Samsung The Freestyle portable projector reviewed: a screen on anything
Need a TV where ever you go? Provided you have power, Samsung's The Freestyle could be worth checking out.
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Final Cut Pro for iPad reviewed: a game-changer
Apple hasn't really made its pro-grade software for its portable iPad before, but with Final Cut Pro on the…
Google Pixel 7a reviewed: all-rounder Android
Not sure if a high-end Android is worth spending money on? Google's Pixel 7a shows that bargains can exist under…
Fujifilm Instax Mini 12 reviewed: instant gains an app
Retro returns with the Instax Mini 12, and it's packing a new feature to make it modern: an app. Does it refresh…
Jabra Elite 4 reviewed: competing for space
No stranger to earphone releases, the Jabra Elite 4 aims to get ANC down to a wallet-friendly price. Does it succeed?
Motorola ThinkPhone reviewed: a stellar little professional package
A phone made for Windows owners? It makes a lot of sense, as does much of the rest of what Motorola has in its…
LG Tone Free T90 Atmos earbuds reviewed: hit and miss spatial
The first pair of earphones with spatial tracking that work for Android, LG's Tone Free T90 are exciting, but do…
Nothing Ear (2) reviewed: clearly solid
Every company makes a pair of noise cancelling earphones, but so many look the same. Is the Nothing Ear (2)…
Nespresso Vertuo Pop reviewed: it’s so simple
With a loud "pop", the Vertuo Pop will break through Nespresso's modern coffee pods and spit out coffee in a way…
Mate NBN reviewed
Finding a lower-priced internet offering is a great feeling, and while Mate delivers on 5G, Mate NBN doesn't…