Tyler Lee, Author at Phandroid

A graphic novelist wannabe. Amateur chef. Mechanical keyboard enthusiast. Writer of tech with over a decade of experience. Juggles between using a Mac and Windows PC, switches between iOS and Android, believes in the best of both worlds.

Handsets

OnePlus parent company hints at foldable phone reveal at MWC 2019

There have been rumors swirling the internet that suggests that OPPO could be looking to dip their toes into the foldable smartphone waters. ...

By Tyler LeeJanuary 24, 20190

Handsets

Meizu reveals the smartphone of the future with no buttons, charging port, SIM card slot

If you thought that smartphone manufacturers removing the 3.5mm headphone jack was bad, we can’t imagine how some users will feel with the ...

By Tyler LeeJanuary 24, 20190

Handsets

LG teases smartphone with touchless gestures

By now we’ve all pretty much assumed that interacting with our phones via touch is the main way of doing so, but it ...

By Tyler LeeJanuary 23, 20190

Handsets

The smartphone market needs a viable alternative to Android and iOS

Android and iOS have effectively turned the smartphone world into a duopoly, but maybe it's time for a viable third option which would ...

By Tyler LeeJanuary 23, 20190

Apps

Twitter’s CEO promises ‘true’ dark mode is being worked on

Dark mode is a feature starting to make its way into more apps these days, and if the current iteration of Twitter’s dark ...

By Tyler LeeJanuary 23, 20190

Apps

WhatsApp releases its plan to save the world from FAKE NEWS

Misinformation is a problem that seems to be particularly prevalent in recent days, and WhatsApp wants to do something about it by limiting ...

By Tyler LeeJanuary 22, 20190

Apps

Google Pay, Samsung Pay can finally be used at Target

Mobile payment services have been around for a while now and they have found their way to various retailers. However there have been ...

By Tyler LeeJanuary 22, 20190

Opinion

Flagship smartphones aren’t worth the cost and hype

Flagship phones have always been priced higher than low-end and mid-range handsets, but the entrance of Chinese manufacturers has made us question as ...

By Tyler LeeJanuary 22, 20190