E Ink Displays Have Evolved...
The video reviews Boox Note Air 5, a 10.3‑inch E Ink tablet aimed at note‑taking and reading, highlighting its black‑and‑white 2480×1860 display, metal chassis, and Android 15 operating system. It details hardware—6 GB RAM, 64 GB storage, Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, USB‑C, and a built‑in 5G SIM slot—plus accessories like a magnetic cover, detachable keyboard, and stylus with interchangeable tips. The front light offers adjustable brightness and color temperature for comfortable night use. The reviewer demonstrates the interface, noting the Neo Browser, voice recorder, calculator, and a customizable navigation bar. Android compatibility allows Play Store apps, while reading statistics encourage text consumption over video, reinforcing the device’s focus on productivity. By combining low‑power E Ink with full Android functionality, the Note Air 5 positions itself as a viable productivity platform, offering eye‑friendly reading, long battery life, and always‑on connectivity, potentially attracting professionals and students seeking distraction‑free digital notebooks.
OrangePi RV2 Overclocking Update | CP#8
The video provides an update on the author’s effort to overclock the Orange Pi RV2, an eight‑core RK3588‑derived board that Orange Pi sent after the creator’s earlier RK3588‑5 Max exploits. The presenter outlines the goal of producing a comprehensive scatter‑bench guide and...
MacBook Neo: 8GB RAM for $600?? 😬
Apple unveiled the $600 MacBook Neo, a budget‑friendly laptop that essentially ports the 2024 iPhone 16 Pro’s A18 Pro processor into a traditional notebook form factor. Priced at $599, the entry model ships with 8 GB of RAM, 256 GB of SSD...
Deliberately Burning In My QD-OLED Monitor - 2 Year Update
The video documents a two‑year longitudinal test of an MSI MPG 321 URX 4K QD‑OLED monitor subjected to continuous static productivity workloads. The creator logged roughly 6,500 hours of use at 200 nits, running compensation cycles roughly every four hours, and presents...
Yes, Apple. Good.
Apple’s latest product wave dominated the tech headlines, unveiling the $599 MacBook Neo powered by the A18 Pro chip, a stripped‑down yet capable entry‑level laptop, alongside upgraded 14‑ and 16‑inch MacBook Pros featuring the new M5 Pro and M5 Max...
Is the Apple App Store Safe?
The video examines whether the Apple App Store can be considered safe, outlining Apple’s pre‑release vetting process that scans every submitted app for malware, data stealers and viruses. Apple relies on an automated scanning system because manual review of millions of...
What in 2026.3 Actually Changes Your Smart Home?
Home Assistant 2026.3 is a modest‑sized release that prioritizes reliability over headline‑grabbing features. The update shifts the platform from a decorative dashboard toward a sturdier automation engine, targeting the everyday friction points that most users encounter. Key improvements include a new...
Terramaster F4-425 & F2-425 NAS - Should You Buy?
The video reviews TerraMaster’s entry‑level F4‑425 and F2‑425 NAS devices, part of the 2025‑2026 series that target budget‑conscious users seeking an out‑of‑the‑box x86 Intel platform. Key points include rock‑bottom pricing ($269 for two‑bay, $399 for four‑bay) combined with a quad‑core Celeron...
How To Use AI On Your Phone WITHOUT Internet
The video spotlights Locally AI, a mobile application that enables artificial‑intelligence interactions without any internet connection. By leveraging on‑device processing, the tool claims to keep user prompts and outputs entirely private, sidestepping data collection by major providers such as OpenAI,...
Apple AirPods Pro 3 Real-World Test
The video offers a hands‑on, six‑month‑post‑launch review of Apple’s AirPods Pro 3, blending a coffee‑shop setting with a ferry ride to test the earbuds in real‑world conditions. The host walks through the design refinements—larger case, hidden LED, five‑size hybrid foam‑silicone ear...
Apple’s New Studio Display vs Studio Display XDR — Full Comparison & Pricing Breakdown
Apple’s latest hardware rollout introduces two new 27‑inch monitors: the standard Studio Display, priced at $1,599, and the higher‑end Studio Display XDR, starting at $3,299. Both retain the 5K Retina resolution (5120 × 2880) but diverge sharply in technology and performance, with...
UniFi Dream Router 7 - ONE YEAR LATER - BETTER, WORSE, THE SAME?
Ubiquiti’s UniFi Dream Router 7 marks its one‑year anniversary, prompting a detailed performance review after twelve firmware releases and extensive real‑world use. The reviewer logged 1.25 TB of traffic, four access points, and only four ISP‑related outages, while the device maintained...
An App That Detects Smart Glasses
An emerging app claims to alert users when smart glasses are nearby, scanning for Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) advertisement frames emitted by devices such as Ray‑Band and Meta glasses. The tool relies on the brief BLE broadcast that occurs when the...
Galaxy S26 Battery Health Downgrade??
The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26 is already generating buzz over alleged battery‑health downgrades. Early reports indicate that after the first One UI 7.0 update, the device’s reported capacity may drop to around 85 % of its original design. Samsung’s adaptive charging...
Living with the Galaxy Watch 8 Classic: Are We There Yet?
The video is a hands‑on review of Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 8 Classic, contrasting it with the Apple Watch and detailing the author’s month‑long daily use. The reviewer praises the watch’s mechanical‑style design and the satisfying rotating bezel, while criticizing the default watch...
How to Speed Up Google Chrome
The video walks viewers through a built‑in Chrome shortcut that instantly reveals which tabs are draining system resources. By pressing Shift + Escape, users open Chrome’s Task Manager, then sort the list by memory usage to pinpoint the most demanding pages. The presenter...
Lenovo Lets Loose Three New Laptop Concepts: Here’s Our Favorite
Lenovo previewed three avant‑garde laptop concepts ahead of its MWC 2026 showcase, each centered on radical screen experimentation. The ThinkBook Modular concept introduces interchangeable display panels that can be swapped to suit productivity or entertainment needs. The 3D Laptop concept embeds...
Open Doors with an iPhone…
The video introduces a UWB‑enabled smart lock designed primarily for Apple users, allowing hands‑free entry with an iPhone or Apple Watch. Beyond Apple, the lock supports Alexa, Google Home, Samsung SmartThings and any Matter‑compatible device, making it a versatile addition to...
UGREEN AI NAS vs Zettlab AI NAS
The video pits UGREEN’s IDX6011 Pro against Zettlab’s D6 Ultra, two AI‑enabled network‑attached storage (NAS) appliances that promise on‑premise large‑language‑model (LLM) services. UGREEN, a veteran in the Chinese NAS market, is preparing a crowdfunding launch, while Zettlab has already delivered...
I Want Intel Panther Lake Desktops
The video highlights Intel’s new Panther Lake processor line, originally designed for ultra‑thin laptops, as a potential power source for desktop‑class machines. Elena Yee’s PC World newsletter piece argues that the chip’s performance and integrated graphics could make it a...
Sadler Telling Stories 109 | Getting, Using, And Evaluating One Of The Early Apple iPads
In the spring of 2010 a professor at Fagetville State University, a struggling historically Black college in North Carolina, was selected for Apple’s first‑generation iPad pilot. The university received roughly forty Wi‑Fi‑only tablets and asked tech‑savvy faculty to experiment with...
Xiaomi 17 Review: Small Size, Big Ambitions
The Xiaomi 17 is a compact flagship that packs a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor, a 6,330 mAh battery and 100 W wired/50 W wireless charging, and a Leica‑tuned triple 50 MP camera system. Its IP68‑rated 6.4‑inch LTPO AMOLED display delivers high brightness and...
Xiaomi 17 Ultra (Global Model) Review: Peak Cameraphone
Xiaomi’s global‑market 17 Ultra arrives as the company’s most camera‑centric flagship, featuring a 1‑inch main sensor, a 200 MP periscope telephoto lens, and 8K video capture. Powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and a 6,000 mAh battery, the device offers 120 Hz LTPO...
Android 17: Ready for Laptop Duty
Android is poised to become a first‑class desktop OS in 2026, with Qualcomm confirming hardware partnerships for Android‑powered laptops. The Android 17 beta, released this week, showcases a mature desktop mode that mirrors the phone experience on larger screens. Early...
Galaxy S26 / Plus: Did Samsung Just Release the SAME Phone Again?? 🙈
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 and S26 Plus appear almost identical to the current S25 models, sparking debate over whether the company is simply re‑branding an existing device. Leaks suggest only modest upgrades—primarily a refined camera system, software enhancements, and minor performance...
Phone Travel Safety
The video addresses a common concern for travelers: keeping a smartphone secure while on the road. It emphasizes that the simplest line of defense is to rely on the carrier’s 4G/5G network rather than public Wi‑Fi, and to employ a...
I Ditched My Phone for a Day — These Glasses Did Everything
In the video, Jud from Your Average Consumer spends an entire day using Meta’s Rayband display glasses paired with the Metaural EMG‑controlled band, deliberately avoiding his smartphone. The setup places a transparent overlay in the right lens, while the wrist‑band...
Chasing Sustainable Battery Chemistries for the Future - Kimberly See
The Watson Lecture featured Professor Kimberly C. discussing the next generation of sustainable battery chemistries at Caltech. After a lively introduction that highlighted Caltech’s unique undergraduate culture—tiny class sizes, a 3:1 student‑to‑faculty ratio, and a tradition of hands‑on research—the...
How to Get Around the Memory Shortage
In this episode of Build Fix, Paul addresses the ongoing global DRAM shortage and its ripple effect on PC component pricing, showing why building a new system has become significantly more expensive. He compares a mid‑tier AM5 build from August 2025—originally $1,300—to...
Your New Robotic Camera Man…
The video introduces Insta3’s latest high‑end webcam line – the Link 2 Pro and its more portable C variant – positioning them as “robotic cameramen” for creators and remote‑work professionals. Both models feature a 4K 1/3‑inch sensor, wider field of view, and...
Have RAM and GPU Prices Peaked?
The Harbor Unboxed Q&A focuses on whether RAM and GPU prices have peaked, citing data from Tweakers that shows a noticeable dip in late‑January pricing for 32 GB DDR5‑6000 kits and RTX 50‑series cards. The hosts argue that the modest price correction...
Nvidia RTX 60 Series Delayed?
Nvidia’s next‑generation consumer graphics roadmap has hit an unexpected roadblock, with the anticipated RTX 50 Super refresh nowhere in sight and the RTX 60 series now projected beyond its original late‑2027 timeline. The Information’s recent report suggests the company is...
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Unboxing - Privacy Display Tested
Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S26 Ultra, a 6.9‑inch flagship featuring a QHD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X privacy display that dims peripheral pixels for on‑lookers. The device packs a 200 MP main camera, plus 50 MP ultrawide and 50 MP 5× zoom lenses, and runs...
Xbox's Big Shakeup + Samsung's Galaxy S26 Is Here | Engadget Podcast
Microsoft announced a major leadership overhaul at Xbox, with longtime executive Phil Spencer retiring after a decade at the helm. Former CoreAI CEO Asha Sharma will take over, bypassing deputy Sarah Bond, who is also departing. In parallel, Samsung unveiled...
What Was the BEST Version of Windows? 🏆
The video asks a simple yet nostalgic question: which version of Windows was the best? It narrows the field to three iconic releases—Windows 95, Windows XP, and Windows 7—each representing a pivotal moment in Microsoft’s operating‑system history. The host outlines how each OS...
With Built in ChatGPT...
iFLYTEK has launched the AINOTE 2, a smart note‑taking device that embeds ChatGPT directly into its firmware. The product is available through the official AINOTE store and Amazon, positioning itself as an AI‑enhanced alternative to traditional digital pens. By leveraging cloud‑based...
The Future of Solana’s Crypto Phone | with Solana Mobile's Emmett Hollyer
At Solana Breakpoint in Abu Dhabi, Solana Mobile GM Emmett Hollyer detailed the company’s roadmap for the Seeker crypto phone, positioning it as a bridge from a niche device to a global infrastructure for digital ownership. He explained the hardware‑level...
You SHOULD Buy a UniFi UNAS in 2026 - and Here Is Why (Part 1)
UniFi has launched its UNAS line of network‑attached storage, positioning the brand as a budget‑friendly alternative to traditional turnkey NAS solutions. The UNAS 2 starts at $199 for a two‑bay unit, while the rack‑mount UNAS Pro 8, featuring eight drives, dual...
Wait, AMD's Really This Far Behind?
The Hardware Unboxed video pits AMD’s upcoming Radeon RX 9070‑XT, RX 9070 and RX 9060‑XT against Nvidia’s RTX 5090, 5080 and 5070 series using both 2025 projections and pre‑2025 data. Across synthetic and gaming benchmarks, Nvidia’s cards consistently deliver higher...
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, S26 Plus and S26 Hands-On
Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S26 series—Ultra, Plus, and standard—featuring the latest Exynos 2600 processor and AI‑enhanced software. Design tweaks are modest, but the devices retain a 6.8‑inch QHD+ 120 Hz display and a 5,000 mAh battery. Camera upgrades focus on AI‑driven modes...
New Xbox in 2027, Says AMD
Microsoft’s next-generation Xbox is now projected for a 2027 launch, according to AMD chief Lisa Su. The announcement underscores AMD’s deep involvement, as the chipmaker supplies the silicon for every Xbox iteration and the emerging Xbox‑PC hybrid devices. Analysts interpret the timeline...
Galaxy S26 Ultra’s Privacy Display Steals the Show at Unpacked
Samsung wrapped up its Galaxy Unpacked event by unveiling the Galaxy S26 series, spotlighting a novel privacy‑focused display and AI‑enhanced camera features, alongside the new Galaxy Buds 4 Pro. The headline privacy display limits the screen’s viewing angle, rendering the content dim...
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra’s New APV Codec Explained: The Most Powerful Video Camera in a Phone?
Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S26 Ultra, highlighting its new APV codec that promises near‑lossless 8K video capture, positioning the phone as the most powerful video camera in a mobile device. The handset pairs the codec with an AI‑enhanced image signal processor,...
I Checked Out Samsung's Micro RGB Flagship TV in Person
Samsung unveiled its flagship MicroRGB TV, a massive 115‑inch 4K display that leverages a novel back‑lighting architecture where each pixel is illuminated by three sub‑100 µm red, green, and blue LEDs. The reviewer experienced the set in Australia, noting its sleek...
Galaxy Buds 4 Pro: Shake to Decline, Nod to Answer (Hands-Free Gestures!)
Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro at its Galaxy Unpacked 2026 event, introducing a refreshed ergonomic design and a suite of AI‑enhanced features. The earbuds incorporate a dual‑amplifier architecture, a 2‑way speaker with super‑wide woofer, and adaptive EQ for...
Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5: The Chip Inside the Galaxy S26 Ultra
Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S26 Ultra, spotlighting the new Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor. The chip introduces a suite of AI tools, including Now Nudge and Photo Assist, to streamline image capture. Samsung’s custom tuning adds GPU boost, real‑time...
Galaxy Unpacked: Samsung Goes All-In on AI
At Galaxy Unpacked 2026 Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S26 lineup, embedding advanced AI that it brands as "agentic" to move beyond passive assistance. The new devices promise smarter apps that learn user habits, tighter integration across Samsung’s ecosystem, and AI‑driven...
How Samsung’s New Privacy Display Works: Goodbye Screen Protectors
At Galaxy Unpacked 2026, Samsung unveiled the world’s first built‑in privacy display on the Galaxy S26 Ultra. The new screen uses a proprietary Black Matrix layer that directs light away from off‑axis viewers, eliminating the need for external privacy films....
Samsung S26 Ultra: What's New in One UI 8.5
Samsung’s latest One UI 8.5 rollout for the Galaxy S26 Ultra focuses on AI‑driven productivity and creativity tools, expanding the software’s role beyond hardware upgrades. The update introduces five headline features: Nudges, an on‑device AI that offers contextual reply suggestions; Creative...
Samsung Galaxy S26 vs S26 Plus vs S26 Ultra - Which Should You Buy?
Samsung unveiled its Galaxy S26 lineup, comprising the S26, S26+, and S26 Ultra. The base models feature 6.3‑inch or 6.7‑inch 120 Hz Dynamic AMOLED 2X screens, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 (or Exynos 2600), 12 GB RAM, and 256‑512 GB storage starting at £879. The...