Dear all tech companies: stop adding obnoxious eye-searing lights to gadgets
Gadget light pollution is a crime against humanity (and sleep) – it’s time to ditch bright lights from consoles, TVs, chargers and other tech
Opinion
I tried Xreal’s Beam Pro AR glasses controller, and it could fix some of my biggest AR gripes
The Beam Pro is more like an Android smartphone than a controller, but it’s designed to navigate Xreal’s AR glasses
The Beats Pill has been brought bang up-to-date – here’s why I’m ecstatic to see it
The 2024 Beats Pill has some cool features such as IP67 water and dust resistance
The Arc browser reckons it’s a new way to use the internet. And I’m convinced
Arc offers a browser experience totally different from the status quo, on both desktop and mobile. And you know what? I’m sold.
EV sounds need to alert us, not entertain us
Filmic scores being piped from electric vehicles won’t be a win for brands – EV sounds that keep us safe and sane are what we need
Playing my Game Boy Micro again was a reality check about old games consoles – and getting older myself
Fed up with mobile hardware getting bigger? You might think otherwise on revisiting the Game Boy Micro
I’ve been brewing my own beer with this iGulu machine and won’t stop
This iGulu machine lets you brew kegs of beer at home, and then serve it up. It started as an experiment, but I’m going to keep making beer
How Apple’s iPadOS 18 killed pro-user hopes for the M4 iPad Pro
WWDC24 feels like a death knell for the iPad becoming the device many pro users want
Why I think being able to pause your Apple Watch rings is the best watchOS feature in years
An end to inflexible Apple Watch rings is a broken streak we can all get behind
Google’s AI disasters are a warning shot for Apple’s iOS 18 AI plans
To avoid ‘AIgate’, Apple must be cautious, not bullish, about its iOS 18 AI rollout
The iPhone 17 Pro Max will be Apple’s thinnest ever – here’s why I think that would be a mistake
The mega thin iPhone 17 Pro Max is currently a rumour. Let’s hope it stays that way
Why apps could be Apple’s next subscription service – and what stands in its way
Would all-you-can-eat iPhone apps be a masterstroke or have developers scream “what’s ’appening”?
