The Boox Palma can’t replace my phone, but it’s the perfect supplement to cut down screen time
It’s an e-ink smartphone running Android. While the Boox Palma isn’t a smartphone replacement, it’s a perfect supplement
Opinion
Why Formula E points to exciting things for Jaguar’s new electric era
I caught up with Jaguar’s Managing Director at the Monaco Formula E to learn all about the brand’s exciting new era
This smart home device lives in my fridge to make my food last longer
Vitesy’s Shelfy device keeps the air in your fridge clean to help your food stay fresh for longer. I’ve been using it and it works!
If these leaks are true, the Google Pixel 9 Pro could be my perfect phone
Smaller is always better
Why Google AI will help you – but kill the web as we know it
Google has long been instrumental in connecting people to online information, but its AI summaries look set to deal the open web a fatal blow
I’m using Meta’s AI smart glasses as a better Humane Pin
The Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses now pack AI smarts, and I’m using them as a better version of the Humane Ai Pin
No, the iPad Pro doesn’t need to run macOS in keyboard mode
The new iPad Pro doesn’t need a macOS button – it needs a better iPadOS
Sky Sports+ could prove that it’s possible to have too much football
Sky Sports+ is preparing a feast of football for next season, but could too many televised games actually make some of the football family sick?
I bought a vintage TAG Heuer Formula 1 for £160 and I couldn’t be happier
After the recent release of the TAG Heuer Formula 1 Kith, I thought I’d jump on board the hype train with a vintage model from the 90s
Good riddance to the iPad Home button – now Apple’s tablet finally fulfils its original vision
The iPad Home button is history – so even Apple’s cheapest tablet is now ‘all screen’
Now the iPad Pro is so skinny, might we see another Bendgate?
The newest iPad Pros are Apple’s thinnest devices ever. And that’s great, but I’m worried about them being a bit too thin
Just say no: not every piece of tech needs subscriptions and AI
If we don’t push back, even the simplest gadgets will run ChatGPT (whether you want them to or not) and cost $10 per month to even turn on
