
Hands-On: Clicks Shows Off Its BlackBerry-Inspired Communicator Phone
Clicks’ new Communicator smartphone brings back physical keys with a modern Android experience, combining tactile typing with updated hardware.
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Clicks’ new Communicator smartphone brings back physical keys with a modern Android experience, combining tactile typing with updated hardware.

Quilt has introduced a data-driven three-zone heat pump designed to stay efficient in extreme conditions, addressing a major technical challenge facing heat pump systems.

CES 2026 is underway in Las Vegas with major announcements from Nvidia, AMD, Amazon, Boston Dynamics, Razer, and Lego, highlighting AI, hardware, and emerging tech.

Intel is developing a handheld gaming platform built on its Panther Lake processors, including a dedicated chip designed specifically for portable gaming devices.

Meta has paused international plans for its Ray-Ban Display smart glasses due to high demand and limited supply.

Amazon announced new Ring features at CES 2026, including fire alerts, an app store, AI detection, and advanced home sensors.

AMD unveiled new AI-powered PC processors at CES 2026, targeting everyday computing and high-performance gaming.

A curated list of practical gadgets that make settling into your first apartment easier, from smart home security and lighting to cleaning and cooking essentials.

Clicks Technology unveils the Communicator, a BlackBerry-inspired smartphone with a physical keyboard, alongside a $79 snap-on Power Keyboard designed for phones, tablets, and smart devices.

OpenAI is reorganising its teams and rebuilding its audio AI models as it prepares for an audio-first future, signalling Silicon Valley’s growing move away from screen-based devices.

A curated list of smart pet gadgets, from AI cameras to automated feeders, designed to make modern pet ownership easier and more enjoyable.

Jon Callaghan of True Ventures predicts the end of smartphones in 5-10 years. Learn how wearable technology, such as the Sandbar ring, is changing human interaction.