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Google Gemini just saw a 46% spike in traffic – but ChatGPT still has the most loyal users

By Graham Barlow published 8 October 25

The latest traffic figures show a sharp rise for Gemini visits, but ChatGPT still has the most loyal users.

BenQ BL2790QT review

By Tim Danton published 23 January 25

A unique mix of features and keen price make this Macfriendly display a good option.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella gets a major pay rise - but will its increasing AI focus be enough to continue to pay the bills?

By Efosa Udinmwen published 26 October 25

Microsoft’s soaring AI revenues boost executive rewards, exposing sharp inequality and uncertainty about whether such growth can truly last.

"Then, like a jigsaw puzzle, the final piece fell into place": the extraordinary struggles and challenges that shaped the world's lightest laptop ever built, laid bare in an essay

By Efosa Udinmwen published 26 December 24

The Dynabook LIFEBOOK WU5/J3 is the world’s lightest 14-inch laptop at 634 grams.

This ultra-lightweight portable 15.6-inch monitor and magnetic stand could be the ideal productivity accessory for professionals on the go

By Wayne Williams published 23 November 24

This ultra-lightweight 15.6-inch portable display and magnetic stand could significantly boost your productivity.

I tested the MSI Summit MS321UP - a high-quality business monitor that’s packed with features

By Tim Danton published 13 May 25

A high-quality business monitor that’s packed with features designed to make your working life easier.

Ultim8 by Supermouth review: A well-designed sonic toothbrush with a slick UV SmartHub gimmick

By Matt Evans published 15 April 25

Ultim8 by Supermouth is a basic sonic toothbrush that relies on its compatible SmartHub to stand out.

De'Longhi's new bean-to-cup coffee machine could make you a milk-frothing maestro

By Cat Ellis published 1 March 25

Love a latte but struggle to make them at home? The De'Longhi La Specialista Touch might be the solution.

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Brits are turning from VPNs to proxies to resist age verification – but their data may be at risk

By Mark Gill published 13 August 25

After a spike in VPN usage, proxy provider Decodo reported a sharp rise in proxy users coming from the UK, as the new Online Safety Act's age checks are enforced.

5 outstanding tech reviews of the week: the sublime new Sony WH-1000XM6 headphones and Motorola's seriously stylish foldable

By Josh Russell published 17 May 25

Reviews Recap: Sony's innovative, feature-packed noise-cancelling cans and the most gorgeous clamshell foldable we've ever seen.

Don't miss SharkNinja's pre-Black Friday blitz (including a deep Ninja Crispi discount)

By Benjamin Newman, Benjamin Newman published 17 November 25

From game-changing vacuums to must-have kitchen gadgets, spruce up your home with up to 30% off.

Philips Shaver S9000 Prestige review: a premium electric shaver that comes at a premium price

By Harry Padoan published 7 March 25

The Philips Shaver S9000 Prestige is an excellent performing electric shaver that’s comfortable and simple to use.

Rule the school with a legendary laptop: the speed you need with power for days

By Sponsored published 1 August 25

Astonishing speed. Incredible stamina. Ace everything with your PC powered by Snapdragon

Roborock Qrevo Edge review: a premium robot vacuum that stumbles in the one area it should shine

By Sharmishta Sarkar published 15 April 25

This do-it-all robot vacuum needs minimal hands-on effort from you, but doesn't quite live up to its name.

Some of Smeg's best kitchen appliances just got a fresh new look, and I think I'm in love

By Cat Ellis published 20 March 25

The new Jade Green shade is like taking a plunge in a lagoon, and now I want to redecorate my whole kitchen.

Gemini AI turns up in Chrome browser to help you write, as Google plays catch-up with Microsoft Edge

By Darren Allan published 23 February 24

Microsoft Edge already has a ’compose’ feature, but Google’s spin on this idea is a bit different.

BenQ's sharp-looking new 4K projectors promise HDMI 2.1 with ultra-low lag for gaming, plus great streaming and connectivity options

By Carrie Marshall published 1 October 25

BenQ's new TK705 Series are bright, true 4K projectors for your home

5 outstanding tech reviews of the week: the light, razor-thin Samsung S25 Edge and a mindblowing soundbar debut

By Josh Russell published 7 June 25

Reviews Recap: Samsung's super-fast, slimline new flagship and Marshall immersive, musical new soundbar.

Ooh, shiny! I hate myself for being so excited about Liquid Glass in iOS 26

By Axel Metz published 11 June 25

Apple may have fallen behind in the AI race, but at WWDC 2025 it proved that it can still pull some stylish software out of the hat when it needs to.

Ricoh announces two GR IV variants, including a long-awaited first in the series for monochrome fans

By Peter Fenech published 21 October 25

Ricoh has announced the development of the GR IV Monochrome and GR IV HDF, which promise to give compact camera users even more creative flexibility

Dell Precision 5690 mobile workstation review

By Collin Probst published 11 December 24

The Dell Precision 5690 Laptop is an excellent mobile workstation, combining impressive power and a sleek design with a comfortable keyboard and sharp display.

Best Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses update yet adds Live AI tools in early access

By Hamish Hector published 16 December 24

Meta is rounding out the year with a major update to its Ray-Ban smart glasses.

This prototype monitor will use a groundbreaking tech no rivals offer - Light Field changes the way objects shine when you move

By Wayne Williams published 24 September 25

JapanNext reveals prototype monitor using Light Field technology that causes screen objects to shine differently when viewed from various angles.

Beard trimmer vs electric shaver: what’s the difference, and which should you buy?

By Tom May published 12 January 25

Learn how to pick the right device for your grooming needs.

Assassin's Creed Shadows DLC, Claws of Awaji, is a refreshingly focused experience that does everything the main game does – just much better

By Jake Green published 19 September 25

More than the sumi-e of its parts

The Lavazza Assoluta adjusts its own brew settings to suit your beans, but does it make a good espresso?

By Cat Ellis published 26 October 25

An espresso machine that aims to take the trial-and-error out of espresso.

I used the Acer Chromebook Spin 312 for all kinds of tasks, and it handles most of them well – just not at the same time

By Lewis Maddison published 30 June 25

The Acer Chromebook Spin 312 is portable and versatile thanks to its small size and convertible nature – but is it powerful enough for your everyday needs?

Sony's WH-1000XM6 collab high-end headphone bag looks like someone's taken a hammer to a haggis (and I kind of love it)

By Carrie Marshall published 15 August 25

The Alto bag is a fashion-forward carrier for Sony's best wireless headphones

Shark Detect Pro vs PowerDetect: which vacuum is better?

By Ruth Hamilton last updated 13 February 25

We run down all the differences between two of Shark's most hi-tech vacuum lines

SharpSpring CRM review 2026

By Ritoban Mukherjee published 19 December 25

Powerful marketing automation meets intuitive CRM

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