Apple finally killed the Home button with the iPhone 16e. I won’t miss it
The Home button being killed makes every currently shipping iPhone ‘all screen’. About time. But there are things it did better than anything else
Craig Grannell
Adobe Photoshop at 35: remembering the app that changed photo editing forever
Few apps become so popular they get ‘verbified’. Adobe Photoshop is one product everyone knows – even if they don’t know how to use it well
10 of the best Commodore 64 games plus a look back at the history of the C64
Will you still need me, when I’m 64? Dunno. But at over 40, Commodore’s classic micro still shines
The Moto G at 11: remembering the smartphone that brought quality specs to the masses
At least, if you ignored the rubbish camera and miserly 8GB storage
Apple robots need to be charming and useful, but can’t prize being adorable over utility
An R&D project at Apple is exploring robots that combine utility with human-like expression. If one arrives for sale, it needs both, not compromise
Hate app subscriptions? Here’s a new way that Adobe, Apple and others should adopt – but won’t
Having reimagined search engines, Kagi is now shaking up app subscriptions by making sure you won’t hate them
Why I’m excited about a new Pebble smartwatch – and what Apple could learn from Pebble’s rebirth
As smartwatches do more, they become more complicated and demanding. The new Pebble smartwatch could buck the trend and reimagine the industry all over again
I’m finding iPhone SE4 rumours more exciting than iPhone Air gossip – and that’s just weird
The iPhone Air looks set to be thin of frame but also features, while the SE could become Apple’s biggest iPhone bargain
Nintendo Switch 2 shows not all video game sequels are a bad thing
More of the same, but better? That’ll do for this next-gen Nintendo Switch. Mostly because I have an increasingly large pile of Nintendo Switch games
Best video editing apps for Android and iOS 2025
Turn your home movie clips into Cannes-worthy mini-epics with a few simple swipes
The Mac mini at 20 – we remember Apple’s tiniest Mac
Mini by name, mini by nature – the Mac mini made every other Mac of its era look like a giant
CES 2025 showed tech and gadgets are still weird and bonkers, not boring
From tiny robots to solar umbrellas, CES showed that tech isn’t dull once you get away from phones and TVs
