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TechStage | Heart rate, sleep, training: eight fitness trackers in comparison

Testing Tests overview Smartphone Huawei P Smart 2021: Budget model with room for improvement Asus Zenfone 7 Pro: Turbo smartphone with flip camera Samsung Galaxy Xcover Pro in the test: Hard but slow Oneplus Nord N 10 5G in the test: galloped in price Oppo Find X2 Pro in the test: performance bargain Asus ROG… Read more

Amazon Fire HD 8 review: The affordable entertainment tablet

(Pocket-lint) – Amazon churns out Fire tablets at a great pace; available three sizes, with regular updates, the Fire HD tablet has been a constant of technology for a few years. The offering hasn’t changed hugely over recent years, with minor tweaks defining the different versions, rather than the bigger steps you’ll find on premium… Read more

Amazfit GTR 2: beautiful and cheap but will have to improve on some things. The review

Amazfit GTR 2 has a nice appearance, it offers decent fitness tracking and has now strengthened some of its capabilities including sleep tracking and the introduction of a smart assistant like Alexa. It also allows you to have a good autonomy compared to its competitors in this price range. It’s certainly not perfect, and its… Read more

Garmin Edge 1030 Plus cycling computer review: Data by the bucketload

(Pocket-lint) – Many will look at the price of the Garmin Edge 1030 Plus and wonder if a bike is included. Indeed, for many normal folk, an asking price in the several hundreds will seem simply absurd. But then this product isn’t for casual riders. It’s for hardcore cycling folk and athletes who want to… Read more

Messenger Telegram will soon be asking for money for new app functions

Messenger Telegram wants to introduce a payment model in view of its rapid growth. All currently free functions remain free, as Telegram founder Pawel Durow announced. However, there will be new functions for which users will then be asked to pay. On advertisements to finance the service, which are displayed when reading Durow wants to… Read more

Best Fitbit fitness tracker 2020: Which Fitbit is right for you?

(Pocket-lint) – Fitbit has been around for years, sitting at the top of its activity tracking class, smugly watching as its competitors hope to raise the same sort of brand awareness. For many, a fitness band is simply called “a Fitbit” – such has been the impact of this company – and it’s now being bought… Read more

OnePlus’ latest concept phone is a color-changing, motion-tracking 8T

OnePlus has a new concept phone to show off, which is its way of teasing tech that maybe, just maybe, might make it into one of the company’s future phones. The OnePlus 8T Concept is a similar phone to the OnePlus 8T that was released a couple months ago, but it’s got a pretty unique… Read more

HUAWEI Mate 40 Pro wins against Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra in the challenge to the last '' shot ''

The choice of a latest generation smartphone today is increasingly diverted considering some factors that seem to be essential. And in this case we speak first of all of the display which must still allow you to view multimedia content such as a TV series or a film well. So also of the battery ,… Read more

DJI Pocket 2 review: Super-smooth 4K footage

(Pocket-lint) – Ah, 2020, it’s been a funny old year that’s seen a number of companies try different new things. For DJI, while it’s mostly been about refreshing and upgrading existing products, it’s the branding that has evolved. We’ve seen Osmo-branded products lose that Osmo moniker entirely, while the follow-up to the Mavic Mini launch… Read more

Signal adds support for encrypted group video calls

Encrypted messaging app Signal has added support for group video calls for up to five people, the company has announced. Group calls can be started by tapping the video call button at the top of a supported group chat. Calls are “end-to-end encrypted — like everything else on Signal,” the company says. By default, participants… Read more

Facebook launches its Collab music app to the public

Facebook has publicly launched Collab, an experimental music-making app that first launched as an invite-only beta back in May, TechCrunch reports. The app allows users to create short-form music videos by combining up to three independent videos. So, for example, three musicians could each play a different part of a song and combine them into… Read more

Review: Astell and Kern KANN Alpha Tackles any headphones without fear

The Astell & Kann family You can safely call Kern the outsiders among music players. In a positive way, that is. They emphasize a high-quality display, like all players of the brand. More unique is the very powerful headphone amplifier. This allows them to handle even very demanding headphones. And that is really special. The… Read more

Review Como Audio Solo + Ambiente + Turntable set

Como Audio is certainly no stranger to the readers of HIFI.NL. We have been in regular contact with Tom DeVesto, and have previously introduced you extensively with the Como Audio Musica. The label â ???? table radioâ ???? was quite an understatement. But the line of products is bigger. Como Audio also has a record… Read more