Prime Day 2026 is here, and if you have kids at home, this is genuinely one of the best times of year to gear them up. Amazon’s own kids’ lineup is on sale, and a few third-party picks snuck into the cart too. We counted six. Then we found the stylus. You’ll see. Here are […]
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Toy Story 5 lands in theaters June 19, 2026, with the most Gadgeteer-adjacent pitch Pixar has ever made: Toy Meets Tech. Bonnie unwraps a new tablet called Lilypad (voiced by Greta Lee, scored by Randy Newman), Lilypad decides she knows what’s best for the kid, and Woody, Buzz, and Jessie spend the back half defending
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There’s a fitness tracker without a screen, a phone with a swappable back panel, a tablet that wants to be a laptop, and a speaker that runs on zero electricity. Each one caught our attention in the last two months, and not one of them looks like the safe version of its category. That’s what’s
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The foldable laptop is one of those ideas that sounds incredible in a pitch meeting and usually disappoints in person. Screens crease, hardware feels compromised, and the whole package ends up heavier than the traditional laptop it was supposed to replace. Huawei clearly studied those failures before building its answer: the Huawei MateBook Fold Ultimate
A Foldable Laptop That Doesn’t Feel Like a Compromise Read More
Every gaming handheld on the market asks the same question: how big should the screen be? Lenovo’s answer at MWC 2026 is to stop choosing. The Legion Go Fold is a concept device that folds a POLED display from 7.7 inches up to 11.6 inches, then pairs it with detachable controllers and a wireless keyboard
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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
REVIEW – I work in IT as a data modeler and data analyst on a data warehousing team. Even though I have been using computers for over 70% of my life, I still find myself taking random notes in meetings and on my desk as I work, to remind myself of things I need to
Boox Note Max Review – I no longer lose my notes! Read More
CROWDFUNDING REVIEW – I’m a big proponent of e-ink. I prefer reading and writing on an e-ink tablet over an LCD any day, but when I heard of the Eyemoo NXT Epaper S1 Android tablet, I was intrigued. Eyemoo has created the “World’s first color Reflective-LCD with front light” and I wanted to check it
Eyemoo NXT EPaper S1 tablet review – The future of Epaper? Read More
REVIEW – Once in a while a product comes along that revolutionizes an industry. The Raspberry Pi is arguably one of those products. If you’ve never used a Raspberry Pi, you’re missing out on some fun DIY computing projects. With a price that starts at just $35 for the bare board you can get a
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NEWS – I just found this little bit of unexpected but very exciting news in my inbox from Royole who have just introduced the Flexpai. The Flexpai is the first foldable smartphone with a flexible 7.8 inch display powered by Water OS which is based on Android 9.0. We’ve been hearing and reading a lot
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What is it? The Azpen e-Bible Tablet is in a nutshell, two versions of the bible that are available electronically on a tablet both in visual and audio form. What’s in the box? In the beautiful E-Bible box, there is the tablet, a very nice protective case, earphones, a wall charger, a micro USB cable
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I’ve been using a Mac as my main computer at home for quite a few years now. I started with an iMac, went to a 15″ MacBook Pro, then to a 13″ MacBook Pro, next was a MacBook Air, and now I’m currently using a 12″ MacBook. I keep downsizing because I prefer a lightweight
Nextbook Flexx 11a 11.6″ Convertible Touchscreen Tablet PC review Read More
According to an article in the NYTimes, 14 percent of the world’s population is older than 65 and a large subsection of those people are not very tech savvy. Keeping up with their children and grandchildren can be difficult for older people who haven’t had the opportunity to grow up with smartphones, tablets, and computers.
grandPad is a tablet designed for your grandparents Read More
Phone, tablet, phablet. The market parlance around these three items is somewhat murky, but I’m still not sure there are folks for whom a phablet isn’t a better device than a phone. To test this theory, I volunteered when Julie offered the team the Gearbest Cube WP10 4G Phablet, a Windows 10 tablet with phone
Gearbest Cube WP10 4G Phablet review Read More
I have been a huge fan of the mini tablet form factor. I have used one since the original Nexus 7 came out in 2012 and it is one of the small handful of gadgets I literally use every day. It is light enough to hold in bed at night no matter which way you
Onda V80 Plus 8-inch Windows/Android Tablet Review Read More
Developed closely with Microsoft Corp. and Intel, the Nextbook Windows 10.1″ 2-in-1 tablet from E Fun is the first Windows 8.1 device that can be used as both a laptop or a tablet that also has an MSRP below $200 ($179 at Walmart). It features a detachable POGO keyboard, a free one year subscription for Office 365 Personal
E Fun Nextbook Windows 10.1″ 2-in-1 tablet review Read More
Tablet users who enjoy using a real honest to goodness physical keyboard with their devices have a large selection of different Bluetooth keyboards to choose from, but one of the best in my opinion, is Apple’s wireless keyboard. The only problem with this keyboard is that it wasn’t designed for use with a tablet and is lacking
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I enjoy playing games on my Android smartphones and tablets, but I tend to stick with puzzle games like Words with Friends instead of action games that require onscreen controls. I find onscreen gaming controls to be hard to use because they provide no tactile feedback. We’ve reviewed joysticks that stick on top of the screen
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Years ago I was the ultimate Apple fan girl and wanted little to do with Android devices because they seemed clunky and lacked apps. Time went by, I dumped Apple, and have been firmly in the Android camp for a couple years. Now I find that Apple devices bore me to tears. I’ve tried a
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These Perfect Choice Canvas 14″ Laptop & Tablet Messenger bags have room for all your gear. There’s a padded laptop compartment that fits laptops up to 14″. An interior slip pocket holds a 10″ tablet, and there are other compartments for the rest of your gear. It’s made of durable canvas that has been waxed
Perfect Choice canvas messenger fits a laptop and your tablet Read More