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Same principles, but with a new look, new yoke design and new drivers.

More so than most phones, this one is designed around content creation, content consumption, and gaming.

The Pixel Xa is traditionally Google’s value for money offering – but can it beat the Pixel 6 at this game? We’re not exactly sure.

It lacks an auto document feeder scanner, but the GX5070 is dangling the promise of high volume and high quality prints with easy maintenance and low cost.

ASUS updates the performance of its Vivobooks and changed up the look as well.

The spanking new $5m studio is equipped to handle all manner of mixed reality production.

After Samsung and Sony’s recent announcements, it’s now LG’s turn to show off its new OLED and Mini LED TVs.

Tired of keeping up with COE changes to determine the best time to sell your car? This app will help.

It’s clever and meticulously designed but parents need to be involved to make the most out of it.

Good news for current One RS owners; you only have to upgrade the component you want.

The Zenbook 14 is like a stripped down Zenbook 14X, but it’s the display that matters here.

Also notable is the announcement of BRAVIA CORE streaming service.