Daniel Schmidt

After a bit of delay, the Razer Edge has now also been put through our review process. The device managed to impress us within its intended use case, but comes with a few pitfalls that may dampen the experience in everyday use. We've summarised our review for you again in this article.

A shining example. Up until now, Nothing's smartphones have been far from cheap. The Nothing Phone (2a) sets the record straight.

During our test, the Xiaomi 14 Ultra not only impressed us with its Leica quad camera, but also with its high performance, good runtimes, speedy USB 3.2, Wi-Fi 7 and lots more. Read about everything you need to know about the flagship Xiaomi smartphone right here.

The Xiaomi 14 Ultra impressed us in our test, not only offering a good camera setup but also a nearly complete flagship experience. Even so, we did notice one or two shortcomings during the test, which we have summarized for you here.

The departure. Asus has broken one of its traditions: The 11th-generation Zenfone is no longer compact, and Ultra has been added to its name.

The Samsung Portable SSD T7 aims to be an external hard drive for everything. It comes in three sizes and colors, features wide compatibility and promises high transfer rates thanks to its speedy USB 3.2 (Gen 2). We took a closer look at this compact all-purpose drive.

The Samsung Galaxy A35 is a 6.6-inch smartphone with Android 14 including 5-year upgrades and a premium Galaxy S-style case with a glass rear panel and Gorilla Glas Victus+ for the 2,340 x 1,080 pixel, 120 Hz, HDR-supported, Super AMOLED display. The Galaxy A35 is powered by Samsung's Exynos 1380 SoC and the GPU is an ARM Mali G68 MP5. Additional features are a 50 MP triple camera, dual SIM including eSIM support, a microSD slot, a 5000 mAh battery and 25-watt charging. The Galaxy A35 is available with up to 8 GB of LPDDR4X RAM and 256 GB of UFS 2.2 storage.

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are emerging, hot markets. Just do a quick web search and you'll see the excitement of many organizations looking to adopt these two technologies.

The Samsung Galaxy A55 5G presents itself in our test as a well-rounded and successful midrange smartphone. Even though it costs around 500 Euros (~$538), it has a lot to offer, also delivering increased speeds with the new Exynos 1480.

The Galaxy A55 shows a new and attractive side in our test, offering a really good overall package. But it also has to endure some complaints that would have been avoidable in our opinion and also represent our wish list for the Galaxy A56.