Michael Fisher

You remember Nokia for the legendary 3310 that no one could break, or for the Nokia N95 that had all the features (before having-all-the-features was a thing).

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Whatever your thoughts on the Moto Z and its line of Moto Mods, it's an interesting take on the smartphone – and Lenovo just made things even more interesting with the Moto Z Play and Hasselblad

Seeing a folding phone from a distance is, at first, a flurry of confusion.

A first-of-its-kind circular display. A stainless steel casing that took two weeks to etch. And a Swiss-inspired mechanism that means it opens just as smoothly in 2020 as it did twelve years ago.

The OnePlus 3T is physically identical to its predecessor aside from a new gunmetal paint job, so it has to rely on small bumps in processor, camera and software to stand out against the OnePlus 3

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It’s the dawn of a new century.

From Star Trek Discovery to Minority Report to The Expanse … if there’s one thing science fiction agrees on, it’s that our collective future will run on transparent displays.

Keyboard phones. Over the past two decades they’ve gone from new necessity, to laughable leftover … and all the way back around to nostalgic novelty.

The first Galaxy Note was a remarkable smartphone when it hit store shelves in 2011.

If you don’t know what a Galaxy Note is, it’s basically the reason your smartphone’s gotten bigger with each upgrade.

It feels like an odd time to bring back “When Phones Were Fun.” After all, 2020 has been one of the most interesting years in mobile tech history: Motorola finally achieved a proper reboot of its

Hey Samsung and Nokia, your tiny phones are cute ... and yeah RIM, if I need to a way for my boss to get a hold of me I’ll for sure pick up one of your "BlackBerry" things.

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What do you do when you’re making a smartwatch for a world that doesn’t seem to care much about smartwatches? If you’re Samsung, you cram in every feature you possibly can.

Ever since I was six years old and watching Inspector Gadget, I’ve longed for a proper “computer book” – and the Lenovo X1 Fold gets closer to that dream than I ever thought possible.

You only need to drop your phone off a boat, or into a puddle, or –yes– into a toilet once to wish for a world where all smartphones are waterproof.

My name is Michael Fisher. I’m a writer, sailor, podcaster and recovering actor whose childhood obsession with science fiction never … quite … faded.

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Somewhere between a traditional timepiece and a smartwatch lies a peculiar product called a “hybrid” watch … and it’s a category that, frankly, I’ve usually ignored.

In some alternate reality, it’s not electric cars replacing gas-guzzlers on the nation’s highways, but hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.

For another year running, the new iPhone is a lot like the old iPhone.

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From boats that fly, to folding screens (that also slide), to satellites you control and laptops that break your brain a little bit ...

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“How do we leverage intelligence to do something productive and helpful?” That’s the question Samsung put to itself when designing the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+, and the result is a device that has

From “Lucky Goldstar” to “Life’s Good” to … Last Gasp.

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