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The past few months have been an exciting time for tech journalists and enthusiasts alike, thanks to a barrageflagship phone launches. From Samsung’s Z-series foldables to the Google Pixel 11 lineup and more recently, the new iPhone 18 Pro lineup (and the new iPhone Duofoldable).

We’re just days away from Apple’s Surprise and Shine event, where the Cupertino firm’s new CEO John Ternus will unveil all the latest and greatest iPhones the company has up its sleeve. And with the iPhone 18 Pro range nearly upon us, there’s been plenty of chatter about what sort of colors we might see…

Be honest: Even with the advent of Alexa+ and Gemini, how often do you use those voice assistants in your home for something other than turning on the lights and listening to music?

Acer Vero laptops used to mean chunky textured PCR plastic laptops that wore their recycled pedigree like an itchy hemp sweater.

Having taken up Pilates a few years ago, I’ve learned one hard lesson along the way: sometimes, less is more. Pilates is known for building muscle endurance, core strength, better posture and increased overall stability, balance and coordination.

If the measure of a successful robot is cuteness, Microduck could be the most successful bot in ages. Unveiled this week by Pollen Robotics (a division of AI company Hugging Face — yes, that Hugging Face), Microduck is a 25-centimeter-tall educational robot that appears to arrive with surprising mobility, balance, and personality.

The US government is weighing a sweeping new round of tariffs on semiconductors and finished consumer electronics, a move that could significantly drive up the cost of smartphones, smartwatches, earbuds, and practically everything else with a chip in it. While previous trade disputes and import duties have created headaches for retailers, prompting fallout such as…

Two things can be true at the same time: I review the best TVs in the world for a living, but because I live out of a suitcase, I end up watching far more movies on airplanes than in front of my 75-inch Sony Bravia 9.

LG’s ridiculously fast 1,000Hz UltraGear gaming monitor is now officially up for pre-order, and you can snag one for your battlestation for $999.99 shipped, with LG currently listing expedited shipping from September 1. The main highlight here is obviously that refresh rate. LG says this is the world’s first Full HD gaming monitor with a…

Whether you’re leaving for the first time or heading back to college, packing tech for your dorm room is just as important as the essentials. With space at a premium, it makes sense to get devices that can do double duty. So, if you’re thinking about picking up a TV, I strongly recommend getting a…