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Google Pixel 6 vs. iPhone 13: Which should you buy?

Superior display, better cams, AI-backed Google Pixel 6 $599 at Amazon $599 at Best Buy Pros Larger display with 90Hz refresh rate More affordable Twice the RAM AI tools like Magic Eraser and Instant Translation Amazing photography quality Android 12 software Cons Slower performance Extra cost for mmWave 5G Can struggle in direct sunlight Camera bar will be polarizing The Pixel 6 is a more traditional flagship than past Google phones. Its 6.4-inch, 90Hz display looks great, its 8GB of RAM and Google Tensor contribute to a performance that rivals the best Android phones, and the new Android 12 software looks fantastic. Faster performance, longer battery life iPhone 13 $800 at Best Buy $800 at Apple Pros Outperforms the Pixel 6 in benchmarks More pixels per inch Cinematic Mode produces great video Battery life improvements over 12 Bright display handles direct sunlight More color options Cons 60Hz refresh rate A smaller notch is still a notch F

Battle for the end table: Amazon Echo Show 8 vs. Echo Show 5

Echo Show 8 (2nd Gen) Goldilocks zone $130 at Amazon Pros Great compromise size Much improved camera Physical cover/off switch for microphones and camera Similar specs to the larger and more expensive Echo Show 10 (3rd Gen) Cons No Dolby processing Need a stand to adjust viewing angles The Echo Show 8 (2nd Gen) has the same 13MP camera and privacy controls as the larger and more expensive Echo Show 10 (3rd Gen) but costs nearly half as much. A better camera, better display resolution, and better speakers make this an excellent buy over the smaller Echo Show 5 (2nd Gen). Echo Show 5 (2nd Gen) Bedside buddy $85 at Amazon Pros Compact design to fit anywhere Physical cover/off switch for microphones and camera Improved camera over first-generation Cons Auto-brightness isn't well-tuned If all you want is an Echo with a clock, the Dot with Clock is almost 1/2 the price The Echo Show 5 (2nd Gen) is an incremental update over the first-generation speake

Razer Raiju Mobile vs. SteelSeries Stratus Duo

Premium experience Razer Raiju Mobile From $50 at Amazon Pros Comfortable Rechargeable battery Hair-trigger locks Cons Expensive The Razer Raiju Mobile controller is designed as a high-end mobile gaming experience. It's extremely comfortable to use, with optional trigger locks, a cord for charging the battery, and a phone holder. No extras are required. With that in mind, it's also generally more expensive than the competition. Thrifty option SteelSeries Stratus Duo $47 Amazon Pros Reasonable price Rechargeable battery Easy to pair and use Cons Doesn't include phone holder If you don't feel like spending a lot of money, the SteelSeries Stratus Duo is available. It's comfortable, pairs easily, and features a rechargeable battery at a reasonably low price. However, it's worth noting it doesn't include a phone holder, so you'll need an extra accessory if you want to hold your phone on top of the controller. If you're l

Jabra Elite 7 Pro vs. Elite 7 Active: Is there a best option?

Keep talking Jabra Elite 7 Pro $200 at Amazon $200 at Best Buy Pros Excellent audio quality, including ANC Great fit and comfort Outstanding call quality Reliable button controls Great value for the price Cons Color options aren't as nice More slippery when wet No multipoint right now Yet again, Jabra finds itself in the conversation with the best wireless earbuds you can get your hands on with the Elite 7 Pro. By getting the fit and comfort down to the best design the company managed thus far, all-around performance speaks for iself, and that includes outstanding clarity on phone calls. Keep playing Jabra Elite 7 Active $180 at Best Buy Pros Excellent audio quality, including ANC Great fit and comfort Very good durability Reliable button controls Nicer color options Slightly cheaper Cons Call quality isn't as good Don't submerge them in water No multipoint yet Jabra may not have carved out a different design for the Elite 7 Activ

Telegram vs. Signal vs. WhatsApp: Which is best for you?

Ready for a new messaging app? You've come to the right place. Messaging apps are a dime-a-dozen these days, but when it comes to the big leagues, three options stand out above the rest. WhatsApp, Telegram, and Signal have all seen varying levels of success over the years. However, after the recent Facebook outage , which brought WhatsApp to its knees and caused millions to flock to Telegram — you may be wondering whether you should switch too. WhatsApp, Telegram, and Signal are all seen as some of the best Android messaging apps currently available, but depending on where your needs lie, one is likely a better fit over the rest. So today, we're going to help you sift through everything and make the best decision possible. Whether you're an existing WhatsApp user looking for a new home or are just getting started in the world of third-party messaging services, here's everything you need to know about Telegram vs. Signal vs. WhatsApp. Jump to: Availability