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MrMobile [Michael Fisher]

@themrmobileUnited StatesJoined 2016

Reviews and hands-on videos cover smartphones, foldable devices, wearables, and noteworthy mobile technology from today and the past.

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About

Good for

  • comparing phones before buying
  • understanding foldable phone designs
  • exploring unusual and retro mobile devices

Mobile technology videos for the discerning gadget enthusiast, brought to you by Michael Fisher. My name is Michael Fisher. I’m a writer, sailor, podcaster and recovering actor whose childhood obsession with science fiction never quite faded. A quarter-century later, the technology that I coveted as a kid – from folding-screen phones to wearable tech – is woven into the fabric of everyday life. I’ve spent the past 15 years making videos that strive to uncover the truth of these products through detailed reviews. Welcome to MrMobile!

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