Hannes Brecher is a Senior Tech Writer for Notebookcheck Publishing GmbH. With a focus on the latest technology trends and developments, Hannes covers a wide range of topics including smartphones, laptops, gadgets, and emerging technologies. His articles provide in-depth analysis, reviews, and insights into the world of tech for readers seeking detailed information and expert opinions.
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By: Hannes Brecher, Jacob Fisher
The Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite appears to benefit massively from a fan, as the Nubia RedMagic 10 Ultra even outperforms the Apple M2. The gaming smartphone will soon be launched with an enormous high-resolution 7-inch display and a 7,000 mAh battery.
By: Hannes Brecher
In future, anyone logging into Windows will be greeted by a fresh Windows Hello user interface, which is designed to simplify login using a fingerprint sensor, facial recognition or passkey. The design of other login screens in Windows will also be revised.
By: Hannes Brecher
The Sony PlayStation 5 Pro will start shipping in just a few days. Sony has now finally confirmed which games will receive an update at launch in order to utilize the more powerful hardware, while unboxing and teardown videos reveal the new hardware in detail.
By: Jacob Fisher, Hannes Brecher
The Apple iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max are now available in three new, strictly limited editions with designs inspired by Elon Musk, Donald Trump and Steve Jobs. The collection is intended to celebrate Donald Trump's recent victory in the US presidential election.
By: Hannes Brecher, Jacob Fisher
The Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold can now be repaired with original spare parts sold directly from iFixit. However, replacing a damaged foldable display not only takes over three hours, but also costs more money than some other flagships.
By: Hannes Brecher, Jacob Fisher
Apple is expected to enter the smart home camera market in the next two years and introduce a surveillance camera that will be seamlessly integrated into the Apple ecosystem. Thanks to a powerful ARM chip, this camera could well offer AI features without having to rely on servers.
By: Jacob Fisher, Hannes Brecher
The brand new FiiO BTR17 is designed to improve the sound quality of headphones, regardless of whether they are connected via a conventional 3.5 mm jack plug, a balanced 4.4 mm plug or via Bluetooth.
By: Hannes Brecher, Jacob Fisher
Samsung Exynos chips have not been able to keep up with the fastest chips from Qualcomm, MediaTek and Apple in the high-end segment for years. Samsung reportedly views South Korea's workers' rights as one of the reasons for this, as employees are officially only allowed to work a maximum of 52 hours per week.
By: Jacob Fisher, Hannes Brecher
Ultra Games' open-world game Paradise caused a stir two months ago with an impressive trailer. After having amassed over 650,000 views, it has now become clear that Paradise is simply a crypto rip-off from Russia rather than an alternative to GTA VI.
By: Jacob Fisher, Hannes Brecher
The Pixii Max from France is the only full-frame rangefinder camera in the world not made by Leica. A sensor analysis has now revealed how the more affordable camera fares against the Leica M11, and how big the advantages of full-frame over smaller sensors are.
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