Super-slim iPhones and stair-climbing robots, is tech getting exciting again?
After years of safe, boring upgrades, tech finally feels playful and ambitious again – and I couldn’t be happier

After years of safe, boring upgrades, tech finally feels playful and ambitious again – and I couldn’t be happier
Apple wants you to believe thin is in. But so are the compromises with the iPhone Air: a single camera, less battery life, and the looming threat of Bendgate 2.0
Apple’s next flagship iPhone promises sharper shots, bokeh brilliance and zoom levels to coo at. But will it really be a picture-perfect upgrade for snap-happy camera lovers?
Apple’s about to slap the Air name on an iPhone for the first time, but will the iPhone 17 Air be light and lovely or light on features and battery life?
More than meets the eye? Pretty much, because Lego Transformers Soundwave gives you a double hit of childhood nostalgia
Small improvements only go so far in the face of increasingly tough Chinese competition
The cloud is great – until it isn’t. If big tech slammed the door in your face, you could lose everything. Here’s how to stop it from becoming your own personal disaster movie
In iOS 26, your iPhone lets you easily set a reminder for you to call back any missed calls – which is the sort of smarts I want
Sony says Xperia phones aren’t going anywhere, but an evolution wouldn’t be a had thing
An iPhone that costs two grand needs to be more than just a phone or a plaything for the rich
I took the Gozney Tread wild camping in Wales to find out if a truly portable pizza oven can deliver restaurant-quality results off-grid
Age verification is blazing across the world to keep kids safe, but is it also opening the door to surveillance, censorship and overreach?