Five gadgets that seem like science fiction, but are already available for purchase
This article discusses five cutting-edge gadgets that, once imagined in science fiction, have now become real and accessible products.
Ubon has reached the kitchen with phone accessories, what is the future plan
The Indian consumer electronics market is undergoing rapid changes, with Ubon expanding from mobile accessories to home appliances.
Amazon plans its first smartphone more than 10 years after a failed attempt with the Fire Phone
Amazon is preparing to launch a new smartphone more than a decade after its unsuccessful Fire Phone attempt in 2014.
TECNO launches CAMON 50 series with flagship Camera Power, AI productivity and exclusive launch gifts
TECNO has launched the CAMON 50 Series smartphones, featuring advanced camera capabilities and AI productivity tools, along with special gifts for early buyers.
Electronics price hike due to global memory chip shortage ‘May just be the new normal’
A global shortage of memory chips is leading to significant price increases in consumer electronics, driven largely by demand from AI tech companies.
5 of the Best Tech Gifts for Eid al-Fitr
This article presents a list of top tech gifts suitable for Eid al-Fitr, catering to tech enthusiasts and their preferences.
What is the MacBook Neo like: is the new Apple notebook, which is cheaper and challenges the reign of Windows and Chromebook, worth it?
The MacBook Neo is Apple's first foray into a market dominated by Windows and budget Chromebooks, offering a lower price without sacrificing quality.
‘Ignoring’ everyone with the AirPods Max 2: More noise cancellation and the same price for Apple's new product
Apple has unveiled the AirPods Max 2, featuring improved noise cancellation and maintaining the same price point as its predecessor.
New Samsung rival smartwatch drops to £75 as Nothing unveils CMF Watch 3 Pro
The Nothing CMF Watch 3 Pro has been launched at a discounted price of £75, positioning itself as a budget-friendly alternative to more expensive smartwatches from Samsung and Apple.
More expensive mobiles, computers, or cars. The conflict in Iran threatens chip prices
The conflict in Iran is causing potential increases in the prices of consumer electronics including mobile phones, computers, and cars due to threats to chip supply chains.
We tested an almost perfect television – Better can be sought
The LG G5 television released this year has been evaluated as nearly flawless, according to recent tests.
Roomba Max 705 Combo Review: A Steep Road Ahead
iRobot's Roomba Max 705 Combo aims to reclaim its competitive edge in the robotic vacuum market with advanced features.
Used smartphones are worth their weight in gold. Spring accelerates sales
The market for used smartphones is expected to grow as the supply of new devices declines and demand increases, particularly around the upcoming gift-giving season.
Smartphones with Android: All except iPhone
The article discusses the diversity and advancements in the Android smartphone market, highlighting alternatives to the iPhone from various manufacturers.
What experts said about Apple's new 'MacBook Neo' computer?
Experts share varying opinions on Apple's new budget laptop, the MacBook Neo, which is priced around $600, significantly lower than traditional Apple models.
The price of cheap electronics: looks like the original but could burn down your home
A significant proportion of cheap electronics and toys sold in the EU do not meet safety standards, posing serious risks to consumers.
Xiaomi 17 and Xiaomi 17 Ultra - top-level flagships
This article explores the high expectations consumers have for flagship smartphones like the Xiaomi 17 and Xiaomi 17 Ultra, including performance, build quality, and features.
Apple Reveals Its Cheapest Laptop, Costs Less Than an iPhone
Apple has unveiled its most affordable laptop, priced lower than its flagship smartphone, the iPhone.
Eight chains of household appliances will be together for the first time at a simultaneous fair in Guayaquil and Quito
Eight major appliance retailers in Ecuador will participate in a simultaneous fair in Guayaquil and Quito, showcasing competitive offers and consumer guidance.
2026, the year we start being replaced
The article discusses the impending systemic displacement of human labor due to the convergence of physical and cognitive automation, highlighted by advancements showcased at the 2026 Consumer Electronics Show.
The cheapest iPhone has a successor. It has a more attractive price than its predecessor.
The article discusses the announcement of a new, cheaper iPhone model which is priced more competitively than the previous version.
Apple launched the iPhone 17e: better processor and attractive price
Apple has introduced the iPhone 17e, featuring the new A19 chip at a starting price of $599, marking a significant launch for the company in 2026.
Thin construction and top performance, wanting to compete with iPads at a more attractive price
A report discusses an upcoming product designed to compete with iPads by offering superior performance at a more attractive price point.
Do You Know the Difference Between USB 4 and Thunderbolt 4? USB Standards Are a Confusing Mess
The article explores the differences between USB 4 and Thunderbolt 4, highlighting the confusion surrounding USB standards.
The increase in import tariffs on electronics impoverishes Brazilians
The Brazilian government has raised import tariffs on over a thousand products, including electronics, which may exacerbate financial strain on consumers despite claims of negligible price impacts.
After backlash, government reverses tariff increase on electronic products; decision restores original rate for smartphones
The Brazilian government has rolled back a recent increase in import tariffs on electronic products after significant backlash from Congress and social media.
Wireless Charging: Understand the Technology and See Compatible Models
Wireless charging allows users to power their smartphones simply by placing them on a charging pad, eliminating the need for cables.
Goodbye Noise with Huawei FreeBuds Pro5
The article discusses the Huawei FreeBuds Pro5, a new entry into the crowded wireless earphone market, emphasizing its design and audio quality as key selling points.
We Ordered a Free Temu Tablet – Here's What Happened
A Finnish journalist shares their experience with a free Temu tablet that arrived in the country, revealing unexpected issues with the device.
'Quality' Bluetooth earbuds hailed as 'the best on the market' are £110 off
Rinsmola Wireless Earbuds, currently on sale for £19.99, have been praised as one of the best Bluetooth earbud options in the market, discounted from £129.99.
Retail sales in January in Poland exceeded average forecasts of economists
Retail sales in Poland in January 2025 surpassed economists' expectations, driven by significant increases in furniture and electronics sales.
After the success of the orange iPhone 17, Apple is considering launching the new generation in red
Apple is contemplating a new color scheme for the upcoming iPhone 18 series, potentially introducing a deep red color following the success of the orange iPhone 17.
Five on Friday: Let's Go!
This article presents five new tech products including a multi-tool, camera lens, ski goggles, washer-dryer, and headlamp.
Xiaomi launches 75-inch QLED TV, this is the price
Xiaomi has launched its new 75-inch QLED TV, the Xiaomi QLED TV X Pro 75, in the Indian market, priced at ₹69,999 with promotional discounts available.
Wearable robotics are changing how we walk and run
Wearable robotics are evolving from industrial applications to everyday use, enhancing mobility for both athletes and the general public.
The 'Oil' of the Digital Age is 'Drying Up': The Invisible Crisis That is Making Everything More Expensive
A looming 'memory crisis' threatens the tech world as demand for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) outstrips supply, primarily fueled by the rapid expansion of AI data centers.
Electrical and electronic goods’ value reached 3 billion euros in 2025
The Greek electrical and electronic goods market saw a decline, reaching a value of 3 billion euros in 2025, with industry uncertainty impacting consumer willingness to spend.
WSJ: Chip Shortage Is Tormenting Consumer Electronics – and It Is Getting Worse
The global chip shortage is causing leading electronics manufacturers to face steep price increases and difficult choices regarding consumer pricing and product specifications.
OnePlus Surprised in Testing: Pad Go 2 is a High-Quality Budget Tablet
OnePlus's new budget tablet, the Pad Go 2, exceeds expectations in quality.
Verkkokauppa.com significantly improved its sales at the end of the year
Verkkokauppa.com reported a substantial increase in sales, with a growth of over 20% in revenue during the last quarter of the year compared to the previous year.
Consumer Electronics Giant Nojima Raises Starting Salary to 400,000 Yen for Exceptional Part-Time Workers
Nojima has announced a significant increase in starting salaries for new graduates, raising it to a maximum of 400,000 yen for those with exceptional part-time experience.
The memory chip crisis hits the markets - and worse is coming
The skyrocketing prices of memory chips are reshaping the global market, creating a significant divide between winners and losers.
"Mamut" mobile and laptop fraud for four billion. The operator is also a victim
Three people have been charged with a fraud involving consumer electronics, causing damages exceeding 4.1 billion crowns, with victims including a mobile operator and major suppliers.
Where are the 8K televisions?
After promising a revolution in home viewing since 2018, the 8K television standard has largely failed, as most manufacturers have abandoned the race.
Nokia Mobile Manufacturer Prepares New Headphones
The European brand has announced the arrival of new headphones following the recent introduction of six TWS headphone models.
The price of memory due to AI has skyrocketed, mobile phones and computers will become more expensive
The price of computer memory has surged dramatically in just a few months, triggering a chain reaction that could raise the prices of smartphones, laptops, and other devices as early as 2026 due to increased demand driven by artificial intelligence.
Samsung facing accusations from UOKiK President. It's about reviews and ratings
Samsung Electronics Poland is under scrutiny for potentially misleading presentation and publishing of product reviews and ratings, as a recent study shows that 93% of online shoppers rely on such opinions when making purchases.
AI-powered innovation dominates Consumer Electronics show
The Consumer Electronics Show showcased a range of innovative technologies powered by artificial intelligence.
Robots wow crowds at Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas
The Consumer Electronics Show showcased interactive machines and AI technology, with highlights including OlloNi the wheeled cyber pet and advancements in humanoid robotics.
New Lego sets have caused controversy. They are dripping with technology
Lego has unveiled its revolutionary Smart Bricks at the Consumer Electronics Show 2026 in Las Vegas, aiming to transform nearly a century of tradition in children's play, which has sparked significant concern among enthusiasts.