Berlin’s biggest tech show only opened its doors today, and it’s already served up a lighting strip that finally glows properly, a laptop that charges itself in direct sun, robot vacuums with genuinely different tricks, and headphones built around a chip designed to think for you.
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Hume’s second-generation health band drops the flashiest sales pitches and delivers on the basics that matter: a two-week battery, genuinely useful blood pressure trends, and daily health insights that make you want to check the app every morning rather than dread it.
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From a desktop that fits a shoebox room to a gaming laptop that can survive a full lecture day unplugged, here’s what’s worth adding to the basket before term starts.
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Two Leica lenses, a screen that detaches into its own remote, and enough stabilisation for the street, the studio and the summit. This is the pocket camera we stopped putting down.
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CASO’s new electric pizza oven promises restaurant-hot bakes in two minutes, at a price that might actually make your takeaway app nervous. Here’s what stacks up, and what’s doing some heavy lifting for the marketing team.
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We’ve always been sceptical of refurbished tech marketplaces. Then we did the maths on where a new pair of earbuds actually comes from, and where an old one ends up, and put refurbed.co.uk to the test.
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From a roof tent that pitches in a minute to a bike built to survive nine-year-old enthusiasm, here’s the gear worth packing before you head off this summer.
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A stylish little machine that turns a pre-frozen tub into smooth, scoopable ice cream, sorbet or gelato in minutes, as long as you plan a day ahead
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London bodywork brand Masaj has teamed up with wellness tech company Bon Charge to bring red light therapy into its treatment rooms. Here’s what the science actually says about combining the two, and why it might be a genuine preview of where wellness is heading.
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I ran KitchenAid’s entry-level automatic machine through a month of rushed mornings and iced coffee orders, to see whether one-touch coffee can really be that quick.
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