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
Pebble's comeback has been plagued not only by numerous delays but also by widespread defects, and that with a warranty of only 30 days. A teardown of the Pebble Time 2 suggests that quality control may be to blame for one of these issues.
By: Hannes Brecher
With the EOS R8 Mark II, Canon is said to unveil one of the most interesting cameras of the year in a few weeks. That's because the full-frame mirrorless camera reportedly combines a retro design in the style of the Canon AE-1 with modern features, led by a stabilized 32.5-megapixel full-frame sensor.
By: Hannes Brecher
USB-C is supposed to make life easier, but unlabeled cables make the standard unnecessarily complicated. From 480 Mbit/s to 120 Gbit/s and from 5 watts to 240 watts—the capabilities of USB-C cables can vary significantly. A free macOS app shows you what a cable is capable of.
By: Hannes Brecher
ChatGPT provider OpenAI is alleged to be deliberately stealing technology from the Apple iPhone to use it for its own AI smartphone. At least that is what Apple claims in a lawsuit, according to which OpenAI is resorting to aggressive methods to obtain Apple's internal information.
Exactly one month before the launch of the Google Pixel 11 series, the Pixel 11 and Pixel 11 Pro are already listed on Amazon, complete with prices and what appear to be official product images showing the two smartphones in a total of four different colors.
By: Hannes Brecher
The end of OnePlus is expected to be officially confirmed in a few days. What has been on the horizon for months is likely to become official soon – OnePlus smartphones and tablets will disappear from the market in Europe and the U.S., and the brand is also expected to be virtually irrelevant in China and India going forward.
Microsoft is responding to the criticism and is fundamentally overhauling the search feature in Windows 11. In the latest Windows Insider preview version, the search box no longer displays ads, and is designed to find local search results, such as settings, apps, and files, much more reliably, rather than falling back on a web search.
By: Hannes Brecher
Apple iPhone users can now install an early version of iOS 27, as Apple has released the public beta. iOS 27 introduces numerous new features, including Siri AI, performance improvements, and the ability to customize Liquid Glass to your liking.
By: Hannes Brecher
macOS 27 Golden Gate is here, at least as a public beta, and is now available for all users of compatible MacBooks, iMacs, Mac minis, or Mac Studios to try out. In addition to Siri AI, the update also includes performance upgrades and design improvements.
By: Hannes Brecher
Along with the first public beta of iOS 27, Apple has also released a beta version of watchOS 27. The next-generation smartwatch operating system, featuring Siri AI, a new home screen, and design optimizations, is now available for users to try out.
