Author: Zach_Wilson
Need a cheap camera gift idea? My top pick is a personalized Camp Snap retro compact
The original Camp Snap screen-free compact can now be personalized You pick the colorway, text color and up to 10 custom characters It costs $85 / £66, up from $70 / £52 for the original It’s retro, it’s cheap, and now it’s personal – the charming screen-free Camp Snap compact…
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How AI is changing developers’ mindsets, not just their code
Generative AI is making waves in the software development space, transforming the way engineers operate, iterate, and develop code. We see the ripple effects of this transformation show up in data management, monitoring, and observability as a whole. AI is changing more than just workflows, it’s changing career paths. Developers…
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What legacy business intelligence technology can learn from video games
In the last decade, business intelligence (BI) and data visualization have grown into a critical business functions. However, while BI and data viz tools have become increasingly prevalent, most organizations continue to struggle to extract timely and actionable insights from them. The problem isn’t adoption or access. Companies recognize the…
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This robot vacuum delivers impressive mopping, but there are some quirks to know about before you buy
Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. SwitchBot S20: two-minute review The SwitchBot S20 is a hybrid robot vacuum with a particularly impressive mopping setup. While…
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This Shark upright might not be the fanciest vacuum in town, but in terms of cleaning power I can’t fault it
Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. Shark Stratos Upright AZ3002: two-minute review Product info This is the vacuum on review: Shark Stratos DuoClean PowerFins Hair…
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MIT researchers and beauty brand Amorepacific made a wearable patch that analyzes skin aging
Researchers at MIT have been working with the South Korean beauty company Amorepacific for the past few years to develop a wearable "electronic skin" platform that can provide real-time insights about skin aging and make personalized skincare recommendations, and it's due to debut at CES 2026 as "Skinsight." Skinsight, which…
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