Lenovo Legion Go’s FPS mode is a game changer for portables – here’s why
The Lenovo Legion Go is a new Windows PC gaming handheld that transforms its controller into a mouse.
Pixel 8 and Pixel Watch 2 set for October 4 launch
Yesterday, Apple confirmed that those pesky leakers were once again 100% correct, and the iPhone 15 launch would be happening on Tuesday September 12.
Not wanting to be done, Google has announced...
iPhone 15 release date NZ: Apple September event announced
Apple's iPhone 15 release date is fast approaching. Find out when you can pick one up in New Zealand!
The next iPad Pro could have upgrades aplenty
There’s good and bad news for those itching to start tapping at a new iPad Pro. The good news is that it’s set to be the “first major update to the...
Microsoft just went back on its Xbox Series S promise
When Microsoft announced the Xbox Series S alongside the Series X, it went out of its way to reassure customers that they could spend NZ$350 less without missing out on anything,...
Meet PlayStation Portal: yours for a loopy NZ$335
Move over, Meta: your smart screen is about to lose its title as “the biggest tech flop named Portal”.
Sony has announced that its thoroughly redundant streaming handheld console will be called...
Samsung may have a cheaper FE foldable in the works
The Samsung Galaxy FE series is a strange beast. ‘FE’ stands for ‘Fan Edition’, and if that term were describing a DVD, you’d expect a package overloaded with extras that only...
The Xbox 360 store will close next year
Want to feel old? It turns out that the Microsoft Xbox 360 — a console that I’m sure only launched a couple of years ago — turns 18 this November.
Yes, the...
Patent shows Apple hasn’t given up on Face ID for Macs
It’s been nearly a decade since Apple first justified the presence of its unsightly iPhone notch with Face ID — undoubtedly clever tech to log into your phone just by looking...
Apple planning big Apple Watch revamp… for next year
There’s good news and bad news for those who love Apple so much to literally wear the company’s smallest computer on the wrist for 18 hours a day.
The bad news is...