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TCL X11L review: One of the best out-of-the-box TVs that’s entered our testing lab
With a new SDQ-Mini LED panel, TCL’s X11L produces a picture on-par with some of the best OLED models from Sony and LG.
Read MoreiPhone 17e vs. iPhone 17: I compared the two models to decide which has the better value
Apple’s new iPhone 17e is shaping up to be a great midrange device, but how does it stack up against the base iPhone 17?
Read MoreI tested the thinnest Qi2 power bank on the market – and it’s thanks to semi solid-state batteries
The BMX SolidSafe Air is a safe semi-solid-state battery clad in a polymer and titanium shell and just over 0.25 inches thick.
Read MoreIs that message spam or real? This Android trick helps you ID the scams
Are your chats and DMs flooded with scams? If you have a Pixel or Galaxy phone, Circle to Search can come to the rescue. Here’s how.
Read MoreLenovo showed me its modular ThinkBook laptop, and I wish it wasn’t just a concept
Lenovo’s dual-screen modular laptop can be configured in multiple ways, but the feature I’m most excited about is more subtle.
Read MoreLove to customize your Linux desktop? This lightweight distro is great fun for newbies and experts
See what makes the Debian-based BunsenLabs Carbon such a worthy successor to CrunchBang Linux.
Read MoreGoogle Pixel 10a vs. Pixel 10: I compared the two midrange phones, and this model wins
The Google Pixel 10a may not be the upgrade you expected, but it beats the more expensive Pixel 10 in key ways.
Read MoreI saw the Nothing Phone 4a in multiple colors at MWC – and these two got the most love
Nothing’s Phone 4a borrows the Glyph Interface from its flagship Phone 3, and I got to see it in full at MWC 2026.
Read MoreEverything Lenovo announced at MWC 2026, including foldables and modular laptops
At Mobile World Congress, Lenovo previewed a mix of new laptops and bold conceptual devices that push the boundaries of personal computing.
Read MoreI tried Lenovo’s modular ThinkBook laptop, and it’s a concept I’d actually root for
Lenovo’s dual-screen modular laptop can take on multiple configurations, but the feature I’m most excited about is a little more low-key.
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