Be wary of buying new electronic gadgets today. They may look exciting but offer only short-lived pleasure and could drain funds. Pause, compare needs versus wants, and postpone big tech buys.

A small add-on can shave seconds off the actions you repeat all day, without changing your setup. It's easy to overlook, but will be hard to give up long-term.

The new item trackers offer greater precision and range, making it easier to find your belongings.

Apple will hold its first event of 2024 on March 4 which could see the company revealing ‘at least’ five new products. The event will feature hands-on experiences in New York, London, and Shanghai ...

Tech-Life Writer Jennifer Jolly shows off Earbuds that help you sleep and glasses that translate in real time.

The team behind the beloved Dark Sky weather app has announced a new iPhone app called Acme Weather. The release comes after ...

Panasonic, once revered for its plasma TVs, is giving up on making its own TV sets. Today, it announced that Chinese company Skyworth will take over manufacturing, marketing, and selling ...

Samsung has launched a new AI-powered Bespoke Water Purifier that also doubles up as a high-capacity ice maker.

From AI tracking tools to smarter health wearables, a new wave of hardware is quietly redefining what “cool gadgets” means. These eight picks show how designers are blending everyday usefulness with ...

Announced on Monday, Honor debuted a teaser for its MWC 2026 launch event with the tagline “Believers in AI Future.” Its save ...

CUSTOMERS will be able to enjoy new and old TV favourites as Sky One returns this week. The beloved channel returns to air after four years, replacing Sky Showcase and Sky Max to bring the ...