Lenovo Moto Z vs Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge: has David met his Goliath?/2016-10-28

Lenovo Moto Z vs Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge: has David met his Goliath?

( Lenovo Moto Z vs Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge: has David met his Goliath? ) - The pokemon/" target="_blank">sung/" target="_blank">Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is generally considered as the heavyweight champion for all smartphone categories, a real giant for which contenders tremble when they hear the name.The Moto Z, on the other hand, is itself no lightweight seeing as it was created by Lenovo/Motorola.Is the latter fit to step into the android/" target="_blank">android/" target="_blank">Android ring contesting against devices like the S7 Edge.
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Samsung Galaxy S7 vs LG G5: Two SOLID Android Phone Options

( Samsung Galaxy S7 vs LG G5: Two SOLID Android Phone Options ) - As we head towards the closing weeks of 2016, it's really quite amazing to think that, for most of the year, the same couple of handsets which launched earliest - the Galaxy S7 series and the LGG5 - have remained some of the best devices produced in the last 12 months.Only now, as we leave October, has a real competitor worth a second glance stepped forward with Google's rather late launch of the Pixel and Pixel XL to replace the Nexus series as its own in-house android/" target="_blank">android/" target="_blank">Android flagship.Of course, Apple's iPhone is always there as a temptation to coax punters away from the Android space, but although this year's iPhone 7 does have some noteworthy changes (camera, processor, waterproofing) the rumour mill is pretty adamant that the BIG changes are coming in 2017 with an all-new design.
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Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Gets FCC Certification; Slated Release Rumored In April 2017 [VIDEO]

( Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Gets FCC Certification; Slated Release Rumored In April 2017 [VIDEO] ) - pokemon/" target="_blank">sung/" target="_blank">Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017), carrying the model number SM-J327P, has recently obtained a certification from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), indicating that the device has been cleared by all the major U.S. regulators.AdvertisementAccording to Guide, the FCC did not release much information about the phone other than the FCC label, and the placement of it on the unit's battery compartment.As the FCC serves as the last stop of quality assurance, it could be hinted that the latest iteration on its "J" series should arrive soon.
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