Nobody has a high expectation when they see the price of this tablet. It isn't powerful enough to let you comfortably watch long videos, but you can use it for simpler activities such as reading ebooks.

I just can't imagine that Huawei can come up with a new operating system this fast, but I suppose they don't have many choices if they want to keep the fan base alive. Do you think Huawei will successfully pull this off?

It should be an easy pick since I also use an iPhone, and the sound quality seems perfect. However, the design worries me even though I like how it looks, especially when you're wearing glasses. Has anyone ever had a bad experience with these?

How would you feel if some people claim that the gaming consoles will be extinct in the next five years? Don't you think we still need a way to play comfortably without having to worry about our internet speed or friends to play with?

Now you're probably bored of reading articles about folding phones. It was a hot idea, but now it feels like everyone does it. Motorola Razr is one of the most interesting designs I've seen, but who knows if it will take off. Does it have a chance?

I find the last point very interesting. Isn't it a risky step to take? There may be others with the same name as myself, so we can't simply wipe out all content related to that.

I really thought that it was more efficient to connect our phone to the car's audio system via cables or Bluetooth. Those options are universal. I assume this player will only have Spotify which is a bit too exclusive.

It's already 2019, so theories about what the big groups will dish out in the new year are already published here and there. Here is one of them. What kind of design and features do you expect from iPhone 11?

I think there are more to be desired from this gadget. It claims to be a helper for the elderly, being proactive than simply reactive, but I don't see much differences from the smart speakers we know. How do you think it should be designed?

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I think Samsung is the first to claim the idea of removing the front notch but one dot in the display for the camera. This article seems to confirm my previous post about other brands sharing their ideas with the Chinese companies.

I can't wait to see these new batteries being used worldwide. I just wonder if China will allow the other companies to use this product or make it exclusive for their own phones.

My first thought after reading this article was that everyone would be like James Bond or Ethan Hunt! It sure is an amazing technology once it arrives, though I don't know how such small speakers can direct sound right to us.