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Food and drink journalist, Julia Bryce, uncovers if the popular and trending air fryer appliance needs to be in your kitchen or not.

There was a time, not too long ago, when Huawei almost took over the smartphone world. Bagging marketing contracts with big Hollywood names like Henry Cavill,

The impressive growth of the global gaming market is largely due to mobile gaming. Back in 2020, almost half of all global video gaming revenue derived from mobile games. And with more people owning and using their smartphones, the industry's revenue will only accelerate, with forecasts predicting its income will surpass 100 billion dollars by 2023. A few attractions of mobile gaming, which fuels people's interest and engagement, include: The wide variety of games on offer The positive...

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Rumours about a Google Pixel Fold have circulated for years, but now in 2022, it's looking more and more likely that we'll see a folding pixel.

For those who were disappointed with the Zephyr mask in 2021, Razer has introduced the Zephyr Pro mask which is an upgraded version from the previous release. In addition, it also features replaceable N95-grade filters which are ideal to use this time of the pandemic.

A fresh piece of information suggests that the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE smartphone's India price will be slightly higher than the OnePlus 9RT.

I spent a chunk of yesterday morning rediscovering the big trends of CES 2012. It’s a strange experience, examining so much technology that feels — at once — extremely dated and very recent. With 10 years between you and an event, the macro trends really take shape. Some items are a clear part of a […]

Get faster internet speed—even in the far reaches of your home—with the help of one of these range extenders.

Apparently, public Wi-Fi networks possess serious cybersecurity vulnerabilities in getting hacked. Apparently, public Wi-Fi networks possess serious cybersecurity vulnerabilities in getting hacked.