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The Sony WF-1000XM3 are the latest high-end true wireless headphones from the Japanese brand. We tried them for several weeks. Here's what we thought.

Google has released the new Android version. Its official name? Android 10, no candy, and can be downloaded on some devices now!

At the IFA in Berlin, Roborock (a subdivision of Xiaomi) unveiled a new high-end robot vacuum cleaner, the S5 Max.

Everything is becoming electric, not only scooters but also skateboards. We show you how easy it is to build your own e-skateboard or longboard.

If you've accidentally deleted or lost your smartphone data, it's important to know how to get it back. Fortunately, there are some easy solutions!

The first renderings of the Sony Xperia 2 have leaked online, and at the very least we can say is that the smartphone looks a lot like the Xperia 1.

In times of climate change we have to question our consumer behaviour - Fairphone offers answers. Meanwhile, Huawei searches for a way out.

As usual, here we are again this weekend with a selection of new applications and new games that debuted on the Google Play Store this week.

Last week, we asked readers what their favorite Android interface was. The result is in!

Is the Samsung Galaxy S9 still in the game or is it too outdated? Is it still worth buying? For me, that's a big yes!

I spent a week in Berlin with the VanMoof Electrified S2 e-bike, using it every day as my daily bicycle. Here's my verdict on this slick city roller.

The Nike Air Huarache came onto the market in 1991, now they are being redesigned with a lot of new technology. Meet the Nike Adapt Huarache!

Is your Android phone in need of a refresh? Try one of these launchers and you'll get more control over how your phone's interface and layout look.

The Samsung Galaxy S11 could come in three variants, all with 5G, but Samsung seems to have another special device up its sleeve for 2020.

Kaspersky, an anti-virus software publisher, discovered malware in an application downloaded more than 100 million times from the Google Play Store.

The new Mate 30 and Mate 30 Pro will launch in Europe without a licensed version of Android, Google apps or services. Is Harmony OS ready?

Xiaomi continues its advance in the international market and the numbers speak for themselves: the Chinese dragon is not going to stop.

Two hackers in the United Kingdom managed to steal a Tesla Model S without ever touching the vehicle, in half a minute!

With Redmi 7A, Xiaomi attacks the entry-level market. But what can you expect from a smartphone that costs less than £100?

LG will present a smartphone with two screens at the IFA and has a suitable browser in its luggage. It's even capable of 'omnitasking'.