Hannes Brecher is a UX Artist at Notebookcheck Publishing GmbH. He specializes in various aspects of technology, focusing on consumer tech, software, and hardware, with particular expertise in computer hardware, graphics processing units (GPUs), and consumer electronics. Hannes's insights and analyses are featured in notable publications such as Notebookcheck.com and Notebookcheck.
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By: Hannes Brecher
Smartphones are getting bigger every year, and there is no end in sight to this trend. According to information from a reliable leaker, Apple is considering equipping both the iPhone 20 Pro and the iPhone 20 Pro Max with larger displays.
By: Hannes Brecher
The Motorola Edge 70 series already includes seven models, ranging from the ultra-thin Motorola Edge 70 to the affordable Edge 70 Fusion and the high-performance Edge 70 Ultra. The compact Motorola Edge 70 Neo is still missing from the lineup, but Motorola is now hinting that this will change soon.
By: Hannes Brecher
Sony demonstrates that full-frame zoom lenses with long focal lengths don't have to be heavy or expensive. While the brand-new FE 100–400 mm f/5.6–8 isn't particularly fast, it is comparatively compact and affordable. Sony nevertheless promises fast autofocus, optical image stabilization, and sharp photos.
By: Hannes Brecher
The Leica M11 is one of the most unusual cameras on the market, as no other major camera manufacturer offers digital rangefinder cameras. This expensive full-frame camera, which lacks autofocus and image stabilization, apparently does not sell nearly as well as Leica's most expensive compact camera.
By: Hannes Brecher
Falcam aims to offer a better alternative to the original battery for users of Sony and Canon cameras. That's because the Falcam TagBatt not only offers higher capacity and a USB-C port for charging, but also allows users to track the camera's location via Apple's "Find My" app.
By: Hannes Brecher
The Huawei MateBook Pro S is one of the most exciting laptops of the year for frequent travelers, because despite its exceptionally bright 14.2-inch 3:2 display and decent battery capacity, the laptop weighs only 798 grams – one-third less than the Apple MacBook Air.
By: Hannes Brecher
The Huawei Watch GT series is getting a new flagship model. With a titanium case, a 3,000-nit AMOLED display with sapphire glass, and comprehensive health features, including an ECG, the Huawei Watch GT 7 Pro offers impressive specifications.
By: Hannes Brecher
The Huawei Watch GT 7 is here, promising a battery life of up to 21 days, a 3,000-nit AMOLED display, and a wide range of features. With an NFC chip, a GPS module, and more than 110 sport modes, the smartwatch is marketed as a true all-rounder.
By: Hannes Brecher
Shortly after the launch of the Galaxy Watch9, Samsung is reportedly already planning its next smartwatch, which will run on RTOS instead of Google Wear OS to enable significantly longer battery life. Early hints at this smartwatch can already be found in the code of the Galaxy Wearable smartphone app.
By: Hannes Brecher
The latest full-frame lens from Light Lens Lab isn't a copy of some retro lens, but rather of the Leica APO-Summicron-M 2/35 ASPH. The Chinese manufacturer aims to surpass the quality of the original – and at a significantly lower price.
