1. Size
   The Huawei Mate 9 is a hefty phone. Perhaps we should actually call it a small computer, as the 6 GB RAM model is capable of storing 256GB of data. Even if that large space gets too clogged, though, there are ways to clear your device. From its junk cleanup feature freeing up space on your SD card to its WhatsApp cleaner eliminating old messages and photos shared through messaging, PSafe Total will allow you to make the most of your memory space.

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2. Design
   While similar in looks to the Mate 8, the Mate 9 comes in two different versions. One version has the usual flat surface, and the other offers slightly curved side edges. The model names are Manhattan and Long Island, respectively. The curved Long Island version offers Quad HD resolution, which is four times the number of pixels on a standard HD screen. Nine color options let consumers customize their phones.

3. Features
   Like other new smartphones, the Huawei Mate 9 boasts many futuristic features. Its two cameras will enable highly detailed photos. Just underneath the cameras lies a fingerprint scanner, for those who want to get rid of passwords and enter a new age of tech security.

4. System
   The new phone operates on the Android OS version 7. While the rapid charge battery system lets you use the device around the clock, it may still overwork the phone. PSafe Total’s CPU Cooler cools down the hard working phone and eliminates any lag time. Additionally, the Internet Booster function clears background applications using the web so that you can get the most out of the operating system.

Headphone Jack
One of the most memorable talking points about the iPhone 7 is the removal of the headphone jack. While it might have gotten the most press, and had people talking about a new world of just bluetooth headphones, it seems that apple may have acted too early on this dream. Apple does provide a pair of wireless headphones with the purchase, but it is only one pair. Most of us have accumulated dozens of headphones, and enjoy having different sets for different actions or locations. Only being able to use one pair is an annoyance, especially when the sound quality of the ones provided is not remarkable. They do provide an adapter that will allow you to use your old headphones, but again, it’s only one, and if you lose it you’ll have to pay for another expensive adaptor. Overall, it seems like the only effect of removing the headphone jack is extra annoyance.

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Display
The new phone has the same display screen as its older counterpart, the iPhone 6s, but many say the color and brightness is increased. While the screen may look nice, it doesn’t have the OLED panels we’re used to on our Android phones. Our OLED screen offers more intense colors and deeper blacks, and preserves our battery life. Maybe the iPhone 10 will catch up to us.

Camera
What critics have called the most compelling feature of the iPhone is the new camera. The iPhone 7 gives photographers a 2x optical zoom. Users can easily switch between the two lenses, which will produce pictures with better focus and zoom. A critic in one review mentioned that while it is an improvement, it is not enough of a reason to ditch your current phone. It’s not a good sign when the best new feature of a product is not reason enough to buy it.

Overall, the iPhone 7 can be seen as an improvement from the iPhone 6, but is it an improvement for the entire mobile telephone world? We don’t think so. Stick to your favorite Android device, and make sure to download PSafe Total to keep your phone running 10x faster than the newest iPhone.

The LG V20 is a paradigm of the ever improving cell phone technology. With a high tech dual camera lens, military grade drop protection and Android Nouget 7.0, the LG V20 is creating quite the buzz in the world of cellular devices.

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Last year, the LG V10 impressed users with its high functioning capabilities, but its bulky design was enough to turn away a high volume of potential customers.

With a new, shiny black rubbery texture and a vibrant looking exterior made of aluminum alloy, this phone is going to be so beautiful you’re going to want to frame it and hang it in your kitchen.

LG has also taken advantage of new materials to make the phone lighter and more efficient. The top and the bottom of the phone appear to be metal, but they are actually made of a material called Silicone Polycarbonate, which is a very durable type of plastic. According to LG, this new form of plastic can absorb shocks 20 percent better than the LG V10.

LG promises a 20 percent more efficient battery life in the V20 compared to the V10. It includes fast charging, so juicing up your phone should be a breeze.

The camera on the V20 will basically antiquate the usage of a selfie stick. The selfie camera in the phone has a wide angle mode that is optimal for selfie lovers. Plus, the sets of dual lenses in the front and back combine to make the picture quality nearly HD.

LG also flaunts the Android Nouget 7.0 system that will come with the V20. This is apparently Google’s most efficient operating system yet that will allow users to surf their phones at laser fast speeds.

In sum, you should expect nothing but great things from the LG V20. The phone has a demanding reputation to live up to, but with its top of the line operating system and sleek design, any customer should be confident in their purchase of the LG V20.

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