Samsung Ballie with Gemini AI isn’t so much your robot buddy as a personal nag-bot
Your wheelie good plastic pal? Not if Samsung Ballie turns out to be an AI-infused bossy boots know-it-all
Opinion
I didn’t get the Galaxy S25 Edge hype until living with this slim phone
Infinix’s Hot 50 Pro+ is currently the thinnest slim phone you can buy at 6.8mm – and it’s made me excited for the upcoming Galaxy S25 Edge
Denon’s new true wireless earbuds are my top choice for budget conscious buyers
Audio specialist Denon has announced two new additions to its true wireless lineup: the AH-C500W and AH-C840NCW
I think Nintendo Switch Online’s expansion pack membership is fantastic value on Switch 2
GameCube games and Switch 2 editions of both Zelda games at launch? Yes, please!
Nintendo Switch 2 Game-Key Cards are the worst of all worlds. Physical media should be yours forever
Game cards without the actual games on them are set to multiply on the Switch 2, leaving you with a collection of games you’ll never fully own
My daily life is busy – so the Nintendo Switch 2 is the perfect console for me
The original Switch gave me countless short blasts of gaming fun with my daughter. Its sequel looks to offer more of the same. Good.
No OLED? No problem! Why I don’t mind the Switch 2’s LCD return
On-the-go gaming needs brightness and battery life
I think Nintendo has made one huge mistake with Switch 2
There’s no getting around the fact something’s missing and I think it’s a massive misstep by Nintendo to go backwards
Switch Virtual Game Cards are a good idea – but I want Nintendo to go further
Is Nintendo’s outside the (virtual) box thinking a slice of freedom or merely a less annoying walled garden?
The new Breitling Top Time B31 might be my favourite Breitling watch, ever
The Top Time B31 is sized right, it looks incredible, and it represents a new chapter for Breitling
Move over Apple Watch – as a retro gamer, I want an Atari 2600 My Play smartwatch on my wrist
What do you get when you cross a classic console and a smartwatch? No, not a midlife crisis – this fitness tracker is for folks who spent their childhoods in the glow of a CRT screen
Digitise old photos, tapes and disks before your history and memories fade to dust
We live in a world with an abundance of media. It wasn’t always that way. Which is why we need to digitise memories stored on analogue media before they’re gone forever
