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iPhone 12 Pro review: The iPhone that’s future proof

This year’s high-end iPhone is full of potential that has yet to be fully realized.

Google Pixel 5 Review: Soft Reboot

Ultimately, Google’s latest Pixel is more interested in being better value than just plain better.

Oppo Watch review: A masterclass in imitation

How the Xbox Series X (and xCloud) saved me from buying a gaming PC

GeForce RTX 3060: 5 things you need to know about Nvidia's new GPU

Nvidia's GeForce RTX 3060 graphics card hits the streets today. Here's what you need to know before you buy.

How Google could turn Android into just another subscription

Google's recent changes to Photos suggests that the company is moving toward offering its software as a service. It could shed its Pixel phones and instead sell an Android launcher that worked on any phone, with a subscription for Android updates.

Huawei delivers a new Sound

The Huawei partnership with acoustics giant, Devialet, which first spawned the Huawei Sound X speaker, has now released its successor, the Huawei Sound.

AMD will introduce another new GPU you probably can't buy next week

AMD will debut its latest Radeon RX 6000 graphics card to dejected and beaten-down gamers next week. Tight inventories have made it nearly impossible to buy even older Radeon cards.

Intel fires shot at AMD's storage performance. Here's what to believe

Intel has test results that show the 11th-gen Rocket Lake outpacing Ryzen 9 5950X in PCMark 10.

Apple Silicon macs may be a reboot of the G4 Cube and colorful iMac G3

A new report from Jon Prosser says a new mini Mac Pro is in the works as well as a colorful iMac redesign.

HP buys HyperX to boost its gaming peripherals

HP is snatching up HyperX's brand and gaming peripherals, though Kingston gets to keep HyperX's PC component gear.

Fry's Electronics permanently closes all stores

Iconic electronics retailer Fry's permanently closed its doors this week after years of decline.

Acer Swift 3X review: This lightweight laptop shows Intel's Xe Max magic

The Acer Swift 3X is a great laptop for creators, but its value depends on whether your workloads benefit from Intel's Deep Link capabilities for its Xe Max graphics.

M1 Mac users are reporting excessive SSD wear and tear

If M1 Macs are performing too many writes on the SSD, that could lead to drive problems down the road.

Send texts on your own time with Android's new Schedule Send feature

Google is adding a new feature to Android, called Schedule Send, that allows you to send texts to other people on your own time.

Google adds Password Checkup to Android

Google already checks your passwords to see if they've been compromised on your PC's Chrome browser. Now your Android phone will add the same Password Checker feature.

Samsung just out-Googled the Pixel at guaranteeing Android updates

Samsung is promising four years of security updates for more than 130 Galaxy phones.

Fitbit teams with Deepak Chopra to bolster its Premium membership

Fitbit is launching a new Mindful Method series featuring sessions from Deepak Chopra as part of its Premium subscription.

Lenovo's new ThinkPads offer better screens and Ryzen 5000 CPUs

Lenovo's spring ThinkPad lineup features a choice of Intel’s 11th-gen Core or AMD Ryzen 5000 CPUs, plus better webcams and taller screens in some versions. The laptops will ship over the next few months.

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Shining a light on creativity

MSI has long pushed the boundaries of invention with its ever-evolving range of laptops but it has now pulled off a world first with the new MSI Creative 17.