With new video game consoles out this week, Microsoft and Sony are decades-long incumbents in the industry. But that wasn’t always the case.
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Free unlimited photo storage is a thing of the past—thanks a lot, Google. So what to do?
Don MacAskill has been trying for 18 years to persuade people to pay to back up and view their photos online, as an alternative to the home hard drives or keeping everything on the phone.
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MagSafe on iPhone 12: I still want USB-C, but I was wrong about Apple’s magnetic charger
One day in and MagSafe has snapped itself into my life. But how many variations will there be?
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iPhone 12 vs. Pro and Pro Max: The features that might convince you to go Pro
Do you really need an iPhone 12 “Pro” model or is the regular iPhone 12 enough?
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2021 Hyundai Elantra first drive review: Standout style with plenty of substance
Loaded with tech and design flair, Hyundai’s seventh-generation Elantra sedan is a more compelling compact than ever.
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Pininfarina Battista is smarter than your phone when roaming
The electric hypercar can automatically connect cell networks in over 50 countries based on location and signal strength.
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Philips 279C9 monitor
Philips’ new 4K 27-inch IPS monitor is a USB-C-capable precision productivity package, but isn’t a true HDR panel.
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CSIRO and Austrade prescribe digital and R&D to create ‘roaring 2020s’
Australian science agency takes a look at ‘megatrends’ from the COVID-times and projects the best paths to recreate the vision of prosperity of the 1920s.
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Fujitsu to develop supercomputer for AI research in Japan
The ‘AI bridging green cloud infrastructure supercomputer’ will feature 120 nodes, 11.2 petabytes of storage, and is expected to reach peak performance of 19.3 petaflops.
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iFixit’s iPhone 12 mini teardown looks at how Apple fit so much into such a tiny device
Orders for the new iPhone 12 mini have started arriving for customers, and the team at iFixit did a two-part teardown—of both an EU and US model— to figure out how Apple managed to include 5G hardware and the usual iPhone components into such a little device.