
The iPhone Duo Might Actually Make Folding Phones Matter
Foldables have been a rich person's science experiment for seven years. Apple's first attempt looks like the one that finally graduates the form factor.
We buy it, we test it, we tell you. No spec-sheet regurgitation.

Foldables have been a rich person's science experiment for seven years. Apple's first attempt looks like the one that finally graduates the form factor.

Mercedes built an 8K screening room and bolted four wheels to it. The 2028 VLE is gorgeous, indulgent, and a hard sell to Americans who still hate minivans.

Subscription fatigue is real, and a growing number of fitness tracker brands are betting you're done paying monthly just to see your own data.

Two flagships, two philosophies, one zoom war. The spec sheets won't tell you which phone actually shoots better — but the engineering choices will.

The Galaxy Book 6 Ultra is a competent laptop. It's also an admission that Samsung's computing division has run out of ideas of its own.
Three weeks of daily driving, an external monitor it didn't deserve, and one thermal test that surprised me.
The hardware finally caught up. The software is the best Android has ever been. The marketing is, somehow, still terrible.