Articles by Lloyd Coombes, Freelancer & Podcaster

Lloyd Coombes is a freelance tech and fitness writer for TechRadar. He's an expert in all things Apple as well as Computer and Gaming tech, with previous works published on TopTenReviews, Space.com, and Live Science. You'll find him regularly testing the latest MacBook or iPhone, but he spends most of his time writing about video games at Dexerto.

Articles by: Lloyd Coombes

Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic on a wrist

Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 and 8 Classic reportedly certified – but no mention of the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2

By Lloyd Coombes published 29 May 25

Samsung's next watches seem to have leaked, but it appears there won't be an Ultra 2 – at least not yet.

Wear OS 6: Everything we know, including new Gemini features

By Lloyd Coombes last updated 21 May 25

Wear OS 6 is coming this year, and it's bringing big changes for Google wearables and beyond. Here's what you can expect from the big update.

A WearOS smartwatch and car with Android Auto with Gemini support

Finally! Gemini is coming to Wear OS 6 – including non-Google devices like Samsung Galaxy Watches

By Lloyd Coombes published 15 May 25

Google's next big Wear OS 6 update will have big ramifications for other devices, with Gemini leaping to devices like Samsung's Galaxy Watches.

Fitbit Premium, one of the best fitness apps

Best fitness app 2025: Get fit with just a smartphone

By Lloyd Coombes last updated 9 May 25

The best fitness apps for all your needs, whether you're a runner, cyclist or gym bunny.

I’ve spent hours playing games and listening to music with the Astro A50 Gen 5 — here’s why they’re worth the price

By Lloyd Coombes published 27 April 25

Recommended

A perfect headset for anyone playing on multiple systems, without compromising on audio quality on any of them.

Zing Coach is an app that reveals the true power of AI training

By Lloyd Coombes published 21 April 25

Zing Coach has shot to popularity, and for good reason — here’s why it’s worth a look.

The Thrustmaster Sol-R breaks free from Earth’s atmosphere in style, with a fantastic stick for space fans

By Lloyd Coombes published 19 March 25

Recommended

This space flight stick is a great value, and packs duo functionality too.

Apple products with Apple Intelligence against a white background

Apple rushed Apple Intelligence and now the company is stuck playing catch up

By Lloyd Coombes published 12 March 25

Apple Intelligence might be stuck in a cycle of promising too much too soon and working to difficult deadlines.

How to turn off Google Gemini on your Pixel phone, and return to Google Assistant

By Lloyd Coombes published 6 March 25

Not enjoying your chats with Google Gemini? You can swap back to Google Assistant with ease — here's how.

How to replace Google Search with Perplexity AI

By Lloyd Coombes published 5 March 25

You can use Perplexity.ai for a different search experience, and it's remarkably easy to swap over

Apple’s new Invites app gives iCloud Plus subscribers an easier way to organize parties – and Android fans are invited too

I tried Apple's new AI-powered Invites app, but I'm not sure why anyone else would

By Lloyd Coombes published 4 March 25

Apple’s invite app is a solid foundation, but is it really what we need right now?

An option to change Apple Intelligence language in iOS 18.4.

How to change Apple Intelligence settings: take control of Apple AI

By Lloyd Coombes published 3 March 25

Apple Intelligence is more customizable than you may think. Here's how to make the most out of Apple's AI features.

The Thrustmaster AVA F/A-18 Super Hornet is a fantastic flight stick that took my setup to new heights

By Lloyd Coombes published 2 March 25

Editor's Choice

Live out your Top Gun fantasies with this fantastic stick packed with input options.

I replaced Google Search with ChatGPT Search, here's how you can too

By Lloyd Coombes published 24 February 25

Replace Google Search with ChatGPT search to get the most from an AI search engine.

The Huawei Band 10 is here, and it's packing a secret mood-tracking weapon

By Lloyd Coombes published 21 February 25

Looking for a budget fitness tracker? The Huawei Band 10 might be worth a look. It comes in a variety of new colors and has some surprising features.

OnePlus Watch 3 owners in the US are missing out on vital health and fitness features

By Lloyd Coombes published 20 February 25

OnePlus Watch 3 owners in the US will miss out on the ECG Analyzer feature, and the new 60-Second Health Check-In tool — here's why.

Your smartwatch could help predict when you're about to get depressed, according to research

By Lloyd Coombes published 19 February 25

Wearables could soon help detect changes in your mood, helping spot symptoms of depression and offering solutions.

How to use Apple Intelligence: Get started with Apple AI

By Lloyd Coombes published 18 February 25

Apple AI has arrived - here’s how to get started with Apple Intelligence, including using all of its features.

Garmin's latest update offers a to-do list task manager app, in a swerve towards traditional smartwatch territory

By Lloyd Coombes published 18 February 25

Garmin's latest update adds a to-do list that you can use throughout the day.

ChatGPT has helped me reorganize my life - here are 6 ways it can help you out too

By Lloyd Coombes published 17 February 25

Here’s how to get the most out of ChatGPT in your workday to help you get organized, do some research, or even get fitter.

Circular Ring 2 unveiled at CES – and it's the end of plastic sizing kits for smart rings

By Lloyd Coombes published 6 January 25

Circular's new Ring 2 is packed with clever health features, and can be sized up using your phone.

Symmetrical vs asymmetrical controller: which is best?

By Lloyd Coombes published 1 January 25

Symmetrical and asymmetrical controller layouts are often a matter of preference, but we’ll help you narrow it down.

Racing wheel vs controller: which is best?

By Lloyd Coombes published 1 January 25

Controllers and racing wheels exist on opposite ends of the spectrum for racing game players, but is one better than the other?

Thrustmaster Viper TQS Mission Pack review: earns its place

By Lloyd Coombes published 1 January 25

Recommended

This is the closest many of us mere mortals will get to a piece of a fighter jet, and it’s worth every penny.

A laptop screen showing Notion in action

I used Notion to run my life in 2024 – here are 5 ways to get started with the free version this year

By Lloyd Coombes published 1 January 25

Notion isn't just for businesses – here's how I've used it to run my personal life and how you can do the same in 2025.

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