Cheap phone with a great screen!
The Lava Shark smartphone boasts a high-quality 17-centimeter or 6.67-inch LCD screen with a resolution of 1,612 x 720 pixels and a frequency of 120 frames per second. More
European alternatives to American programs and services
Political tension between the US and the rest of the world is escalating. But we have come out of this uncertainty with something positive. More and more users want to support European companies and are therefore looking for ... More
One UI 7.0 beta now available for...
Samsung has rushed to announce the preview version of Samsung One UI 7 for the Galaxy S23 family of smartphones. The new feature was received by users of Galaxy smartphones ... More
In the left pocket, a Samsung Galaxy S25, and in the right pocket, a Galaxy S25+. Which one would you rather have?
I've been testing both of Samsung's new phones for the past few weeks to come to a conclusion about which one I'd rather use every day. More
Xiaomi Watch S4 review - a good watch for the money
Xiaomi has had more success with bracelets so far. Success with watches has always eluded them. Will the new Xiaomi Watch S4 change that? More
What happens if we still use Windows XP today?
How easy do you think it is for an old Windows XP operating system to become infected with modern-day viruses? You might assume that you could happily browse the Internet until... More
Looking for a great tablet? Here's the Honor Pad X9a
The Honor Pad X9a is a tablet that, with its 11-inch (27.94-centimeter) display with a resolution of 2,508 x 1,504 pixels and an 8,300 mAh battery, provides... More
A compact computer with an incredible processor
Sixunited has also opted for the new AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 “Strix Halo” processor, equipping it with a compact desktop computer with the sales code AXB35-02.
Check if your Samsung will also receive the new One UI 7
Samsung will offer its new One UI 7 mobile operating system to users of "older" smartphones. The update will be available for download from April 7th. More
Tesla recalls 46,000 Cybertrucks
Tesla has recalled 46,096 Cybertruck electric cars in the US to fix a defect that caused steel panels on some vehicles to peel off or fly off while driving. ... More
