Between its heavyweight P-series phones, Huawei has always managed to find time to throw even more bleeding edge hardware at consumer faces with their Mate series, and the reveal of the Mate 30 Pro yesterday may just be the company’s most ambitious device ever.

It may be playable on just about any screen in several pre-selected countries, but Google Stadia will need some mighty fine bait if it wants to hook a few new converts to their way of thinking. A few free trials of Stadia, might be the perfect lure.

A new patent from Microsoft recently cropped up for a device that’ll turn your smartphone into an Xbox One hub, and while said patent doesn’t have any Xbox branding on it, it does have some intriguing technology based around the idea of “removable input modules”.

A phone so good that it’s no wonder that America wants to kill it. The Huawei P30 Pro may have some slight drawbacks, but they’re miniscule when compared to a device that more than makes up for it with a rich feature-set, one of the very best cameras on the market today and a slick design that makes it feel like a premium flagship device.

Pokemon Rumble Rush is the perfect antithesis to anyone who doesn’t want to have to go outside and actually expose themselves to the elements if they want to catch Pokémon.

Having spent the last few days salivating over the Galaxy Fold and the Huawei Mate X, a question on many people’s minds is battery life. While these two phones may be looking to further cellphone design to something like we saw on HBO’s Westworld, their 4380mAH and 4500mAH packs are not inspiring anyone. Especially given how much power those screens …

Losing your phone can be a scary experience. Which is why this new smart jacket from Levi and Google wants to make sure that you never stray too far away from your beloved smartphone.

On the surface, the Mate 20 Pro combines all of 2018’s trendiest technology into one portable device…and then some.