A whole underwater world in a tiny package.

Six years ago, we asked you “how often do you change your phone?”. The most common answer back then was once every three years, with once every two years coming in a close second. So, if the statistics hold up, most of you reading this have changed your phone two or three times since 2020. But back then AI was just a curiosity. No one could have predicted the effect it would have on RAM and storage prices in just a few years. Yet here we are in a time when the prices of phones go up instead of down after they launch. Okay, if we look past the doom-and-gloom state of the memory market,...

The Motorola Signature 27 is not a launch-day purchase for most people, but the inevitable discounts may turn this flagship into a sleeper hit. And some of the interest towards the phone is coming from an unexpected source. First, let’s address the elephant in the room. The MSRP of $1,600 / €1,900 is indeed an elephant, a white one. Note that some regions have it at a lower price of €1,400, which is still far from cheap. We did get some good news earlier this week and it was that the phone will have a 7,000mAh battery everywhere rather than getting a cut-down 5,500mAh battery in Germany as...

Windows has a sandbox. Your PC has plausible deniability.

My gaming PC has a second job now

A few days ago, tipster Smart Pikachu suggested that the Magic10 series might mark the return of variable-aperture cameras on Honor smartphones. Now, a new Weibo post by the tipster suggests the Magic10 series might feature a primary camera with a large 200MP sensor and LOFIC tech. In a separate post, the tipster said Honor is evaluating tablets and smartphones with dual-layer OLED. This post included #HonorMagic10, meaning the Magic10 series could sport a dual-layer OLED display. However, while responding to a comment on this post, the tipster ruled out the possibility of all flagship...

Remember using Netflix on the Wii? It was a big deal at the time, and now you can bring back that feeling with a Jellyfin app.

My local AI takes down another needless subscription on my statement

Hidden Windows tools power repeatable routines with scripts that launch VMs, browser profiles, and SSH sessions.

Mid-range is the sweet spot.