The Redmi K20 has been rumoured for a while now, with the name supposedly standing for Killer 2.0, which could be a reference to the often cited phrase Flagship Killer for OnePlus phones. Following the OnePlus launch the global VP of Xiaomi tweated: The self-proclaimed Flagship Killer 2.0 will feature the Snapdragon 855 and a…
One of the biggest launches of the year has finally happened, leaving not many flagship phones left to launch for 2019, with Honor and OPPO next week, then hopefully a break for a few months. As usual with a phone of this calibre, most of the details have been leaked, but now everything is official….
Intel never really rushes when it comes to a change in architecture for their processor lineup. At least, that’s been the case for many years. Broad-well (5th Gen) was the first series with a 14nm architecture. There hasn’t been a major upgrade in the architecture since. The reason they are so slow in this department…
Vehicle technology is improving at an unprecedented rate. Only a few decades ago, sensors that detect and prevent collisions and smart systems that report malfunctions and call for emergency aid would be considered a pipe dream. In today’s world, not only are all these technologies ready and available to some capacity, there are even more…
This comparison was written initially with leaked specs, which are normally accurate this close to launch. It will be updated with any changes following the full launch. With the launch on the OnePlus 7 with its Pro variant, are they still a flagship killer? OnePlus have steadily been increasing their prices each year, now with…
The OnePlus 7 Pro is shaping up to be easily one of the best phones of the year, and it didnt take a genius to work out that the new Pro model would shift the affordable flagship maker, into a premium price catagory. A new leak suggests that the OnePlus 7 Pro starts from €699/€709…
I am a big fan of mesh Wi-Fi systems, they help eliminate the biggest issues with Wi-Fi and based on the number of systems on the market, it appears manufacturers think these are the future for the consumer. I was very impressed with the TP-Link Deco P7 when I reviewed it, but at around £190…
There can be very few people who don’t appreciate a great deal; however, it’s important to distinguish between making a purchase because it’s a bargain, and getting money off the goods we actually want. We’re often too blinded by the promise of a discount to realise we’re not saving any money at all. Perhaps we…
The Garmin Forerunner 9xx range is often viewed as a more affordable Fenix alternative, being more popular with multi-sports enthusiasts while the Fenix ticks the multi-sports boxes but appeals to the style market with its good looks. The main differences between the two watches are generally the build with the Forerunner being a durable plastic…
*This review has been updated to reflect the new firmware which addresses my main gripe with motion detection* In the past few years, the wire free outdoor camera market has boomed there are now dozens of options on Amazon. I have recently reviewed the Ring Spotlight, Eufy E, and D-Link, all of them being great…
Genius Hub formerly Heat Genius has been around for a few years now, launching when the smart home heating market was just taking off. At the time they were about the only company to offer zoned heating on the market. Zoned heating allows you to control more than just your boiler, you can have radiators…
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