Month: January 2022
TCL’s affordable 30 Series phones are coming to Verizon and T-Mobile
TCL continues its tradition of launching a barrage of devices at CES, and it’s a similar story to last year, with two new 30 series smartphones headed to the US later this year. Let’s start with the TCL 30 XE 5G. It has a 6.52-inch display at 1,600 x 720…
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TCL wants its latest budget tablets to be easy on the eyes
TCL introduced a lineup of new tablets at CES this year, which includes its latest iteration of the NxtPaper and budget-friendly Tab series. The NxtPaper 10S offers a similar “paper-like” display and a focus on combatting eye strain as its eight-inch predecessor. But this isn’t electronic paper. It’s a 10.1-inch…
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Browser wars: Apple’s M1 chips help Safari close the gap on Google Chrome
Audio player loading… The success of Apple’s M1 range of silicon could have inadvertently helped drive up the market share of web browser Safari, new data suggests. The first M1-powered MacBooks were launched in 2020, followed by a series of mobile workstations powered by the M1 Max and M1 Ultra…
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Realme GT 2 is official, with Galaxy S22-rivalling specs and a microscope camera
Audio player loading… One of the best phones of 2022 could be the Realme GT 2 – after a series of teases on Realme’s first premium phone, the device has finally launched at an event in China alongside its Pro sibling. As a brand-new top-end handset, this mobile is destined…
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The End of BlackBerry Phones Is Finally, Truly Here
The company is pulling support for its devices, meaning that at some point they will no longer be able to connect to cellular networks. Source
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Here’s a home robot that actually looks useful: a self-driving shelf
Most home robots unveiled at CES tend to over-promise and under-deliver. Every year, we’re treated to staged demos of prototype “robot butlers” that always fail to materialize as real products. But two new bots created by a startup named Labrador Systems look like they’ll break this cycle. Why? Because the…
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