Is Slimbook Worth It? Here’s What We Tell Linux Users Asking
A reader wanted to know whether Spanish laptop maker Slimbook is a smart buy for daily Linux use. Here’s a breakdown of what makes these machines different from a mainstream laptop running Linux as an afterthought.
7 S Pen Tricks That Make the Galaxy S26 Ultra Worth Its Price
The S Pen is easy to overlook once the initial novelty wears off, but paired with One UI 8.5 on the Galaxy S26 Ultra, it quietly turns into one of the most useful tools on the phone. Here’s how to actually get your money’s worth out of it.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8: The Wide Foldable That Changes Everything
Samsung just confirmed it today — the Galaxy Z Fold 8 is coming with a completely new wide-screen design on July 22, 2026 in London. Here’s everything you need to know before Unpacked.
Apple Watch Ultra 4: Everything We Know Before the September 2026 Launch
The Apple Watch Ultra 4 is shaping up to be the biggest overhaul since the Ultra line launched in 2022. A 15% slimmer design, eight health sensors, and blood pressure monitoring are all on the table for September.
Honor Watch 6 Review: The Smartwatch With the Best Battery Life We’ve Tested in 2026
The Honor Watch 6 doesn’t try to replace your phone — it just refuses to die. After 14 days of testing, one thing is clear: no smartwatch in 2026 comes close to matching this battery life.
NVIDIA RTX Spark Explained: The Chip That Wants to Reinvent the Windows Laptop
NVIDIA’s first system-on-a-chip for Windows laptops fuses CPU, GPU, and memory into one package. Here’s what RTX Spark actually does, which six manufacturers are building laptops around it, and what they might cost.
Meta Glasses 2026: The $299 Smart Glasses That Just Made Ray-Ban Meta Look Expensive
Meta just launched its first smart glasses without Ray-Ban branding, undercutting its own flagship line by $80. Here’s everything about the Adventurer, Fury, and Starfire models — specs, pricing, and what it means for the AI wearables race.
Pebble Index 01: The $75 Smart Ring That Replaces Your Mental Notes
The Pebble Index 01 is a $75 smart ring with no screen, no health sensors, and no rechargeable battery. Its only job: capturing your thoughts with a single button press. Here’s how it works, and why it might be the most useful wearable of the year.
UAE Launches Its First Sovereign Quantum Computer Program
The UAE’s Technology Innovation Institute has launched a program to build the country’s first quantum computer, aiming for hardware sovereignty.
Logitech Mobi Fold Review: The First Foldable Mouse That Actually Works
Logitech’s Mobi Fold is the brand’s first foldable mouse, designed to reduce muscle strain and fit easily into a laptop bag.
