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What is USB-C? The USB technology explained
If you own any modern gadget, be it a smartphone, laptop, headphones or even a game controller, there’s a good chance that it will sport a USB-C port. USB-C is quickly becoming the universal port of choice in the technology world, both for power delivery and data transfer. This universal adoption means you won’t need…
These are the 4 ways to get HBO Max in the UK
HBO Max has arrived in the UK, challenging the likes of Netflix, Prime Video and Disney+ for you eyeballs and wallets. If you’ve been anticipating its release, you’ll be looking for ways to subscribe. HBO Max will launch with some exclusive programming but that doesn’t mean that everything that’s available on HBO Max isn’t available…
What is Google Gemini? Google’s answer to ChatGPT dissected
You’ll undoubtedly have heard of Google Gemini, as it’s found within many of the best Android phones. Essentially, Gemini is Google’s AI-powered virtual assistant that can do everything from answer questions, search the web and even create music. And it’s free to use too. But what really is Google Gemini and how does it actually…
What is DLSS 5? Nvidia’s controversial AI update explained
Nvidia saw a busy few days during its global GTC event hosted in San Jose. Alongside the launch of NemoClaw, Nvidia unveiled DLSS 5 which the company has hailed as its “most significant breakthrough in computer graphics” since real-time ray tracing. Although it might sound interesting, DLSS 5 has been met with significant backlash and…
What is NemoClaw? Nvidia’s open source stack explained
At Nvidia GTC, the recent global AI conference, Nvidia revealed its own open source stack. Dubbed NemoClaw, Nvidia explains that the stack “simplifies running OpenClaw always-on assistants”, but what does that really mean? How do NemoClaw and OpenClaw really work together? To help you understand, we explain everything we know about Nvidia’s NemoClaw including what…
Android vs iOS: Which is better for you in 2026?
Buying a smartphone in 2026 is a far cry from where we were 10 years ago, with less obvious reasons to go with either iOS or Android – but the choice remains one of the most significant you’ll make in your digital life. Whether you’re looking at the iPhone 17 or an Android flagship like…
What is Suno? The controversial AI music tool explained
Ever fancied yourself as a musician but have never actually picked up an instrument or sung a note in tune? That no longer matters, thanks to Suno. Suno is the AI-powered way to create full-length tracks in seconds with just a simple text prompt. But how does Suno actually work? Does it “borrow” the music…
What’s happening to RAM prices in 2026?
Unless you’ve been out of the loop, you’ll likely have seen that the price of RAM has been dominating the headlines over the past few months. RAM prices have been skyrocketing recently which is having a huge knock-on effect on consumers and manufacturers alike – and putting upcoming launches like the Steam Machine at risk…
7 Samsung launches we’re excited for this year
Alongside its plethora of CES reveals, and if online rumours are to be believed, 2026 is set to be a huge year for Samsung. Not only can we expect powerful new laptops, a new Galaxy S26 smartphone line-up and even the world’s first 115-inch Micro RGB TV, but Samsung is set to launch a huge…
9 Apple products we’ll likely see this year – from a foldable to a budget MacBook
If you’re an Apple fan, 2026 is shaping up to be the year that the ‘predictable’ release cycle finally breaks. While we’ve grown accustomed to the yearly upgrade cycles across Apple’s various product lines, from iPhones to Macs, the latest leaks suggest Apple is tearing up the rulebook in 2026. From a radical shake-up of…