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Most desktops don’t make you do a double take. You see a tower, a slab, maybe a small box tucked behind a monitor, and you move on. The Lenovo Yoga Mini i Gen 11 is different. It’s a circular, aluminum puck that weighs 600 grams, takes up less space than a coffee coaster, and quietly […]
Lenovo’s Circular 600g “Puck” PC: The Yoga Mini i Gen 11 is a Design Marvel Read More
Most portable Bluetooth speakers top out around 100 decibels. That’s fine for a patio dinner or background music by the pool. It’s not fine when you’re trying to fill a yard, anchor a tailgate, or keep up with a beach crowd that keeps spreading out. The gap between “loud enough for indoors” and “actually loud
This 21-Pound Speaker Is Louder Than a Rock Concert Read More
The 2026 Razer Blade 16 brings Intel Core Ultra 9 and RTX 50 Series graphics into a 14.9mm chassis with up to 13 hours of battery life. Every year, gaming laptop makers promise real power inside a thin chassis that won’t die before your workday ends. Every year, you pick two out of three. Razer
The thinnest gaming laptop just got 33% more cores and all-day battery life Read More
Floodlight cameras are great at catching porch pirates and lighting up dark driveways. They’re not so great at making installation painless. Most of them need a hardwired electrical connection, which means you’re either hiring an electrician or getting creative with extension cords that weren’t meant to live outdoors. Reolink’s new Solar Floodlight Cam takes the
Reolink Solar Floodlight Cam: Wire-Free 2K Security, Now $87.99 Read More
Let’s be honest about the state of phone straps. Most of them are terrible. You’ve got flimsy fashion cords that look cute until your phone hits the sidewalk, tactical gear that screams “I’m definitely prepared for the apocalypse,” and those purse-style contraptions that turn your pocket-sized phone into a whole handbag situation. Peak Design watched
Peak Design Built the Phone Straps Apple Never Could Read More
Most years, you leave Barcelona with a notebook full of announcements and a mental list of things you’ll forget by April. Incremental updates dressed up as revolutions. Concept phones that will never ship. Folding screens nobody asked for, made slightly less fragile than the ones from the year before. This year felt different. A few
Best of MWC 2026: The Tech That Actually Stopped Us in Barcelona Read More
Every sim racer who’s used a Logitech wheel knows the frustration. The Driving Force Shifter looked like an afterthought: thin plastic housing, mushy gear engagement, and after a few months of hard racing, internal contacts that started wearing down until gear positions got unreliable. For $50, it technically worked. But “technically works” isn’t what you
This $160 sim racing shifter fixes everything wrong with Logitech’s old one Read More
Most duffel bags share the same flaw. Once packed, they collapse into a fabric cave where finding anything becomes a scavenger hunt. The shape collapses the moment you set it down. The zipper eventually fails at the worst possible time, usually at an airport or a trailhead. RUX thinks that’s ridiculous. The Canadian gear company
This Zipper-Free Duffel Bag Opens Like a Cupboard and Stands on Its Own Read More
Small phones don’t sell like they used to. Most brands dropped compact flagships years ago, chasing bigger screens and bigger batteries because that’s what moves units. Vivo didn’t get that memo. The X300 fits a 200MP Zeiss camera, a Dimensity 9500 chip, and a 6,040mAh battery into a body that’s 6.31 inches across and weighs
Vivo’s X300 Proves Small Phones Don’t Need Small Cameras Read More
ARTICLE – Most speaker companies drop new products that replace what came before. Sonos is going the other direction. The company today announced Sonos Play and Sonos Era 100 SL, two speakers priced at $299 and $189 that expand an existing system rather than reset it. Both are up for pre-order now at sonos.com, with
Sonos Goes Back to Basics With Play and Era 100 SL Read More
ARTICLE – The night before MWC officially opened, AGIBOT brought a robot to the Palacio Real de Pedralbes in Barcelona. The crowd at Showstoppers had come to see new gadgets. What they got was a 131 centimeter machine performing a martial arts sequence, then hip hop choreography, then dropping into a full split on the
AGIBOT’s X2 did a full split at MWC 2026 and you can already rent one Read More
ARTICLE – OPPO and MediaTek showed up at MWC 2026 in Barcelona this week with on-device AI features that feel ahead of schedule. Their work runs on MediaTek’s Dimensity 9500 chip, and it brings tools that usually need a cloud connection straight to the phone. The biggest reveal is an AI model called Omni that
These Phones See What You See and Talk to iPhones Without an App Read More
Apple hasn’t released a new MacBook this colorful since, well, ever. We featured the MacBook Neo earlier when it was still unofficial, pieced together from leaked regulatory filings and an accidental PDF on Apple’s own website. Now Apple has made it real. The MacBook Neo is the company’s new entry-level laptop, and it arrives on
10 Things to Know About Apple’s Most Colorful MacBook Yet Read More
If you thought 5G was still settling in, Qualcomm, Google, and Samsung made it clear at Mobile World Congress 2026 that the wireless industry has already moved on. For Qualcomm, CEO Cristiano Amon took the stage in Barcelona and laid out a vision for the 6G network that goes way beyond faster download speeds. He
The Race To 6G: Qualcomm Reveals 60 Companies Are Already Committed To The Network Read More
ARTICLE – Huawei has used titanium on lifestyle watches before, but never on something built specifically for runners. The Watch GT Runner 2 changes that, wrapping serious running tech inside an aerospace-grade titanium case that feels built for a different price bracket. We got hands-on time with it at MWC 2026, and the combination of
8 Things to Know About Huawei’s Titanium Running Watch Read More
NEWS – For years, smartwatch chips felt like an afterthought. Phone processors got faster, laptop chips got smarter, and the silicon inside your wrist stayed a generation behind. At MWC 2026, Qualcomm changed that with the Snapdragon Wear Elite, and among the first brands to adopt it is one that caught people off guard: Samsung.
The Smartwatch Chip Race Just Got Its Biggest Shakeup in Years Read More
There’s a common assumption about iPad refreshes: if the price stays the same and the shell looks identical, nothing meaningful changed. Apple counts on that assumption every cycle, and most of the time it holds up. The iPad Air has been the safe mid-range pick since the M1, good enough to impress, never quite powerful
This iPad Air looks the same but something important shifted inside Read More
NEWS – Tecno arrived at MWC Barcelona 2026 with a spread that’s hard to ignore. Under the theme “Pioneering the Connection of Intelligence,” the company unpacked its CAMON 50 series, the POVA 8 lineup, a connected AI ecosystem stretching across multiple device categories, and a modular concept phone that might be the most fun thing
Tecno at MWC 2026: CAMON 50, POVA 8, and more Read More
Every phone screen is a tradeoff. AMOLED panels deliver the deep blacks and punchy colors that make everything from photos to video look stunning, but they also blast concentrated light directly into your retinas for hours on end. Paper-like displays ease that strain considerably, yet they’ve always come at a cost: muted colors, lower brightness,
TCL Found a Way to Make AMOLED Screens Feel Like Paper Read More
NEWS – Motorola has spent the last few years carving out its name in foldables with the Razr flip phone line, a series that leaned hard into compact design and nostalgia-fueled marketing. The Razr Fold is something else entirely. First shown at Lenovo Tech World in Las Vegas and fully detailed at MWC 2026 in
The flip phone brand just made a book-style foldable Read More