Google reworks Android as a premium Googlebook
Not quite a Chromebook, but also not quite the desktop version of Android, the “Googlebook” could just be the closest Android users have to their very own MacBook. And it’s on the way.
Not quite a Chromebook, but also not quite the desktop version of Android, the “Googlebook” could just be the closest Android users have to their very own MacBook. And it’s on the way.
Apple Watch owners hoping for a much better battery might be left hands open, though the tracking is getting better.
Last year’s design sports a whole new inside, as Apple updates the chip, battery, and adds aperture control to its iPhone camera.
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.
Another stab at the budget-but-premium laptop space is coming from Dell, as its XPS 13 is set to get a sibling of sorts.
Better late than never, our review of the Apple Watch Series 11 reminds us that great devices can still be iterative, but still good enough to own, even if very little has changed.
Appearing very similar to the Pixel 10, Google’s Pixel 11 doesn’t feel like an entirely new model, delivering another boring but fine phone.
Google’s latest take on the foldable phone, the Pixel 11 Pro Fold is at once ordinary and familiar. And that may not be enough this year.
Armed with solid specs and made from aluminium, the Acer Swift 16 AI is pricey and made to look premium. It even comes with an OLED screen.
The price is slightly higher than at launch, but the MacBook Neo still represents a solid bargain, delivering all the Mac you might want in a low price point.