Technology
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IFA 2025: These Motorola phones get BIG battery upgrades The biggest Moto display yet, a sleek compact handset and the highest capacity battery I’ve seen on a UK-bound phone? Well hello, Moto -
Lenovo lines up three new gaming monitors for IFA 2025 The latest Legion Pro monitors come in 27in and 32in screen sizes, with either a UHD or QHD OLED display – and they’re available soon -
Lenovo drops two new AI-powered tablets at IFA 2025 The Lenovo Yoga Pad is designed to empower artists, while the Idea Tab Plus is packed with AI to make your work easier -
The Lenovo Legion Go 2 gets a release date at IFA 2025 And it’s going to hit shelves before the ROG Xbox Ally X – but should you wait? -
Samsung's portable Movingstyle TV is the perfect second TV Samsung had loads to show off at IFA this year, including a portable 4K TV and a robot vacuum that can climb stairs -
Anker lifts the lid on new Soundcore products at IFA 2025 Here’s everything Anker announced at IFA 2025 – earbuds, projectors, AI voice recorders and more -
Galaxy Tab S11 and S11 Ultra: Samsung's best productivity tablets yet? Samsung’s new tablets finally allow proper multi-monitor support – oh, and they’re quite nice bits of hardware, too -
Samsung just launched the Galaxy S25 FE but I’m struggling to see where it fits in Samsung’s latest smartphone I’m sure will be lovely but the pricing – and timing – are baffling -
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Creative Stage Pro review: A capable Pro-tender to the budget soundbar crown The Creative Stage Pro is a worthy new entry in an esteemed budget soundbar series, but we’re still recommending the Stage V2 for most people£130 -
Acer’s Predator X27U F8 monitor can refresh at an eyeball-busting 720Hz Acer's new monitor is super slick, over specified and very expensive -
Acer Chromebook Plus Spin 514: The perfect student laptop? Acer unveils a lightweight Chromebook with enough battery life to last 17 hours away from the mains -
Acer Swift Air 16 is a 990g 16in laptop A 16in laptop that seems to defy logic, Acer’s latest ultraportable is a scarcely believable 990g -
Acer AOPEN QH15s review: Portable projection on the cheap Image quality isn’t bad, but the poor software and substandard audio make this less of a bargain than it first appears£120