月份: 2021 年 11 月

“You look like you’re talking into a piece of toast.”

The Samsung Galaxy Note celebrates its 10th birthday this month with no current handset on sale and the series’s strong likelihood of being completely retired in early 2022. Although the spirit of the Note will live on through the Galaxy S22 Ultra, it still feels like the end of an era.

It’s fitting, then, that the apparent cancellation of the Note comes as every high-end phone is a Galaxy Note — or at least offers the first Note’s prominent standout feature: An enormous screen for more productive work and immersive play. For a pretty long time, the Note was the only place to get that experience. And it started in late 2011 with the launch of the first phone in the series.

Since the S Pen was the main feature that gave the Note its name, the phone was so enormous for the time that much of the early coverage focused on its sheer size.

A trailblazing phone held back by the Android of the time.

The first Note was easily on…

The HS80 combines a comfortable design with amazing sound and rock-solid wireless connectivity.

Corsair is doing all the right things when it comes to headsets. The Virtuoso RGB Wireless XT is easily one of the best PS5 headsets available today, and the brand has a range of solid options targeted at various price points.

With the HS80 RGB Wireless, Corsair is rolling out its most comfortable headset yet. I used the most recent launches in the Virtuoso series and the Xbox-focused HS75, and the HS80 is just in a league of its own when it comes to comfort. The more gaming headsets I use, the more I realize that comfort is the biggest factor in extended use — at least for me.

In that regard, the HS80 outshines its immediate rivals. But that’s not the only area where Corsair’s latest headset wins out; it has the same Slipstream tech that allows for low-latency wireless connectivity, Dolby Atmos and spatial sound, and an omnidirectional mic that is outstanding. Corsair ticked all the …

Challenging, satisfying puzzles against a relaxing backdrop — who could ask for more?

We’re taking a break from all the crazy new games the kids are playing these days and throwing it back to some classic mobile puzzling. If you go back far enough, you’ll find that Tetris was the first mobile game ever created, so it’s not a stretch to say that puzzlers are the birthplace of mobile gaming. Of course, things have come a long way since then, but every now and then you just want to play a simple game that holds all of its magic in its core concept: the puzzles. Two Eyes – Nonogram does exactly that, bringing a popular type of puzzle, nonograms, effortlessly into the mobile space.

This gem executes its ideas with finesse and even adds a little fluff into the margins with a touching story. Two Eyes – Nonogram can get its hooks into you very quickly, simply by virtue of how fun the puzzles are. This is a contender for one of the best puzzle games on Android, without a doubt.

Nonog…