The Bigme Hibreak S is a relatively affordable smartphone with an e-ink display that works well as a pocket-sized e-reader, but can also replace a regular smartphone thanks to its LTE modem, speakers, cameras and Android operating system.

Nikon’s compact full-frame camera with retro design gains new features with a major software update to version 3.00. The new firmware introduces the option to shoot photos with film grain in order to match the camera’s retro look.

The Oppo Find X9 Pro camera flagship will be offered in Europe with an optional telephoto converter that is said to enable tenfold optical zoom. However, misleading marketing is attempting to obscure the telephoto converter's biggest weakness.

According to the latest rumors, Apple is planning at least two significant camera upgrades for the iPhone 18 Pro (Max). The anniversary iPhone in 2027 will also be particularly exciting, as it is expected to be equipped with a camera sensor developed by Apple for the first time, which promises far better image quality thanks to new technology.

The new 14-inch MacBook Pro M5 looks very similar to its predecessor, but there are a few surprises inside, as a teardown video from iFixit shows. However, replacing the battery remains unnecessarily complicated.

The Wiko Hi MateBook 14 aims to deliver compelling value. Powered by a snappy AMD Ryzen processor, this mid-range laptop features a distinctive keyboard design and a fast 120 Hz OLED touchscreen with a 3:2 aspect ratio.

Nothing CEO Carl Pei has previously spoken out against shipping smartphones with loads of bloatware, but bloatware will still be part of Nothing smartphones going forward. Nothing is also upsetting customers with ads on the lock screen.

The Apple iPad Pro is arguably becoming a more interesting laptop alternative every year, as Apple increases performance and improves the software in terms of multitasking and file management. According to latest rumors, the next generation iPad Pro M6 inherits an interesting feature from the Apple iPhone 17 Pro.

Nike has essentially unveiled an e-bike for your feet, as Project Amplify is designed to make walking and running easier, thus improving the performance of athletes and supporting people with limited mobility.