We usually save our top 5 smartphone lists until the end of the year but, given the influx of new phones that have landed in our laps, we figured now would be just as good a time as ever to bring you a list of our favorites. And, unlike some of our other lists, the TechnoBuffalo team actually did work to organize this in order, starting with number 5 and working down the page to the...
CES 2016 is here and we’re already running around like mad-people trying to get to every press conference. Things will get a bit easier tomorrow when we can finally start to meander around the show floor and sit in meetings, which are sometimes a bit calmer than the hectic storm that press day is. I recently switched up some of my gear, so I figured I’d talk a bit about what I use and...
We’ve seen a lot of fantastic phones this year; too many to count. We kicked things off with the Galaxy S6, LG G4 and One M9, and quickly moved on to devices like the OnePlus 2 and Moto G, the latter of which continues to attract a fervent following. But in such a highly competitive market, which one stands out as the best? That’s a tough question to answer. We typically highlight one...
BlackBerry grabbed our attention with the Priv and its slider keyboard. Will Apple follow the Canadian phone-maker’s lead? Probably not, but a new concept design for the iPhone 7 images the device with a slid-out QWERTY keyboard of its own, and it looks pretty great. The iPhone 7 concept was created by popular designer Martin Hajek for Curved. It’s beautiful, and manages to add a...
What about a phone convinces you to buy it? Is it the screen? The design? The software? Devices today have become so good that choosing just one isn’t easy. I mean, I’d totally buy the Note 5 for its S Pen superpowers. But, wait, I also want the OnePlus X because it offers a lot of phone in a cheap package. If it’s affordable you’re after, why not go for the Moto X Pure Edition? It’s a...
First, let me apologize. We usually try to get these lists out at the start of each quarter but, given the barrage of devices that OEMs have been kicking out, we needed to wait a bit until we had reviews of the possible contenders. I’m sorry. Now we have them all in, though, and we’ve picked out the very best of the bunch. Oh, and just a reminder, please keep in mind...
Here are five ways BlackBerry can improve the BlackBerry Priv.
TechnoBuffalo reviews the BlackBerry Priv, the first Android BlackBerry ever.
There’s some confusion among BlackBerry Priv buyers in regards to which models support wireless charging. I was reading up on this over the weekend and didn’t find a clear answer in regards to whether or not the AT&T model supports it. Some folks said it didn’t, others said it did. The answer is yes, the AT&T BlackBerry Priv supports wireless charging. MobileSyrup cleared up ...
It’s here, the BlackBerry device longtime fans have been waiting for. Years after tragically disappearing into the Bermuda Triangle, it looks like BlackBerry may have finally found its way home, introducing an Android slider that emphasizes security and… privilege? That’s the whole spiel from BlackBerry’s executives this year; the company is releasing exactly what people have been...