Mike Viray

In terms of features, the phone features a 6.52-inch display with a 576 x 1280 pixel resolution and 460 nits of peak brightness, a Unisoc 9863A chipset with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage, a 5,000 mAh battery, as well as a 13MP main camera and a 5MP front camera. It's as basic as they come, although it should work well for users who aren't anything fancy.

Like most other brand loyalists, Pixel fans each have their own definition of when the smartphone line was at its “best” based on factors such as

If you're after a reasonably-priced fitness tracker that doesn't compromise on specs and features, then you might want to check out this offer for the Fitbit Charge 6.

For folks who don't necessarily want to spend time and money working on a custom PC rig, compact or “mini” PCs are sometimes a convenient solution.

If you're looking for a premium smartwatch to go with your Android phone, then you might want to check out Samsung's Galaxy Watch 6 Classic.

If you're after a decent-sounding pair of wireless headphones from a reliable brand, then you might check out the Sony WH-CH520 Headphones, which

Mini PCs are an interesting breed of computer – arguably more portable than laptops but not exactly as versatile as custom PC rigs, they are at times a convenient means for users to be able to set up their own desktop computer workstation. With that in mind, ASUS recently unveiled the NUC 14 Pro AI, a compact PC that runs on Intel’s Core Ultra series processors, and comes preloaded with Windows 11 and Microsoft Copilot+ AI features.

It’s the final weekend before Christmas kicks in, and with only a few days left until 2024 ends it’s certainly been interesting to see the constant tech releases which for the most part no know limits when it comes to calendars, holidays and such. With that said, we’ve put together this round-up of select tech headlines from the past few days including new stuff from ASUS, Nothing, Motorola and more. So sit back, relax, and enjoy this quick catch-up of this week’s news.

If you use a device with support for Android Auto, then you might want to check and see if Google's new UI changes have appeared for your interface.

LG recently announced the launch of LG Radio+ , an ad-supported music streaming platform which will be available on the company's smart TVs with webOS 6.0 and newer.