Fujifilm X-T3 review: more ecstasy, less pain than ever
I've never used a camera that takes me back so directly to the many long hours spent in darkrooms, printing photos and then toning them with selenium.
Here's one AI that doesn't just give up on you
Now the makers of AI systems are working on personal assistants you can teach, so the next time you ask them to do something they didn't know about, they can learn to help.
Huawei's MateBook X Pro lacks only one thing. Stickers.
The MateBook Pro X is probably the PC you should be carrying with you right now, especially if you're a traveller.
Updates make new Kindle the pick of the e-readers
Amazon has rebalanced its range of Kindle e-readers with the release of a welcome update to the mid-tier Paperwhite model, which makes it the best value out there.
Computer networks hijacked to mine Bitcoin
Brazen cyber-crooks are selling access to Australian corporate computer networks from $350 to use for mining crypto-currencies, jeopardising critical business functions and leaching huge amounts of computing power and electricity.
Nodding off to the Google Home Hub
Google's latest smart screen is meant to be a device you use to call up recipes and set timers and alarms with your voice. But it has a much better purpose.
If only Samsung and Apple had a love child
Everything that is wrong with the iPad Pro is made right on the Galaxy Tab S4, and everything that is wrong with the Galaxy Tab S4 is made right with the iPad Pro.
Samsung starts new era of foldable phones
Infinity Flex Display marks the end of the era of phones with a single rectangular display, and the beginning of the era of phones with much bigger displays that can fold down to still fit in a pocket.
iPad Pro is brilliant, yet fatally flawed
The new iPad Pro is unbelievably fast, offering the most delightful user experience we've had with any device. But it is hamstrung by infuriating Apple-imposed restrictions.
Why I'm not buying the new iPad Pro
How often do businesses consider what they really need from their tech, and focus on getting it?
Why Apple wants you to think the new iPad Pro is a PC
Apple is charging more for its iPads to offset slowing sales and it wants the market to start viewing them as work-ready notebooks, where th...
