A strange rear touchpad that feels like reaching through the phone to touch the screen.

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Shows how specific Google's data on him is, which he finds scary, though he still thinks most people can reasonably trust Google.
Learns to recognise his face even when it is tiny and obscured in the background of a photo.
A huge 7.12-inch phone with a 6,000mAh battery and 30W charging that he found surprisingly likeable, but it is not a true flagship despite…
A OnePlus 6T-inspired budget phone with a big battery, NFC and a headphone jack that he thinks looks like crazy value, though it feels plas…
Upcoming flexible-screen phone he could not try, though he calls it quite a serious phone on paper.
Well-built mid-range phone that looks as good as flagships and is good value at $299.
Similar to the Oppo Find X but with an in-display fingerprint scanner, headphone jack and lower price, making it better value.
The see-through version with 12GB RAM and 256GB storage has an epic design, even if the RAM is overkill.
Hyped $200 phone whose Snapdragon 660 gets crushed by the OnePlus 5's 835 chip.
A procedurally generated live wallpaper with smooth animation that looks different each time.
Pulls trending wallpapers from Reddit and updates your wallpaper automatically on a schedule.
A minimal launcher that genuinely helps reduce phone distraction by hiding most apps.
A colourful live wallpaper from the same developer with a bit more character.
A small icon pack best used to swap a few icons as a centrepiece of your setup.
Lets you tweak an existing wallpaper with contrast, saturation and invert tools.
Adds interactive components like bars and buttons to KLWP live wallpapers.
A bottom-swipe control centre that suits tall screens and can be customised in detail.
Touch ID is used as the example of a capacitive fingerprint sensor, about 50 times more secure than 2D face unlock.


































