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The Lowdown on Motorola's G5 Plus

The Lowdown on Motorola's G5 Plus

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The Moto G5 Plus handset is a great all-rounder at a low-cost price. It has a great camera, good sized screen and boasts a sleek and stylish design. Read on to find out a little more about it... The Specs The Moto G5 Plus is a step up from the standard G5 and is excellent value for money. It has lots of great features including a fingerprint sensor, lots of internal storage with additional microSD support, Google Assistant, fast charging, GSM and CDMA compatibility and so much more.  The G5 Plus has a new revamped design making it look and feel...

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A Great Contender from LG - The G6

A Great Contender from LG - The G6

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  Granted, the G6 isn’t as eye-catching than it’s contenders - the Samsung Galaxy S8 and the iPhone 7 – but it does tick a lot of the boxes that LG have been missing in previous years. An Excellent Display The excellent display and reliable camera make it one of the best Android phones currently on the market. With a cracking display at an 18:9 ratio display (basically 2:1) providing a taller panel in a smaller body, the 5.7-inch display is a sizeable increase from the 5.3-inch panel of the G5. Hey, Good Looking One of the knock-on effects of...

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Jazz up Your Motorola Moto G5S

Jazz up Your Motorola Moto G5S

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If you bagged yourself the affordable Motorola Moto G5S back in September then you’ll know all about its solid and reliable build. With its strong battery life, good camera and excellent build quality, you’d think you had a premium smartphone on your hands! At £219, the latest range of smartphones (including the G5S Plus) doesn’t really differ too much from previous models, but it does certainly offer enough for those willing to spend a little extra.  While the metal body is a nice new touch, it’s important that you look after your handset. With this in mind, we, at GadgetWear,...

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Is the iPhone X the Most Fragile Phone Ever!?

Is the iPhone X the Most Fragile Phone Ever!?

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With the continued introduction of glass-fronted screens over the past few years, many of us have experienced a crack screen (some more than others). However, we all know that feeling when to our horror, we drop our phone, and much to our disbelief it hasn’t suffered even a minor scratch. Thanks to the smartphone Gods! However, some people who have recently paid a LOT of cash for the much-anticipated iPhone X are clutching it close to them and not letting go since it’s been dubbed the most breakable iPhone in history. Warranty service provider, SquareTrade, rated the ‘high-risk’ handset a 90...

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Introducing the VUTU London Collection

Introducing the VUTU London Collection

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There’s a new kid on the block (well, phone case provider) and we couldn’t be more excited! We’re delighted to announce that you can now officially purchase from the revolutionary and eclectic VUTU London collection right here at GadgetWear! What’s the Lowdown? VUTU is so much more than a brand. All phone cases created by VUTU London are original, UK based designs that you won’t find anywhere else. This innovative company loves putting the sparkle and colour on your iPhone to ensure it stands out from the crowd. Each and every one of the cases by VUTU is dynamic and...

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Googling Great: what’s the difference between the Pixel 2 and the Pixel 2 XL?

Googling Great: what’s the difference between the Pixel 2 and the Pixel 2 XL?

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  Google launching the Pixel and Pixel XL devices a year ago was ground-breaking for the mobile industry; and now the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL is here, things are set to get exciting all over again. How different are these devices from the last, and what are the differences between them? Gadgetwear investigates… Speed, memory and processing Featuring the fastest and best processor available, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835, the functionality is second-to-none and performance easily the best yet. Both devices are available in 64GB or 128GB with 4GB RAM. There’s no expandable storage on either, as you’d expect...

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Meet the new additions to the Sony Xperia family: the XZ1 and the XZ1 Compact

Meet the new additions to the Sony Xperia family: the XZ1 and the XZ1 Compact

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The ever-growing Sony Xperia family of smartphones has welcomed two new members: the Xperia XZ1 and its baby brother, the Xperia XZ1 Compact. Both models offer outstanding functionality and are the first ever Android smartphones to come with the Android Oreo 8.0 interface pre-installed on as standard. The XZ1 Compact offers almost all of the same functionality as its larger counterpart but is just 4.6-inches large and is easily usable on one hand. It’s also more battery-efficient, so if you’re on the go a lot may be your ideal digital companion. Compared to other Sony compact models, the XZ1 Compact...

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What We Know So Far: iPhone X

What We Know So Far: iPhone X

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Is the iPhone X the Sexiest Handset Yet? The iPhone X may be sleek and sexy looking but it does it live up to its looks? The huge price tag is leaving Apple fans excited at the prospect of a sensational iPhone but it’s also intriguing to learn why it’s so much more expensive than previous models. Let’s take a look at what it offers and what eager Apple fans can expect with its release this November. Big, Beautiful Screen On first glance, the pros are that the screen and interface are excellent, and really fair up well against current...

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Security on the Samsung Galaxy Note 8: How it Works

Security on the Samsung Galaxy Note 8: How it Works

The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 follows on from the S8 model in having enhanced security built in with facial recognition software. This allows your face to unlock your phone rather than a PIN code or thumb print, and is widely expected to be the future of security for devices. Both phones have three-part unlocking security in place: an iris scanner, facial recognition software and finger print scanning, alongside a ‘Secure Folder’ for private material. An iris scanner scans and maps out the unique patterns across your irises. These patterns are different for every person and almost impossible to replicate. Coloured...

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