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Price: £829 (inc VAT) from fave.co/2JOkrO4 The Google Pixel 4 XL can lay claim to the only real smartphone breakthrough of the year: a shrunken radar chip that’s so advanced it can detect when you reach for your phone so you’ll never have to stare

Price: £669 (inc VAT) from fave.co/2oJQo2O The Pixel range – the closest thing to a ‘pure’ Android experience out there – has become known more than anything else for its phenomenal cameras. But in a year that’s seen ballooning megapixel counts, ex

The Pixel 4 is available now, and if you buy one, you’ll be sure to get the Pixel with the best processor, camera, and features. But just because it’s the latest doesn’t mean it’s the greatest – nor that you should run out and drop nearly a £850 on o

Google finally unveiled the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL at its Made By Google event in New York City last month, and frankly, there weren’t many surprises left after months of leaks and teases, many by Google itself. A lack of surprises doesn’t mean a lac

When the Pixel 4 landed, Google made a big deal about the camera, and rightfully so. But its best feature has nothing to do with photography and it isn’t the gesture-control Motion Sense, either. It’s an app called Recorder, and now Google has confir

Price: £219 (inc VAT) from fave.co/2rc9WOi I was dubious about cramming a 10in smart display into the kitchen of my Brooklyn apartment, but now that it’s here, I don’t want the Google Nest Hub Max to leave. Boasting a slim and trim frame that belie

Price: £49 (inc VAT) from fave.co/2PQNe8z You can’t be blamed for mistaking the £49 Nest Mini for its two-year-old predecessor, the (also £49) Google Home Mini. Indeed, the biggest difference between the two smart speakers, which look virtually ide

Price: £549 (inc VAT) from fave.co/2Cd6G7F Following a flurry of teasers from OnePlus itself, the company took to the stage at an event in New Delhi, India to reveal the iterative upgrade to the current line-up, the OnePlus 7T. As with previous ‘T’

Let’s just say no to tall phones, right now. I’m looking at you Samsung, Moto, and Essential. It’s been a rocky 12 months since Samsung first teased its folding phone, with a sneak peek at the Infinity Flex display at 2018’s developer’s conference. B