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It's the middle of the year, and there have been some seriously good phones so far. But if you need to buy one now, what’s the best phone of 2019 so far, or should you just settle down and wait?

Every phone gets leaked at least once, but in 2019, Google is taking control of leaks by doing some of the leaking itself. That's one way to do it.

There are Mac laptops, there are Windows laptops, and there's also one more option as Chrome flexes a muscle or two with new laptops.

Video editing on the go is now a little more mobile friendly, as Adobe Premiere Rush makes its way to more mobiles than just the iPhone.

It's a bad start to the week if you're Huawei, with Google effectively pulling access to its apps and Android updates for one of the world's biggest smartphone companies.

From an urgent patch on computers to 8K to foldables and a mid-range phone that’s worth it, this is a five minute show that could change what you know. Tune in.

Competing in the upper echelon of smartphones, the Pixel phones haven't necessarily been wallet friendly of late, but the Google Pixel 3a changes that completely.

Was the 7 inch Google Home Hub not big enough for your smart home needs? No worries, there's a bigger Hub coming this year.

How many cameras does your phone really need? There’s one on the Google Pixel 3a, three on Samsung's Galaxy A50, and five on the Nokia 9 PureView. What’s the new norm? Find out in five minutes.

Not quite ready to replace its flagship Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL, Google has a mid-range model coming up with a more wallet friendly price. So what's different?