How I learned that smart tech can’t save dumb appliances
Or: why I’m starting to come round on smart tech – even though I still hate it
Or: why I’m starting to come round on smart tech – even though I still hate it
The new Scuba Fifty Fathoms Blue Lagoon launch has gone under the radar, and fixes one of the biggest problems with the Fifty Fathoms
A smaller iPhone means an iPhone that’s used less often – and that’s no bad thing
Omega’s new Speedmaster Pilot will make you feel like Top Gun – even if your cockpit is just the office
Hybrid and EV variants cost the same, so going electric makes sense for most
Goodbye and good riddance, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp. And hello, shiny new Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete. Yes, mobile gaming is weird
Make a copy of any photo, note or document you consider important, in case the cloud you use inconveniently evaporates
Like its rivals, Apple’s artificial intelligence has nailed the artificial bit yet doesn’t exhibit much actual intelligence – but that doesn’t mean it’s not worth using
The recently unveiled Cybercab is a self-driving taxi with no pedals or wheel. We’re a long way from it, but I think Tesla can pull it off
Omega’s new Seamaster Diver 300M models have me ready to channel my inner Bond – sleek, adventurous, and with a new understated colourway
Classic retro games should be as accessible as your favourite songs. So why often aren’t they, unless you’re willing to break the law?
Ever wanted the same watch as SpongeBob SquarePants? Now you can, with this limited-edition collection from Spinnaker