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9.4
The Plugable USBC-VAMETER Gen 2 is an inline Volt/AMP meter that measures the charge speed or power use of a connected USB device to 100W.
Read about the Apple Event 20 April announcements. New M1 iMac, and iPad, revamped Apple TV and AirTrackers to find Apple and other kit.
9.3
Brookie's Byron Dry Gin & Tonic has quite a lot of tech to producing it with 50% less sugar than most other Gin premixes. Very refreshing.
8.6
The HUAWEI Sound delivers a well rounded performance, and raises the bar with lossless Hi-Res audio and Devialet accosting tuning.
Netflix is the king of the streaming heap at 31% market share by a huge margin over Amazon Prime, Disney and Stan. Find out why?
All apps spy on you by default and there is little you can do about it except be aware and tighten your Android and iOS privacy settlings.
8.1
The Apple HomePod Mini brings Siri into your home. You can be sure that it will hit the spot with Apple fans at a very low $149.
The Apple Find My app is no longer limited to finding lost iThings. You can now locate other lost items using the Apple owners network.
The Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 28 April 2021 tantalisingly hints at the 'The Most Powerful Galaxy Is Coming'. We speculate what that could be.
8.3
The Moto e7 power has a big 5000mAh battery and a low $159 price. Iit is similar to the $199 e7, offering back to basics, great value.
9
Hobot 388 is an automatic window washer that does a great job. With no water or mess to squeegee or wipe down afterwards its a winner.
9
The Samsung SSD 980 is DRAM-less, meaning it does not have a bucket of expensive high-speed cache. It uses a Host Memory Buffer (HMB).
The James Dyson 2021 awards challenge science/engineering undergraduates and recent graduates to 'Design something that solves a problem'.
8.7
The Samsung S21 Fan Edition (FE) is the next version of its hugely popular Galaxy S20 Fan Edition. Subtle nips and tucks bring it in at $999
The Nokia 2021 new direction includes a budget focused range of C (3G), G (4G) and X (5G) series. Are they enough to save this iconic brand?
The Motorola Moto g10 and Moto g30 have a $50 price difference. Apart from a different processor and camera, they are almost identical twins.
8.8
Very Good
