Huawei should be allowed to use Google services and should be allowed to be sold in the USA. The pressure that would put on Apple and Samsung will benefit consumers.

1. I don't remember this being difficult when I switched phones 2 yrs ago. 2. I'm more concerned about using multiple watches (and Fitbits) with a single phone.

I love compact phones. I've never seen the need for phones to get bigger and bigger. I much prefer a one-handed experience for maximum comfort in my usage. Granted, I opted to import an Oppo Find N2 to try it out and it is nice to open it up for videos and movies. I find I barely use it though. I'll have to wait and see if any other major compact flagships come out in the coming years though. Especially considering Apple no longer sells the mini and Oppo is planning to make the Find N3 bigger according to the rumors.

I can see some potential uses in medical and engineering industries just like AR headsets already do but realistically anyone buying one as a consumer wants to try out a shiny new toy and anyone whose work could be meaningfully improved by this form of computer interface won't be able to justify the price and would be better served by a laptop or tablet. As it is currently it's a pretty toy. That's all.

The only feature that I've been expecting to switch to an iPhone is USB-C. If so, then the iPhone 15 will be my first iPhone.

Motorola Razr+ might be a better foldable than the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 but it comes with the biggest sacrifice in recent Android history. Is it worth it?