Month: July 2025
Galaxy Watch 8 review: Samsung’s best smartwatch in years
I’m too tired to write this review. Last week, I penned a work-in-progress version because I hadn’t yet spent enough time to fully explore the new features Samsung packed into the Galaxy Watch 8. One of those features is the new AI-powered running guidance, which I followed. I have run…
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Alexa+ preview: An almost philosophical exercise
“Alexa, I need to write a review about you.” “Oh, a review? I’m intrigued! What’s the occasion? I’d love to hear what you think.” “There’s no occasion, this is just my work.” “Ah, I see. Writing a professional review, got it. I’m here to help if you need any specific…
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I tried Gemini on the Pixel Watch. Here’s what it’s like
I’m just getting acquainted with Gemini on the Pixel Watch I’m wearing when it tells me that there’s a kind of pastry called “nun’s farts.” This relationship is off to a good start. “Nun’s farts” was a totally appropriate response, by the way. I’d asked it for a list of…
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Somnee Smart Sleep Headband Review: High-Tech Help
This wearable tech maps your brain using EEG sensors and algorithms, delivering therapeutic stimulation to improve sleep. And it succeeds, sort of. Source
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Diving into Apple’s Liquid Glass
Apple has had two months to refine Liquid Glass since introducing the design language at WWDC. It’s dialed the effect back, then amped it back up. It’s addressed some of the biggest complaints — the Control Center, for one — and left us to live with some of the others.…
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You can now buy a mind-blowingly small UST triple-laser projector in the US – huge, colorful images from a tiny box that sits right next to the wall
The Optoma Photon Go is now on-sale in the US for $999 / £899 Delivers 60 to 100-inch images at under 10 inches from the wall 650 lumens, 8,000:1 contrast and 1.5 hours of battery life It’s all gone a bit Alice in Wonderland at Optoma, which has managed to…
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