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The $30 Casio AE-1200WH - or the 'Casio Royale' - proves that affordable can be brilliant

Smart fabrics: Improving athletic performance, one drop of sweat at a time

Stale designs: The laptop market needs an Elon Musk style disruption

Consoles might be stagnating, but the gap to PC gaming is only growing wider

Ryujinx and Yuzu have bitten the dust, and Nintendo was right to shut them down

Tesla's Optimus isn't Prime yet and that's okay

Fujifilm X-M5 is the compact, beginner-friendly X-T30 replacement the overpriced X-T50 should have been

Missing Fujifilm X-M5 features could be the compact camera's biggest strength

4 reasons I'll choose the Xiaomi 14T Pro over the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE

AMD cannot afford to alienate its laptop partners and needs to step on the gas, now!

Oprah Winfrey interviews AI technology leaders and public in ABC broadcast titled AI and the Future of Us

Buying a MacBook Pro right now might be a grave mistake - here's why

The iPhone 16 hardware camera button is the best thing to happen to Android smartphone photography in years

Finally, the iPhone 16 Pro doesn’t discriminate against those who want a smaller screen

Ossby Geo: Broken frame after just a few days of using this lightweight, foldable e-bike made from recycled materials

Lenovo's clarification about rumoured new gaming handheld releases still leaves room for Legion Go Lite

Radeon cards and 3D rendering jobs do not mix. Hobbyists and artists aren't amused about it

Toyota Motors and its Linux journey

Ages like fine wine - How good is the mobile RTX 2070 in 2024?

Xiaomi’s Redmi Pad SE 4G is a misnomer

Cheaper ARM laptop chips could be a really big deal

When exactly did web browsers turn into helicopter parents?

Intel's own blunders have it backed into a corner as AMD Zen 5 chips near

Intel is far from being out and has all it takes to make a comeback

First Cybertruck rollover accident highlights flawed Tesla marketing — maybe a truck shouldn't cosplay as a sports car

OnePlus and the 2MP camera curse

Give us real SFF, Nvidia, you cowards.

Microsoft's Xbox gaming handheld will fail unless someone else makes it

Nikon Z6 III proves mirrorless camera breakthroughs a thing of the past — why that's okay

Gaming handhelds: better than ever but don't buy one now

Thanks to the PlayStation VR2 PC adapter, one of the best PC VR headsets is also the cheapest

The EU's updated right to repair rules are the breath of fresh air consumers and the planet need

4 underrated cameras that blow the flawed Panasonic Lumix S9 away

Screw the Lumix S9 - the Micro Four Thirds Lumix GX10 is the camera we want

A price cut would have been better for the Google Pixel Tablet

Panasonic Lumix S9 - death knells for APS-C, Micro Four-Thirds or just a course correction for bloated camera pricing?

The Google Pixel A series needs to continue to exist

Google Pixel 7a vs Pixel 8a - 3 reasons to skip the Pixel 8a and 1 reason the new Pixel is superior

Asus ROG Ally 2 confirmed - 4 issues the next-gen handheld PC needs to address

Samsung is recreating its mid-range Galaxy smartphone mess

Lenovo Legion Go 2 confirmed - 4 issues the new handheld gaming PC needs to fix

The Steam Deck and Linux gaming have a problem: ProtonDB sucks - let me explain

Social media: Does it cause more harm than good?

Fallout proves that people don't enjoy Bethesda's games, they just enjoy its worlds

Samsung's refusal to launch the Galaxy Fit 3 in the US is a lost opportunity

AI-generated content in tech media: Good or bad - have your say

5 Fujifilm X100VI alternatives you can actually buy without the $3,000 scalper markup

Smartphone cameras suck — buy a compact camera and a mid-range phone for better photography

