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Kyiv-based communications equipment company CODE380 has developed D·Vision SDR, a detector that can intercept a Russian drone’s video signal and show what its camera is filming in real time, according to reports by Ukrai
TechRadar’s Simon Lucas reviews the Topping DX1 II, a desktop digital-to-analog converter (DAC) and headphone amplifier. He describes it as a substantial specification upgrade over the original DX1, with a sturdy aluminu
TechCrunch reporter Aisha Malik says the $400 Boox Palma 2 Pro helped her stop reading on her phone. She tested the smartphone-sized e-reader for two months and found it easier to hold while lying…
TechRadar’s James Grimshaw finds that Beyerdynamic’s Aventho Y wireless headphones work best in noisy places, where their active noise cancellation (ANC) and long battery life stand out. In quieter settings, however, the
Brick, the company behind a $59 gadget that blocks selected phone apps, has launched Brick Night, a new device aimed at reducing bedtime doomscrolling. Unlike the original Brick, which requires users to tap their…
Coolpad’s new Cool X Wide is a budget Android phone with a wider screen than is typical for non-folding phones. Its design recalls foldable phones such as the Huawei Pura X View, Samsung Galaxy…
TechRadar’s Timothy Coleman reports that he spent several days testing the Oppo Find X10 Pro Max camera ahead of the phone’s launch on October 21. He says the images have a natural look, including…
TechRadar reviewer Luke Baker says the Oppo Find X10 Pro Max stands out for its triple 200MP rear camera system, but its high price is a major drawback. Baker tested the phone for about…
Some Chinese smartphone makers are reportedly reusing older memory components in newer phones as they seek to increase shipments, according to a report cited by Wccftech. The report says manufacturers are recovering comp
Researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), developed PhoneBot, an open-source humanoid robot that uses an Android smartphone for sensing and computing. Its robotic hardware costs about $400, excludi
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