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vivo V50: a smartphone that thinks like a photographer

If you're a mobile photography enthusiast but are worried about ending up with yet another phone that sounds like a tin can being tapped with a fork when you first listen to music, then the vivo V50 is something worth taking a closer look at. This ultra-slim yet battery-powered smartphone promises professional portraits, long battery life, and smooth performance. But does it really deliver on all of that? Well, it's time for a deep breath and a thorough review.

Artificial intelligence

Synthesia: A crazy good AI video translator and tool that erases language barriers in 180 languages

In a globalized world, language is often the last big barrier. Businesses want to reach foreign markets, content creators want to increase viewership, and educational institutions want to spread knowledge around the world. But professional video localization is expensive, time-consuming, and often impractical. That’s where Synthesia comes in, an AI video translator that automatically translates videos into over 140 languages—including audio, subtitles, and even on-screen elements. No need for film crews, professional voice actors, or expensive studio work. But is it really as good as it sounds?

Photo & Video

Leica Lux Grip: A grip and app that simulate the feel of a Leica on your iPhone

Leica has been synonymous with premium optics and prestigious cameras for decades, used by both professional photographers and fans of analog aesthetics. Now, the German brand has entered the world of mobile photography with its new product – the Leica Lux Grip. This accessory promises to turn your iPhone into an experience similar to taking photos with a Leica camera. But is this true, or is it just a luxury accessory that plays on nostalgia and branding?

Wearable devices

Timex Waterbury Traditional Chronograph: When you want a Zenith but buy a Timex

Timex is known for offering the look of a luxury watch at an affordable price. Their new watch, the Waterbury Traditional Chronograph, is a clear homage to the legendary Zenith El Primero, one of the most famous chronographs of all time. And while it doesn't offer top-notch Swiss mechanics, it's visually impressive.

Wearable devices

Seiko Alpinist GMT SPB493J1 – When a mountain adventurer meets a tropical hornbill

Seiko knows how. Not only does it know how to make a great watch, it also knows how to surprise. When we talk about the Seiko Alpinist, we're talking about one of the brand's most recognizable sports watches – durable, precise, always ready for adventure. But this one? The Alpinist GMT SPB493J1? It's a whole new level.

Wearable devices

Garmin Instinct 3: Durable smartwatch now with AMOLED display, better battery efficiency and built-in flashlight

Garmin has once again shown why it remains one of the leading manufacturers of rugged smartwatches with the next generation of its popular Garmin Instinct 3. The Garmin Instinct 3 brings two key innovations: the option of an AMOLED display for better contrast and brighter display, and a built-in LED flashlight, which is now standard on all models. At the same time, Garmin improves solar technology, optimizes battery life and adds new health monitoring features and improved connectivity. All this in a watch that remains true to its adventurous DNA - durable, durable and ready for any situation.

Photo & Video Smart phones

Google Pixel 9 Pro vs. Fujifilm X-M5: Can a smartphone really replace a dedicated camera?

Ten years ago, comparing a smartphone to a real camera would have been completely pointless. Today? It's not that easy anymore. The Google Pixel 9 Pro promises to deliver results comparable to real cameras with its advanced camera and artificial intelligence. The Fujifilm X-M5, on the other hand, insists on classic optics, a larger sensor, and full control over settings. Let's take a look - Google Pixel 9 Pro vs. Fujifilm X-M5.

Wearable devices

H. Moser & Cie Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton Boutique Edition: When Swiss Tradition Meets Silicon Valley

H. Moser & Cie is not your typical Swiss watch brand. In a world where big houses bet on recognition, Moser is that independent rebel who prefers to leave things unsaid. Their watches are often without logos, without excessive ornamentation and without unnecessary ballast – but still immediately recognizable. And this is exactly the philosophy they have implemented in the Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton Boutique Edition, a timepiece that is uncompromisingly minimalist on the one hand, and technically perfect down to the last detail on the other.

Smart phones

This is the Xiaomi 15 Ultra – the beast with a 200 MP camera is coming on February 26th at this price!

If you thought the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra would be the king of mobile photography in 2025, it's time to think again. The Xiaomi 15 Ultra, if the rumors are true, is going to set new rules for the game. According to a fresh leak, the phone is expected to be officially unveiled on February 26, just in time for the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025 in Barcelona. And while Xiaomi hasn't confirmed the date yet, it all fits in with the Chinese giant's strategies from last year. But the date is just the beginning - the key questions are: what's in store for this new ultra-premium phone and will it take over the throne of mobile photography?

Smart phones

This is the Samsung Galaxy A56: a mid-range champion that doesn't hide its ambitions with a price tag of around €499

Samsung's mid-range Samsung Galaxy A56 line is becoming an increasingly serious competitor to premium models.

Electric mobility Artificial intelligence

Autonomous driving is upon us: Tesla leads, China is close behind - the end of the European automotive industry?

When it comes to autonomous driving, Tesla is still on top. Their FSD (Full Self-Driving) system is constantly improving, offering capabilities that were science fiction a decade ago. But now China is coming – fast, aggressively, and with something that could completely reshape the automotive market. Autonomous driving is here!

Artificial intelligence

Super Bowl 2025: A Night of AI Commercials and Tech Ambitions

The Super Bowl is no longer just a sports spectacle – it is also the biggest stage for technology, where the future is seen not only on the field, but also between the commercials. If a few years ago the Super Bowl was full of cryptocurrency ads (and it's clear to everyone how that ended), this year's evening showed that the next big tech boom is artificial intelligence. Google and OpenAI decided to bring their vision of the AI future right in front of the eyes of more than 100 million viewers.

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