Honor launches a flagship that won’t fold
We’re still not over writing “honour” without the u, but the latest phone from the recent arrival on our shores aims to bring flagship tech from a rival to the major players.
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Samsung lets you peek into films with 2026 OLED, QLED, Micro RGB TVs
Watching a classic film gets more interesting this year, as Samsung’s 2026 range uses AI to look at cast, facts, and trivia. And that’s not all.
Apple will get a new CEO in September… what does this mean?
Sennheiser’s HDR 480 cans keep sound in where you need it
Plushy pads and a long cable are two of the similarities, but the follow up to the Sennheiser 490 aims to impress with a closed design, as well.
Disney+ adds ads, raises prices locally
The cost of living is going up, and so too is the cost of streaming Star Wars, The Simpsons, Marvel, National Geographic, Pixar, and Disney.
AI music goes crazy with nearly 50 percent of monthly uploads
Your music service is possibly seeing more music than ever, but how much is made by humans? The answer could be less than you think.
Reolink’s solar floodlight arrives to capture without cables
A new solar-ready security camera is here, meaning it can record when people land on your property, all without needing to be plugged into your power.
Asus looks to dual 14 inch screen Duo for a big PC to go
These days, the biggest laptops are 15 and 16 inches. Sometimes 17 inches. But a second-generation concept for Asus will some how make 14 inches bigger, but also letting it work like a 28 inch desktop.
GoPro goes big with Micro Four Thirds lenses
The company that kickstarted the action camera revolution with simplicity is turning to complexity to make its camera a little better for the future.
Australian scam losses hit over $2 billion in 2025
Australians lost a staggering amount to scammers last year. This year, the numbers are still pretty sizeable, too. What are scammers doing?
