Samsung has unveiled the eighth generation of its foldable spectacle. While the world eagerly awaits Apple's response from Cupertino, Seoul has created something unpredictable, outrageously expensive, and technically extraordinary. Welcome to a world where a phone costs more than your first premium sedan.
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USB-C has finally unified the world of cables, but not the world of chargers. If your phone supports PPS, you might be charging it slower, hotter, and less smartly than you could with an old or cheap charger.
The campaign for the new Xiaomi 17T series, whose central message is The King of Details, features Daša Kogoj, the creator behind the Daša's Pottery brand. Her world is quiet, warm and tactile. It is a world of clay, hands, slow creation, soft natural light and objects that are not created for the moment, but for everyday life.
The new Xiaomi 17T series, consisting of the Xiaomi 17T and Xiaomi 17T Pro, understands this modern rhythm of life very well. These are phones for users who want more freedom in content creation, more confidence in the camera, and more of a feeling of having a device in their pocket that can capture a story at any moment.
Xiaomi today unveiled the latest addition to its T-series smartphone lineup, the all-new Xiaomi 17T series, which includes the Xiaomi 17T and Xiaomi 17T Pro. Combining an advanced Leica 5x telephoto camera, an eye-protecting display, and an ultra-high-capacity battery, the Xiaomi 17T series comes as a photography flagship with a sophisticated design. The line brings two device sizes to the T-series for the first time and is designed to offer an exceptional experience to modern users.
Apple has apparently finally solved the biggest nightmare of foldable phones and created a completely crease-free display. But what if the iPhone Fold or "Ultra" fails basic durability tests. A creaking sound is heard from its interior and the hinge gives way. Instead of a premiere in the fall of 2026, we may have to wait until 2027 for this miracle.
The new Sony Xperia 1 VIII is a refreshing reminder that in a world of uniform and boring smartphones, there's still room for those who want a microSD slot, a proper headphone jack, and a camera that'll make you feel like a Hollywood director on a budget.
The most popular phones of the season include the mid-range, Chinese behemoths with 200-megapixel telephoto lenses, and of course, Apple, which insists on its throne. Let's see why you should choose them.
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.
The crunch of snow under the snowdrifts, the smell of mulled wine, and the bright spotlights mercilessly cutting through the darkness. As a tech journalist, I can tell you that this is the toughest possible test for any smartphone camera: we have extreme contrasts, fast movement, and very little natural light.
Forget boring plastic soap boxes from Korea and Cupertino. The Nothing Phone (4a) Pro comes with 140x zoom, 137 LEDs, and a body that's thinner than politicians' campaign promises. Is this a phone that actually has a soul?
Remember the days when phones were just black or gray boxes full of boredom. Then along came Carl Pei and his London-based team Nothing and sold us transparency as the latest fashion. Now they've gone one step further. Introducing the Nothing Phone (4a) in pink - a device that proves that a man in a leather jacket (yes, me) can write about a "pink" phone without losing his dignity. Almost.











