Everything I've tested.

Lets you pin important notifications so they can't be swiped away and forgotten.

Very simple app that turns the torch on and off with the volume keys, and is faster once you get used to it.

An absolute must-try for rooted phones, and not hard to do.

Modded Google Camera app that brings Pixel 2 style processing and portrait mode to many Android flagships.

The 2015 Signature Touch finally had better components and premium materials, but it came too late to save the company.

A convincing Vertu-style luxury look for $400, but the software, performance and camera are compromised for the sake of appearance.

A browser that loads every relevant result at once so you can swipe between them, though initial loading is slower than Chrome.

Lets you send SMS from a Mac or PC browser, the closest Android gets to iMessage continuity.

Forces apps into full screen on 18:9 phones that don't support it natively.

One app that bundles around 32 basic tools such as a notepad, file manager and torch, working offline too.

Swipe-based app for unsubscribing from newsletters that he sees as a win-win for you and the planet.

Summarises headlines into short paragraphs for busy people, though it oddly skips weekends.

Android keyboard with strong grammar corrections, but not as comfortable to type on as Google's own.

A favourite privacy browser that blocks trackers and ads and wipes your session with one tap.

One of his favourites, adds moving effects to photos that are subtle but eye-catching when chosen well.

Google app that turns videos into comic books, slow to load but surprisingly good at picking frames.

A sponsored budget phone with a surprisingly capable camera for around £200, strong in daylight, macro and low light, though portrait mode…

Mentioned as a similarly priced rival that lacks a dual camera and portrait mode.

A unique and versatile reusable notebook with a scanning app, though he does not think it is revolutionary.

Powerful, rich and detailed earphones that impressed him after 25 minutes of testing, especially given the price.

Impressed by the accessory bundle and waterproof case for a $50 4K action camera, but he has not tested it yet.

Looks like a smart bulb but is a simple USB-powered humidifier with colour-changing LEDs and decorative stones.

A surprisingly capable watch with a good black and gold colour scheme, though it is not a smartphone-style product.

A very strange phone, mostly in a good way, with a gorgeous custom OS, though he is less keen on the rounded buttons.