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Anna Scantlin

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Anna is a Contributing Editor at PhoneDog.com. She was born and raised in Kansas City, which ironically is not located in Kansas, but in neighboring Missouri. She has an ornery son named Riley, who may or may not be more obsessed with technology than she is. Her passions include writing, drawing, gaming, music, and of course mobile tech! She's been a member of the PhoneDog team since August of 2012 and is a serial cell phone hoarder.

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The BlackBerry KEYone makes all the right compromises

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6 years 11 months ago

Does Essential Phone have enough "essentials"?

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6 years 11 months ago

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Imagining using our smartphones in their current state as full-fledged computers can be a challenge. While they’re often compared to computers – and rightfully so, as powerful as they’ve become –...

6 years 11 months ago

Would you buy a phone with a slide-out secondary screen?

Lurking around the Internet today, you may have come across the same information that I did on Twitter from @evleaks regarding an intriguing render for the LG V30, a device expected to release later...

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The Samsung Galaxy Feel is the "Galaxy Mini" I've been waiting for

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Windows 10 Mobile isn't dead; it's just quietly fading from existence

I don’t speak much about Windows Phone (Windows 10 Mobile) these days. There isn't much left to say about it. The last article I wrote regarding Windows 10 Mobile basically stated yes, some people...

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Among more elaborate gadgets, basic eReaders remain relevant

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Has the iPad Mini outgrown its purpose?

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6 years 11 months ago

Android's Redesigned Emojis: Yay or nay?

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Google Assistant’s updates make a big difference

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Android O features detailed, but still nameless

Today marks the first day of Google I/O, Google’s annual developer conference, and today’s keynote has already unveiled a truckload of information. One of the expected announcements was the...

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Google Assistant adds iPhone support, text input, and third-party device support

Today’s keynote kicks off Google I/O, and the start of the event has been largely about Google’s focus on AI integration. Last year, Google introduced Google Assistant to the scene. Initially shipped...

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HTC U 11: Honestly, I kind of dig it

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Flagship is to power as budget is to battery: Which one is best for you?

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