Category: Technology & Electronics
The OnePlus 11 Concept will feature a ‘flowing back’ with blue lighting
The OnePlus 11 is a powerful phone, but the design isn't what you'd call thrilling. Now, the company has teased a version called the OnePlus 11 Concept designed to counteract that narrative with… lots of LED lights. The "flowing back" has meandering stream-type LED lighting pattern with a ring around…
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The Morning After: The verdict on PlayStation VR2
PlayStation’s next-gen VR headset is here. It’s high-spec and, boy, high priced. Engadget’s Devindra Hardawar says it’s a massive step forward from the original PSVR, thanks to its high-resolution screens and innovative features like headset haptics. Engadget Back in 2016, when the original launched, VR was making another push into…
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PlayStation VR2 review: A great headset that should be cheaper
The PlayStation VR 2 is the virtual reality upgrade console gamers have been waiting for — but is it really worth $550? That depends on how much you need high quality VR. The virtual reality landscape looks completely different today than it did in 2016. The original PlayStation VR arrived…
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How AI will change the way we search, for better or worse
Great news everyone, we’re pivoting to chatbots! Little did OpenAI realize when it released ChatGPT last November that the advanced LLM (large language model) designed to uncannily mimic human writing would become the fastest growing app to date with more than 100 million users signing up over the past three…
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Oppo Find N2 Flip hands-on: Fixing the foldable’s shortcomings
Samsung, in a few short years, became the foldable phone company. For now. Rivals have either been unable to launch their own smartphone origami projects or simply failed to match against the Z Fold (the horizontal folding one) or the Z Flip (vertical folding ‘flip-phone’.) Oppo has been taking notes,…
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PlayStation DualSense Edge review: Sony’s pricey but powerful sidekick for the PS5
The original Xbox Elite controller came out way back in 2015, so it’s a wonder why Sony took so long to release its own take on a premium gamepad. But now that the PlayStation 5 is more widely available (kind of), the company is finally ready to show the world…
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