Table of Contents Table of Contents The problems an iPad solves The world’s most convenient monitor Pushing an iPad as a secondary screen A surprising OS versatility I spend an unhealthy amount of time lurking in communities where people share aesthetic desktop setups. One of my friends recently set the group chat on fire with … Read more
Table of Contents Table of Contents Having a touchscreen saved me from a work disaster I love touchscreens, but they come with drawbacks I’ll never forget the day my touchscreen laptop became my unexpected hero. I was working on an important project when my mouse decided to quit on me. I low-key panicked as I … Read more
Poco F7 Ultra review: it’s the best Poco phone I’ve used “The Poco F7 Ultra improves on Poco phones of the past in design, camera, and software, making it the best phone from the brand we’ve used.” Pros Main camera takes vibrant photos Detailed telephoto camera Mature design Very fast charging, with wall charger in … Read more
The extraction shooter is one of the more hardcore shooter genres out there. It’s a tough genre to get into, but that could be changing soon. Multiple developers are attempting to gear their new shooters towards more casual audiences. Upcoming games like Exoborne have impressed me in that regard, but I think Steel Hunters may have … Read more
Nvidia spoke about robotics quite a lot during GTC 2025, including its new model called Isaac Groot N1, but this demonstration was all I needed to get on board. In collaboration with Disney and Google, Nvidia debuted the cutest little Star Wars droids that offer real-time simulation and respond to commands. Move over, humanoid robots … Read more
Table of Contents Table of Contents How I use my iPhone A battery life winner Not everything is fantastic No, I’m not a fanboy I bought the Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max when it was announced and have used it every day since then, racking up six months of use, and yet I’ve written very … Read more
Table of Contents Table of Contents A brown phone? Matching wallpaper How about the phone? If you thought I got a bit too over-excited about a grey phone recently, then get ready, because I’m now going to be the same way about a brown phone too. The phone in question is the Motorola Edge 50 … Read more
Table of Contents Table of Contents No shortage of firepower A laptop-grade screen Fantastic accessory kit Slate royalty that won’t nuke a wallet Less than a year ago, I left my trusty M1 iPad Pro behind and got myself the iPad Pro powered by the M4 silicon. The design refresh was eye-catching, and so was … Read more
Table of Contents Table of Contents Vivo’s alliance with Zeiss pays off Portraits better than any other $400 phone Equal love for all cameras Improved soft light for better night portraits Exceptionally good selfies This is an exceptional camera phone Vivo has a pedigree of great camera phones. Its X series phones, such as my … Read more
A new transfer app for Windows 11 may be in the works, as Dongle and Microsoft watcher Phantomofearth discovered it in a preview build, as Windows Latest reports. If released, the transfer app could offer options like “Back up to this PC” and “Transfer files to a new PC,” streaming the migration process without needing … Read more
OnePlus Watch 3 MSRP $329.00 “The OnePlus Watch 3 perfectly blends high quality design and materials with superb performance and technical ability, then adds in fantastic battery life for a killer product.” Pros Classy design High quality materials Fantastic performance Long battery life Comprehensive health and fitness features Cons Only one size available Cheap, awkward … Read more
Table of Contents Table of Contents Smart rings aren’t for me It’s the perfect sleep tracker There are much cheaper options People seem to have polar reactions to smart rings. Some love them, like Digital Trends’ Andy Boxall. Others, like former Digital Trends contributor Joe Maring, found that they simply couldn’t abide wearing one all … Read more
Table of Contents Table of Contents Brother from another mother, eh? A deservedly fast silicon, at last No more lithium laggardness I remember when Apple put the M1 silicon inside the iPad Pro. That devious smile by CEO Tim Cook, appearing in his first action-filled ad spot and dropping a tech bombshell on a grossly … Read more
OpenAI may be looking to pivot into the hardware space and may be looking to collaborate with the best in the business to make that shift. While no solid intentions are in place, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently spoke with Nikkei Asia, stating he would like to have his company work together with the former … Read more
Table of Contents Table of Contents Making up for lost hardware The little devil of frame generation This past week, my prayers were answered. I’ve been patiently waiting for frame generation to show up broadly on the Steam Deck. The ROG Ally and ROG Ally X have it via AMD’s Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF), and … Read more