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Xiaomi 17 Ultra camera review: LOFIC sensor and mechanical zoom explained

Xiaomi invited us to China to get a close-up look at the new flagship camera phone, the Xiaomi 17 Ultra, ahead of its global market launch. Not only were we able to see the final design, but we also got to try out the exciting combination of the 1-inch LOFIC sensor and the innovative mechanical periscope zoom in our first photo sessions and ask the engineers questions directly.

Daniel Schmidt, 09 Mar 2026 15:16

With a 7.5-inch diagonal, the Nubia Neo 5 Max is undoubtedly a handful.

🎙️ OpinionA blast from the past: The Nubia Neo 5 Max is a throwback to phablets like the Huawei Mate 20X

Huawei's Mate 20X from 2018 was well-loved. Nubia's latest device, the Neo 5 Max, is a throwback of sorts, with its massive 7.5-inch display ensuring it launches as the largest globally available smartphone—it could appeal to the crowd that loved the Mate 20X all those years ago.

Ricci Rox, 08 Mar 2026 19:43

The 2026 Steam Controller (or Steam Controller 2), playing Hollow Knight: Silksong.

🎙️ OpinionWhy Steam Controller may be the best gamepad yet

The Steam Controller's stacked feature set make it ideal not only for PC games, but also console and emulation play.

Christopher Harper, 07 Mar 2026 18:15

Early hands-on time spanning roughly 12 hours points to a distinctive extraction shooter with strong shell-based class design, layered faction progression, surreal presentation, and a dense UI that still needs smoothing out.

🎙️ OpinionMarathon hands-on preview

Early hands-on time with Marathon, spanning roughly 10 hours, points to a distinctive extraction shooter with strong shell-based class design, layered faction progression, surreal presentation, and a dense UI that still needs smoothing out.

Darryl Linington, 07 Mar 2026 14:33

Ninja Gaiden 4's deuteragonist Yakumo, wielding his new weapon granted by the Two Masters DLC—a transforming, dual-edged scythe seamlessly accessible mid-combo alongside the other five melee weapons in his arsenal.

🎙️ OpinionTwo Masters DLC makes Ninja Gaiden 4 a contender for best modern hack n slash

Ninja Gaiden 4 is the latest AAA foray into the sparse hack'n slash/stylish action genre popularized by Devil May Cry, and the Two Masters DLC released on March 4th greatly polishes the jank while adding even more content and combat options.

Christopher Harper, 04 Mar 2026 22:36

The first mainstream commercial laptop with LPCAMM2: The Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 7.

Hands on with the only Intel Core Ultra X7 laptops with upgradable RAM: Lenovo's singular new ThinkPad T14 G7 and T16 G5

Lenovo's ThinkPad T series is known to be the dependable workhorse series, but with the new T14 G7 and T16 G5, Lenovo takes a bold swing: Thanks to LPCAMM2 memory, the T14 Gen 7 and T16 Gen 5 are the only laptops thus far that combine the powerful Panther Lake X7 CPUs with Intel ARC B300 graphics and upgradeable RAM.

Benjamin Herzig, 04 Mar 2026 14:08

Zimaboard router and Zyxel AP on the desk

Unbloated Network – Activating Vodafone bridge mode: Using your router as a pure modem (part 4)

If you want to replace your Vodafone router with your own OpenWRT or x86-based router, the first step is enabling bridge mode. Only then does the Vodafone Station act as a pure modem, passing the internet connection directly to your new router without interference. In part 4 of my “Unbloated Network” series, I walk through how to enable bridge mode in the Vodafone account portal—and why the Homespot feature often prevents it.

Christian Hintze, 04 Mar 2026 12:30

The Apple iPhone 17e makes many compromises for a $200 price reduction.

🎙️ OpinionApple's iPhone 17e price driven down by too many downgrades, iPhone 17 offers 8 major advantages

Apple literally advertises the iPhone 17e as a "good deal". However, the brand-new entry-level iPhone makes far more compromises than it initially appears. Since the iPhone 17 costs "only" $200 more, these occasionally serious disadvantages of the iPhone 17e should be weighed up before purchasing.

Hannes Brecher, 03 Mar 2026 11:04

Aramid fiber cases offer significantly less bulk when compared with Google's standard cases

Aramid fiber phone cases are perfect for those looking for the naked feel while retaining decent protection

CheckMag Naked phones for many people are simply not an option, and while skins might protect against scratches, they offer little in the way of drop protection. Aramid fiber cases offer the best compromise of protection, without adding unnecessary bulk.

David Devey, 02 Mar 2026 16:40

Nvidia's GeForce Now service finally arrives in India

NGL, Nvidia's GeForce Now India showcase was genuinely impressive, but it left us with more questions than answers

Nvidia will soon be launching its GeForce Now service in India, and we had a chance to take an early sneak peek at the service. The technology demo felt very promising and has the potential to be a good hit, but many details about the service are still anybody's guess despite a Q1 2026 launch promise.

Vaidyanathan Subramaniam, 02 Mar 2026 16:11

There is a growing library of older but still amazing Triple-A games available on Android

Three phenomenal Triple-A console and PC games you can also play on Android

CheckMag While an Android device won't ever replace a dedicated handheld, there are a growing number of phenomenal triple-A games available directly from Google Play at very reasonable prices, and they work great on mediocre hardware like the Pixel 10 series.

David Devey, 01 Mar 2026 14:00

Apple's low-cost MacBook is likely set to launch next week.

Apple MacBook: Rumored low-cost laptop arriving next week with several possible downgrades

Leak Lounge Apple's budget MacBook is now closer than ever, expected to arrive sometime next week. We have witnessed plenty of rumors and leaks regarding the same, and here is almost everything we know so far.

Sambit Saha, 28 Feb 2026 19:11

The compact smartphone I actually want: Xiaomi 17 in a Galaxy S26 world

Xiaomi’s new compact phone is its best flagship yet and the latest Galaxy S26 and Vivo X300 rivals. It has everything from a compact design, cutting-edge hardware, and longer software support to stellar cameras and a bigger battery capacity. Here's why I feel the Xiaomi 17 is better compared to the Galaxy S26 and the Vivo X300.

Abhinav Fating, 28 Feb 2026 15:30

I switched to Xiaomi 17 Ultra camera phone for a month – now my iPhone 16 Pro feels outdated

The Xiaomi 17 Ultra is the latest flagship camera smartphone from Xiaomi that offers impressive camera specs with Leica quirks. The latest iteration carries worthy upgrades that make it the company’s best-ever camera smartphone to date.

Abhinav Fating, 28 Feb 2026 15:30

Connected Zimaboard with a boot stick next to a keyboard

Unbloated Network – Replacing your ISP router: Installing OpenWRT on an x86 PC (part 3)

Many ISP-provided routers are closed black boxes with limited functionality. In part 3 of my “Unbloated Network” project, I show how to install OpenWRT on an x86 PC to replace the Vodafone router with your own hardware. Step by step, we’ll set up the latest stable release, including image selection, Linux-based installation, and partition expansion.

Christian Hintze, 27 Feb 2026 13:34

🎙️ OpinionIt’s time to kill slow fingerprint scanners on all phones over $300

CheckMag If you hate the fingerprinting scanner on your Android phones, you are not alone. Optical in-display fingerprint scanners on many $300+ Android phones remain slow and unreliable in 2026, often failing with wet fingers - even on phones from market leaders.

Martin Filipov, 24 Feb 2026 19:41

The iPhone 17e is likely to arrive early next month with a bunch of new features.

Apple iPhone 17e to arrive soon with exciting features bringing the budget smartphone closer to flagships

Leak Lounge With the iPhone 17e just around the corner, industry murmurs have pointed at several new exciting features for Apple's upcoming budget smartphone. However, a high-refresh rate display, which many would have hoped for, is almost definitely not on the table.

Sambit Saha, 22 Feb 2026 18:08

Factory visit at Xiaomi: A look at the highly automated smartphone production in Beijing

At Xiaomi's invitation, we were able to take a look at the highly automated smartphone production in Beijing. The Hyper Intelligent Manufacturing System connects machines, data, and quality assurance—with 81 percent automation and completely self-developed manufacturing technology as the key to the next industrial generation.

Daniel Schmidt, 20 Feb 2026 14:55

The Lenovo LOQ 16IRH8 (Type 82XW, SKU 82XW0042SA)

Windows 11 KB5077181: Microsoft claims stability, my Lenovo LOQ proves otherwise

Windows 11 KB5077181 (OS Builds 26100.7840/26200.7840) shipped on Feb. 10, 2026. On a Lenovo LOQ test system, KB5077181 installed Feb. 11 (Build 26200.7840) and was followed by Wi-Fi instability, Bluetooth disconnects, stutter, and slow shutdowns.

Darryl Linington, 19 Feb 2026 18:40

Samsung is promoting smart Galaxy AI features in new teaser videos, presumably as a replacement for substantial camera upgrades.

🎙️ OpinionSamsung Galaxy S26: Smart camera features instead of new camera hardware

The word "smartphone" is the central focus of each of the three new teaser videos released by Samsung a week before the Galaxy Unpacked launch event on February 25, 2026. While the videos highlight new camera features and the "brightest Galaxy camera system ever," they cleverly disguise the fact that Samsung's camera hardware itself will likely remain largely unchanged.

Alexander Fagot, 18 Feb 2026 12:11

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra will continue to have a quad camera, but the hardware is not expected to change significantly.

🎙️ OpinionSamsung Galaxy S26 Ultra: Latest camera teaser is AI slop

While smartphone manufacturers such as Xiaomi or Apple usually share impressive sample photos and videos recorded with their own smartphones, Samsung is advertising the capabilities of the Galaxy S26 Ultra's camera with AI slop and apparently without any quality control.

Hannes Brecher, 17 Feb 2026 12:31

Unbloated network – building an OpenWRT router: Which hardware actually makes sense? (part 2)

After deciding against using the ISP router in part one, it’s time to focus on hardware: what actually works best for an OpenWRT router? A mini PC, Raspberry Pi, or a traditional router? And what about the switch and access point? In this part, I’ll walk through my hardware choices, including considerations around power consumption, architecture, and cost.

Christian Hintze, 16 Feb 2026 13:17

Samsung Galaxy Book6 Series Hands-On: All models, prices, and launch date

The Galaxy Book 6, Galaxy Book6 Pro, and Galaxy Book6 Ultra are launching with two different display sizes, optional Nvidia RTX GPU, AMOLED or LTPS display, and state-of-the-art Intel Panther Lake processors. We have all the variants and prices, as well as our first impressions of the notebooks.
Update: Connection specifications expanded

Daniel Schmidt, 16 Feb 2026 11:51

Unbloated network – Replacing provider routers with OpenWRT: project overview (part 1)

Provider routers are convenient—but that’s exactly their biggest problem. Poor Wi-Fi coverage, limited control, questionable privacy, and technical limitations are everyday issues for many users. In this new series, I’ll gradually replace my provider’s all-in-one device (the Vodafone Station) with a modular setup using an OpenWRT router, access point, and switch. In part 1, I’ll explain why I’m taking this approach and how the project is structured.

Christian Hintze, 13 Feb 2026 13:00

Browser windows of SpeedFan, Fan Control, and Notebook FanControl alongside the NitroSense app

Unbloated: Alternatives to NitroSense & PredatorSense – Why Acer users are left behind – Part 3

While researching alternatives to Acer’s NitroSense and PredatorSense software, we came across two tools: NotebookFanControl and Fan Control. Both are open-source applications, primarily distributed via GitHub. Unfortunately, neither of them meets our requirements.

Christian Hintze, 10 Feb 2026 12:30

Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold Hands-On: Better than the Huawei Mate XT?

We had the opportunity to try out the Galaxy Z TriFold at Samsung and would like to share our first impressions of Samsung's double-folding smartphone with you here. We also compare it with the Huawei Mate XT, which has a different folding concept, and take a look at the availability of the TriFold.

Daniel Schmidt, 05 Feb 2026 15:20

An ode to practical robotics: The unsung workforce of the future

CheckMag Robotic lawnmowers and pool cleaners may not be the flashiest of gadgets, but they are hallmarks of the world of practical robotics. With their advancements, these devices are gradually strengthening the backbone of an industry poised to save users from even the most menial of tasks.

Stephen Pereyra, 02 Feb 2026 08:27

Unbloated: Asus TUF Gaming A18 shows G-Helper on its desktop (Image source: Notebookcheck, edited)

Unbloated: G-Helper – The best open-source alternative to Asus Armoury Crate – Part 2

In this second part of the series, we take a closer look at Asus gaming laptops. The open-source alternative this time is called G-Helper. While Asus Armoury Crate weighs in at a staggering 4 GB, G-Helper comes in at a ridiculous 5 MB — yet remains extremely powerful.

Christian Hintze, 28 Jan 2026 12:30

Our new Unbloated article series (Image source: AI, ChatGPT)

Unbloated: Open-source alternatives to Armoury Crate, Vantage, and other control centers – part 1

Control center apps from major laptop manufacturers such as Asus Armoury Crate or Lenovo Vantage have grown into bloated, resource-hungry packages packed with ads and tracking. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Slim open-source tools, often just a few megabytes in size, can offer a very similar feature set—without the bloatware. In this new article series, we take a close look at the best open-source alternatives for gaming laptops and explain who actually benefits from switching.

Christian Hintze, 27 Jan 2026 12:50

Angry Reddit mascot. (Image source: Gemini - edited)

🎙️ OpinionThe saga of getting Notebookcheck's subreddit up and running: Bans, bans, followed by more bans

What might be the world's most popular forum appears to have rather hostile policies towards new users, with support basically unreachable and rules on what exactly newly created accounts can or can't do unclear at best.

Sergey Tarasov, 21 Jan 2026 11:34

A set of six massive levels with great production value and attention to player expression is coming to Shadow Generations, and one of them is already playable for the public. (Image Source: Shindash on YouTub)

🎙️ OpinionSega-quality Sonic X Shadow Generations mod pack is on the way, and you can play some now

Shindash's upcoming Shadow Generations level pack has been showcased in full, featuring "Skyward Castle", "Ark Rush", "White Citadel", "Steampunk Canyon", "Digital Circuit", and "Fog Forest". These levels feature new assets, high difficulty, and epic length with several branching paths.

Christopher Harper, 20 Jan 2026 23:34

"Play The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt multiplayer with friends, complete quests, and explore the world." - rejuvenate7 (image source : Nexus mods page)

The Witcher 3 gets multiplayer with Witcher Online

Two things can be true: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a largely solitary masterpiece, and you’ve always wanted to bump into your friends in Novigrad. The new Witcher Online mod aims to do exactly that, adding multiplayer to CDPR’s RPG while still letting you run your own saves and story progress.

Santiago Nino, 20 Jan 2026 20:46

Far from practical, but still fun. There is a lot you can do with a jailbroken Kindle (Image Source: Notebookcheck)

A guide to jailbreaking and installing apps on your Kindle

CheckMag Jailbreaking your Kindle with WinterBreak or AdBreak is easier than you might think, and when combined with KOReader and KindleForge, Amazon's e-reader can be made far better than Amazon would want.

David Devey, 19 Jan 2026 19:03

Woman holding a banana: What clues to look for

"Nano Banana Pro" experiment: How to recognize AI with the naked eye

Many generative AI detection programs have failed to recognize whether an image of a woman holding a banana is indeed AI generated. But if you look closely at the image, you will see enough clues that suggest it is not a real photo. We show you what to look for when you suspect an AI photo.

Marc Herter, 13 Jan 2026 21:14

Official Nvidia G-Sync Pulsar comparison (Image Source: Nvidia)

🎙️ OpinionG-Sync Pulsar crowned biggest leap in gaming monitors since CRT by 3rd party benchmarks

Digital Foundry, Hardware Unboxed, and other reputable sources are singing the praises of Nvidia's latest & greatest gaming monitor advancement and its elimination of sample-and-hold blur. It's not perfect, but motion has reportedly never been clearer on a flat panel.

Christopher Harper, 12 Jan 2026 14:40

While a foldable seemed like it would have a number of great use cases, the reality turned out to be full of compromise (Image Source: Notebookcheck)

🎙️ OpinionBuyer's remorse: Jack of all trades, master of none, 3 months with the Pixel 10 Pro Fold

CheckMag After years of owning Google's latest flagships and getting bored with the minor iterations, I decided to make the jump to my first foldable. While on paper, the extra screen real estate was its biggest selling point, the reality of owning a foldable is to compromise in almost every way.

David Devey, 11 Jan 2026 13:54

The new Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 14 Aura Edition (image source: Alexander Wätzel)

What was old is new again: Hands-on with the new Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 14

CheckMag Lenovo used to have a design feature called the roll cage in ThinkPads, a Magnesium frame that strengthened the chassis stability and protected the internals. This feature is back in a new iteration called "Space Frame" on the new ThinkPad X1 2-in-1 G11 and X1 Carbon G14. We were able to take a look at both at CES 2026.

Benjamin Herzig, 10 Jan 2026 22:54

Apple Macs and MacBooks shown together, highlighting laptops and desktops (Image source: Notebookcheck)

Should you buy a new Mac now or wait for 2026 launches?

CheckMag With multiple new Macs expected to arrive in 2026, questions around when to buy have become increasingly relevant. This article outlines upcoming Mac and MacBook models and explains what expected updates mean for buyers considering a new Apple computer in the near term.

Anmol Dubey, 10 Jan 2026 21:46

A swollen battery in a Galaxy Ring can be painful. (Image source: Zone of Tech)

🎙️ OpinionFirst ear infections, now potential loss of fingers: Samsung ignores health risks of Galaxy Ring

After Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro caused serious ear infections in numerous customers, a Galaxy Ring with a swollen battery has crushed a user's finger. Samsung's response is the same as it was back then: the health and safety of customers is clearly not a priority.

Hannes Brecher, 08 Jan 2026 17:57

I dumped Windows 11 for Linux, and you should too

CheckMag With the growing number of users jumping from Windows to Linux, I decided to fully take the plunge and dive deep into the Open Source ocean. A few months and several headaches later, it has proved to be the best computer-related decision I've made in over a decade (and perhaps in my entire life).

Sam Medley, 05 Jan 2026 14:28

A collage showing the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Pixel 10, and OnePlus 13. (Image source: Samsung, Google, & OnePlus)

🎙️ Opinion2025 was the year of blue smartphones: Here are 10 of the more stunning ones

There's always a color that manufacturers veer towards in a year, launching several of their products in the same or similar hue. For 2025, Blue seems to have been that color as several brands including Google, OnePlus, Motorola, Samsung, and Xiaomi launched at least one blue phone.

Habeeb Onawole, 01 Jan 2026 15:36

Yami Yugi mod in Dragon Ball FighterZ, summoning a legendary monster for a Super Move. (Image Source: Kongmeng on YouTube)

🎙️ OpinionYu-Gi-Oh! is now playable in Dragon Ball FighterZ

Modder Kongmeng brings Yami Yugi, main character of the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime, to Dragon Ball FighterZ via PC game modding. But this is no common cosmetic mod—a fully-custom moveset, including monster summons, spell cards, and even the ability to lose by running out of cards, are all present.

Christopher Harper, 25 Dec 2025 07:34

"You were looking for the game, so I MADE IT." - Dan Lespect has created the game of our ads, turning the concept into a satisfying title. (Image Source: Dan Lespect)

Someone actually made one of those fake ad games, and it's pretty good!

YouTuber The Greatest Developer has made a strong debut onto the platform. In his video released on Nov 27, 2025, The Greatest Developer unveils Real War (Not Fake), a take on one of the many fake ad games that's surprisingly fun and addictive. The content creator has 2 videos listed as of Dec 18.

Santiago Nino, 18 Dec 2025 04:10

Blowing smoke at the Halo C3 (Image Source: DEF CON 33)

Next-gen school smoke detector sparks privacy concerns with embedded microphones

CheckMag When a bored student discovered a mysterious device on the school's Wi-Fi network, questions arose about the hidden IoT infrastructure in public service buildings. Unsurprisingly, the true nature of these devices raises privacy concerns and, ironically, questions their safety.

Stephen Pereyra, 17 Dec 2025 01:50

Unless developers support it, there are always several icons that ruin that uniform theme (Image Source: Notebookcheck)

Android adaptive icons are still wildly inconsistent, thankfully this icon pack has nearly every icon covered

CheckMag Android adaptive icons theme every icon on your device for that consistent look. However, unlike iOS, there is always at least one stubborn icon that doesn't support it. This icon pack supports dynamic colours and does a way better job than Google's tinted, or adaptive icons.

David Devey, 15 Dec 2025 13:35

Xiaomi 17 Ultra camera review: LOFIC sensor and mechanical zoom explained

🎙️ OpinionA blast from the past: The Nubia Neo 5 Max is a throwback to phablets like the Huawei Mate 20X

🎙️ OpinionWhy Steam Controller may be the best gamepad yet

🎙️ OpinionMarathon hands-on preview

🎙️ OpinionTwo Masters DLC makes Ninja Gaiden 4 a contender for best modern hack n slash

Hands on with the only Intel Core Ultra X7 laptops with upgradable RAM: Lenovo's singular new ThinkPad T14 G7 and T16 G5

Unbloated Network – Activating Vodafone bridge mode: Using your router as a pure modem (part 4)

🎙️ OpinionApple's iPhone 17e price driven down by too many downgrades, iPhone 17 offers 8 major advantages

Aramid fiber phone cases are perfect for those looking for the naked feel while retaining decent protection

NGL, Nvidia's GeForce Now India showcase was genuinely impressive, but it left us with more questions than answers

Three phenomenal Triple-A console and PC games you can also play on Android

Apple MacBook: Rumored low-cost laptop arriving next week with several possible downgrades

The compact smartphone I actually want: Xiaomi 17 in a Galaxy S26 world

I switched to Xiaomi 17 Ultra camera phone for a month – now my iPhone 16 Pro feels outdated

Unbloated Network – Replacing your ISP router: Installing OpenWRT on an x86 PC (part 3)

🎙️ OpinionIt’s time to kill slow fingerprint scanners on all phones over $300

Apple iPhone 17e to arrive soon with exciting features bringing the budget smartphone closer to flagships

🎙️ OpinionBest smartphone camera of 2026: These Galaxy S26 Ultra alternatives could make Samsung's life difficult

Factory visit at Xiaomi: A look at the highly automated smartphone production in Beijing

Windows 11 KB5077181: Microsoft claims stability, my Lenovo LOQ proves otherwise

🎙️ OpinionSamsung Galaxy S26: Smart camera features instead of new camera hardware

🎙️ OpinionSamsung Galaxy S26 Ultra: Latest camera teaser is AI slop

Unbloated network – building an OpenWRT router: Which hardware actually makes sense? (part 2)

Samsung Galaxy Book6 Series Hands-On: All models, prices, and launch date

Unbloated network – Replacing provider routers with OpenWRT: project overview (part 1)

Unbloated: Alternatives to NitroSense & PredatorSense – Why Acer users are left behind – Part 3

Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold Hands-On: Better than the Huawei Mate XT?

An ode to practical robotics: The unsung workforce of the future

Catbox and Pomf.lain.la: Great free anonymous file hosting services that support hotlinking

Unbloated: G-Helper – The best open-source alternative to Asus Armoury Crate – Part 2

Unbloated: Open-source alternatives to Armoury Crate, Vantage, and other control centers – part 1

🎙️ OpinionThe saga of getting Notebookcheck's subreddit up and running: Bans, bans, followed by more bans

🎙️ OpinionSega-quality Sonic X Shadow Generations mod pack is on the way, and you can play some now

The Witcher 3 gets multiplayer with Witcher Online

DLSS 4.5 image quality and performance analysis: 2nd gen Transformer brings improved visual fidelity with hidden performance penalty

A guide to jailbreaking and installing apps on your Kindle

"Nano Banana Pro" experiment: How to recognize AI ​​with the naked eye

🎙️ OpinionG-Sync Pulsar crowned biggest leap in gaming monitors since CRT by 3rd party benchmarks

🎙️ OpinionBuyer's remorse: Jack of all trades, master of none, 3 months with the Pixel 10 Pro Fold

What was old is new again: Hands-on with the new Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 14

Should you buy a new Mac now or wait for 2026 launches?

🎙️ OpinionFirst ear infections, now potential loss of fingers: Samsung ignores health risks of Galaxy Ring

I dumped Windows 11 for Linux, and you should too

🎙️ Opinion2025 was the year of blue smartphones: Here are 10 of the more stunning ones

First Xiaomi 17 Ultra Leica camera reviews, comparisons and hands-on: Tough times for Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra and others

🎙️ OpinionYu-Gi-Oh! is now playable in Dragon Ball FighterZ

Windows 11 hack: Higher SSD speeds with new Microsoft NVMe driver

Someone actually made one of those fake ad games, and it's pretty good!

Next-gen school smoke detector sparks privacy concerns with embedded microphones

Android adaptive icons are still wildly inconsistent, thankfully this icon pack has nearly every icon covered

"Nano Banana Pro" experiment: How to recognize AI with the naked eye