How semi-solid state could make safer power banks
Less liquids and more stability are the main reasons your next power supply could end up safer, as gel replaces liquid in power banks.
Your phone and laptop don't exist in a vacuum by themselves, because accessories help you do more with them. Protect them, stylise them, and make them better and more resistant to the world.
Backpacks and luggage. Bedside charging stands. Power packs. Battery packs. Cases, mousepads, and more.
Learn about the accessories protecting, helping, decorating, and charging our technology here, with accessory news and reviews for Australians.
Less liquids and more stability are the main reasons your next power supply could end up safer, as gel replaces liquid in power banks.
If you can’t afford a Leica, and probably would use your phone anyway, a Leica accessory could complete your vibe, though it’s not exactly inexpensive, either.
If your laptop only has two ports, D-Link’s 14-in-1 docking station can feel like a super power has been granted. If only it wasn’t so expensive.
Taking your game to go doesn’t have to mean relying on solely touchscreen. Compact game controllers are a thing, and with Razer’s latest, they might be smaller than ever.
Trackers that keep things found tend to work on one operating system over the other, but Belkin’s SureFind is a surefire way to keep things multi-platform.
You’ve seen gamer laptops, gamer chairs, gamer desks, and gamer headphones. Now prepare for gamer decor to gamify your home, in time for Gamescom.
Batteries don’t belong in bodies, but kids can do silly things. That’s why batteries are getting safer, and may actually help parents get to the ER without as much risk.
D-Link isn’t known for chargers. It’s known for networking gear. And yet the D-Link 140W GaN charger could just make it known for both.
If you love magnets and power banks, the Belkin Charging Grip for Nintendo Switch 2 could be a solution worth checking out, if not for the price.
The tiny tracking gadgets that keep tabs on our luggage are also being used in some unusual ways in Australia.