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Sony’s GT Sophy AI is beating the best Gran Turismo players and could help shape autonomous cars going forward.
Sony’s newest Walkman music players look fancy, play high-quality audio, and can stream from your fave services. At a price.
Logitech’s new pink pro-level gaming mouse highlights the lack of colour in gaming accessories. Unless you like RGB.
The free ride for legacy G Suite users ends soon. If you’re hunting for a new home for custom email domains, here’s six options to consider alongside Google Workspace.
The latest Galaxy Unpacked event showed off the new Galaxy S22 range, with the S22 Ultra the big attention grabber.
Despite the Eagle Pro AI name, D-Link’s latest range of AI-driven Wi-Fi tech is pretty subtle as far as networking goes.
Real recommendations from top to bottom. The best phones your money can buy, from the best iPhone, best Android, best budget phones and the best cheap as chips smartphone for under $200.
Transferring your playlists between music streaming platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and Tidal is easy thanks to these third-party tools.
Aussie car and modding enthusiast Conor Merrigan has shown the cool results of a modded Game Boy Camera + an SLR lens.
The Alienware x14 is the thinnest laptop ever from Dell’s gaming arm. And it’s got the price to match.
If you’ve ever wished your DSLR could shoot 8K cinema-quality video, Canon presents the EOS R5 C.
It’s the end of an era for Google’s popular legacy G Suite service.
Recycled aluminium and water bottles + vegan leather: all materials going into Lenovo’s upcoming eco-friendly ThinkPad Z and Yoga 6 laptops.
Big, bright and foldable, Asus’ 17-inch hybrid laptop-tablet features an OLED display with plenty of configuration options.