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My first experience of wireless phone charging was over ten years ago in 2009 with the Palm Pre and its Touchstone charger, which doubled up as a desk stand, tilting the phone at just the right angle. After the annoyances of multiple charger connectors, the simplicity of wireless charging was a revelation, even though Palm's implementation had a few quirks.
Although many of us still remain in lockdown, there's light at the end of the pandemic tunnel with a number of countries now easing the restrictions. Painful as it has been for many, it's also been positive in several respects. I spend more time with my children, there's no hour long commute and I've been taking walks every day. Well,
Battle Royale remains a tremendously popular segment of mobile gaming but these fast-paced action games need speedy systems to make them shine. Consequently, it's no great surprise that OnePlus has partnered with Epic Games to create a new mobile experience for owners of the OnePlus 8 series of phones when it comes to playing Fortnite. With the rollout currently underway, OnePlus
The lockdown might be easing in your country, but it doesn't look like working from home is going to go away anytime soon: VPNs, Office 365, Microsoft Teams, Zoom and Google Meet are all the new norms for the working day. With all the family at home, flat surfaces are at a premium and the kitchen table is now my
Xiaomi have certainly been busy in the past few weeks, releasing updated versions across its product line - Redmi, Mi and now Poco, with the release of the F2 Pro. It's a replacement for the Pocophone F1 and is now just branded Poco, which is a definite improvement over something that sounds like Pokemon. Having said that, this is not
Another week, another phone launch and it's LG's turn with the new LG Velvet. For those keeping count, the Velvet is really the next iteration of the G8, so think of the Velvet as the G9, though it's not quite as high-end as might be expected from the G-range. That's not to say it doesn't have a couple of tricks
In addition to the Redmi Note 9 and 9 Pro announced last week, Xiaomi also unveiled the Mi Note 10 Lite. Based on the Mi Note 10 from last year which offers a whopping 108 MP rear camera, the Lite edition reduces the specs in few places to make the phone a little bit more affordable while still looking premium.