After 15 years at the helm of the world's most important company, Tim Cook is handing over the reins. He is succeeded by John Ternus — an engineer, swimmer, and Apple silicon architect. But Apple remains with one open account: artificial intelligence.
For twenty years, we've been sticking GoPros to helmets, skis, motorcycle handlebars, and—let's face it—things we'd rather not mention here. Now, the little adventurer has put on his pants, put on his jacket, and stood in front of the mirror. The GoPro Mission 1 is no longer a camera. It's a declaration of war.
In recent years, something has been happening in the smartphone market that is quietly and slowly changing consumer habits. A mobile phone, which was a reasonably affordable device a decade ago, has today become an expensive status symbol. When we walk among the shelves of stores or open online offers, high prices quickly bring us to reality. Many find themselves under the question that is becoming increasingly serious: Is such an investment really necessary? If you have been looking for a new phone in recent months, then you know very well how quickly the price of premium models approaches the amount of the average Slovenian salary. Phones that children need for school and adults for work, mobile banking and applications have become a very expensive obligation.
Forget the heavy bricks of the past that tore through your pockets and drained faster than your phone. 2026 has brought smarter, ridiculously thin and, above all, safer batteries. We've discovered six technological breakthroughs that will never let you down. Which one is right for your lifestyle? Here are the best power banks of 2026.
Have you ever wondered what the perfect date between cutting-edge technology and uncompromising street style would sound like? The answer awaits you in the form of new wireless headphones that will take your favorite workout routine (and that loud sigh from your neighbor at the gym) to a whole new level. The combination of two giants brings innovations that you won't be able to say no to. Get ready for a sound revolution that will make you forget all excuses.
Welcome to 2026, where Xiaomi once again serves us something that sounds like science fiction on paper, but actually works in practice. The Redmi Buds 8 Pro promise an incredible 55 dB of silence, studio-quality sound, and a battery that lasts longer than the average transatlantic flight. Are they really that good or are they just another piece of plastic? Let's check.
Imagine a world where technology doesn't force you to choose a camp. Where you don't need a sinfully expensive leather case for your keychain. The Xiaomi Tag is exactly that. A small piece of plastic that quietly and elegantly solves the biggest follies of the smart tracker industry. Finally, something that simply works.
In a world where our phones are getting smarter every day, but their batteries still regularly die before we even order dinner, a power bank is a necessary evil. But instead of lugging around a massive "brick", there's the Xiaomi UltraThin Magnetic Power Bank 5000 15W. It's as thin as your bank card at the end of the month and incredibly lightweight.
We live in an era where smart devices follow us everywhere we go, but honestly, most of them look like heart rate monitors. The new Xiaomi Watch 5 promises a drastic change by combining raw durability with classic elegance. Have we finally got a watch that you won't have to nervously hide under your shirt sleeve during an important meeting or dinner?
The world has become unbearably loud, and it seems like every tech company on the planet is offering a solution in the form of miniature wireless earbuds. The market is literally saturated with promises of crystal-clear sound and batteries that, judging by the specs, will survive the apocalypse. But all too often, you end up buying an overpriced piece of plastic that makes your favorite music sound like it's coming through a rusty water pipe. Finding that one truly perfect model that justifies the high price tag and actually silences the chaos outside requires a lot more than just believing the glossy ads.
There are moments when everything stops. When the conversation dies down, the phones slide to the edge of the couch and our eyes linger on the screen. Not because we have to look, but because we simply can't look away. It's that feeling when the technology disappears and only the experience remains.
Take a moment and look at the device you're reading this article on. It probably costs more than the average used car from the 1990s, has processing power that would put the entire Apollo 11 mission to shame, and a camera that uses artificial intelligence to conjure up a sunny day in total darkness. All of this is, of course, wonderful, technically perfect, sterile, and... boring as hell. In a world where every memory we have is digitally corrected and smoothed with at least three filters, carrying around a pound of analog gear seems like utter madness. It's almost like deciding to drive to your morning meeting in a loud, smelly V8 petrol car with no power steering instead of a sleek electric crossover.











