rear camera array make it heavier.

read more
https://fastbooster.com.ng/2022/04/xiaomi-12-review/