These days buying a new smartphone can cost a small fortune. With their professional-level cameras, super-fast processors and high-resolution displays, they are marvels of modern engineering. They are also very, very expensive. If, however, you don’t need, or want, the latest tech, and simply want a basic device, then we recommend what’s called a ‘dumb’ phone. While they may not be packed with the latest features, they are significantly cheaper, and you won’t need to charge your handset every day. Also, a growing number of manufacturers are releasing their own models as buyers of all ages are opting for more affordable and less distracting devices. Inside, we reveal our favourite models. Plus, we’ve seven important questions you should ask yourself before ditching your smartphone and getting a dumb phone.
The past month has been a big one for PC owners as Microsoft has released its latest update to its operating system: Windows 11 24H2. Packed full of great new features designed to enhance your computing experience, we reveal our favourites.
When people think of tablets, they tend to think of Apple’s iPad. The tech giant has been producing iPads since 2010, and this month we’ve review of the company’s latest release: the 13-inch M2 iPad Air. There are, however, alternatives, such as the Huawei MatePad Pro 12.2. Offering a massive bright dual-layer OLED panel, an almost zero-latency stylus and impressive battery life, it’s certainly worth considering if you’re not an Apple fan.
Our other reviews this month include the new Google Pixel 9 Pro and Apple iPhone 16 Plus, and Samsung’s Galaxy Watch FE.
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