Hannes Brecher is a Senior Tech Writer at Notebookcheck Publishing GmbH. He specializes in various aspects of technology, including consumer tech, the Internet of Things (IoT), software, and architecture, with a keen focus on electronics, Apple products, AI, and e-commerce. Hannes's insights and analyses are featured in notable publications, enhancing the discourse around the ever-evolving tech landscape.
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By: Hannes Brecher, Jacob Fisher
A new SD and microSD card holder in credit card format from Oda is free, and worldwide shipping is also free. In doing so, the company is aiming to convince customers of the quality of the product without spending a lot of money on advertising.
By: Enrico Frahn, Hannes Brecher
Thunderbolt 5 promises data speeds of up to 120 Gbit/s, which is up to three times faster than Thunderbolt 4 under ideal conditions.
By: Hannes Brecher, Jacob Fisher
After the iPad Pro received an upgrade to a high-quality tandem OLED display last year, the MacBook Pro is set to follow suit next year. According to the latest rumors, however, it will take much longer than previously expected for the ultra-thin MacBook Air to get an OLED display.
By: Jacob Fisher, Hannes Brecher
The next-generation Apple iPhone SE is expected to be marketed as the iPhone 16e, enabling a more affordable entry into the iPhone 16 series. Images now show how minor the differences between the iPhone 16e and the iPhone 14 should actually be on the outside.
By: Zhiwei Zhuang, Hannes Brecher
Clues hinting at the existence of the fourth-gen iPhone SE and new iPad models have been discovered in the iOS 18.3 code, suggesting these products may launch soon. This leak has revealed not only the processor in the next iPad Air, but possibly also the finalised name of the next iPhone SE.
By: Hannes Brecher, Jacob Fisher
Fujifilm has unveiled a relatively lightweight pair of binoculars, the Techno-Stabi TS-L2040, which offers 20x magnification and electronic image stabilization for ease of use.
By: Enrico Frahn, Hannes Brecher
The Leica M11 will apparently be treated to a very limited special edition, which has now been leaked on multiple images. It appears that the full-frame rangefinder camera will receive numerous small design changes, but Leica won't alter the overall appearance.
By: Enrico Frahn, Hannes Brecher
The Fujitsu FMV Note U aims to maximize the capabilities of Intel's Lunar Lake processors by offering high performance and long battery life of up to 36 hours. The ultrabook is also super light and weighs less than 2 lbs.
By: Zhiwei Zhuang, Hannes Brecher
Dasung has showcased its fastest e-ink monitor ever. The Paperlike 103 features a 60 Hz refresh rate, enabling even videos to be rendered smoothly. It could also be a compelling option for portable use due to the low-power nature of e-ink technology.
By: Hannes Brecher, Zhiwei Zhuang
Following record growth in the fourth quarter of 2024, Netflix will be increasing the prices of all its subscription plans by up to 16% in four markets. The company has also announced a stronger focus on advertisements.
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