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Citizen’s 30mm Eco-Drive Peyten watches sell solar charging as everyday convenience, not a niche spec.
27-Hour Battery Claim Makes Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3 Tempting
Lenovo’s 16-inch IdeaPad Slim 3 promises up to 27 hours, but the claim hinges on light video playback and region-specific configs.
Pixel 11 Pro XL Leak Hits Buyers With £80 Price Hike
Google’s Pixel 11 Pro XL may cost £80 more in the UK while packing a smaller battery than last year’s model.
£16.99 AppleCare One Locks UK Devices Into One Bill
AppleCare One bundles up to three UK devices for £16.99 a month, making protection another recurring Apple bill.
Lenovo ThinkCentre X Dumps RTX 5090 for Dual 5060 Ti
Lenovo’s ThinkCentre X is coming to the US with dual RTX 5060 Ti GPUs and 256GB RAM—not the expected RTX 5090.
Ugreen’s $30 AirTag Rival Ditches Apple’s iPhone Trap
Ugreen’s $30 FineTrack Slim Duo 2 brings Apple Find My and Google Find Hub support to one ultra-thin wallet tracker.
300Hz Catch Turns Asus ROG Strix G16 Into a Risky Buy
Asus’s new ROG Strix G16 hits 300Hz only in Ultimate dGPU mode, making its speed upgrade less simple than the spec sheet suggests.
93% UK Surge Puts Opera in Apple’s iPhone Browser Fight
Opera’s iOS users surged 93% in the UK and 50% in the US, showing iPhone browser choice is getting harder for Apple to control.
£18M Fines Put Scam Ads on Big Tech’s Tab in UK Crackdown
Ofcom wants platforms to block scam ads—or risk £18m fines or 10% of global turnover.
€145 Qi2 Power Bank Bets Bang & Olufsen Fans Will Pay
Bang & Olufsen’s €145 Qi2 Powerbank sells luxury design over battery value, turning charging into a brand accessory.
UK Threatens Apple's App Store and Apple Pay Toll Booth
UK regulators want Apple to allow outside app payments and Apple Pay rivals—but with limits on fees and friction.
$502M Patent Ruling Lets UK Courts Set iPhone Fees
Apple wants the UK Supreme Court to kill a $502M Optis patent ruling that could set global iPhone licensing fees.
128GB RAM Turns Asus ROG NUC Into an RTX 5090 Beast
Asus’ tiny ROG NUC 16 Edition 20 packs 128GB RAM and RTX 5090 graphics, but its biggest shock may be the premium price.
72-Hour Redmi Headphones Neo Hit Europe With a Catch
Redmi Headphones Neo bring ANC and 72-hour battery claims to Europe, but the longest runtime requires ANC off.
Snap Specs Bet $2,195 on AR Glasses That React in 7ms
Snap’s $2,195 Specs promise 7ms AR overlays, but the real test is whether AR glasses can become daily wear—not just a demo.
Vulgar Jokes Topple UK AI Regulator John Edwards at ICO
John Edwards quit the ICO after a conduct probe, leaving the UK's data and AI watchdog under political fire.