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The world's first portable color ePaper monitor has gone on sale - but don't expect it to be affordable just yet

By Wayne Williams published

13.3-inch Bigme B13 color ePaper monitor goes on sale - but is it worth the cost?

Someone wants to sell you a digital version of the antiquated typewriter but without a glued-on keyboard (no really)

By Efosa Udinmwen published

The Pomera DM250 brings back the typewriter experience but skips the mechanical keyboard, making it a modern yet incomplete throwback.

A powerful new AI tool is coming to Chromebooks to vastly increase productivity

By Aleksha McLoughlin published

Google has announced new Gemini AI features coming to ChromeOS by default

This cheap, compact projector can turn your wall into a giant whiteboard – and it has gesture controls too

By James Rogerson published

The Choice Bee AI Projector Air supports a stylus and comes in at an extremely low price, so we really hope it gets a global launch.

Google transforms NotebookLM into a curated knowledge hub and I might be in geek heaven

By Graham Barlow published

From Shakespeare to parenting: Google’s NotebookLM debuts themed ‘Featured Notebooks’ with The Economist & The Atlantic.

The rumored Apple Pencil 3 could make it easier than ever to draw on iPads

By James Ide published

Apple could be about to announce a next-generation Apple Pencil with a new gesture, location tracking, and the return of pressure sensitivity.

NotebookLM just got a major chat upgrade with 8x more context, better memory, and smarter responses

By Eric Hal Schwartz published

Google is embedding its Nano Banana AI image model into Search and NotebookLM, with Photos to follow.

Boox Note Max specs fully revealed – and it looks like the perfect A4-sized E Ink notebook for me

By David Nield published

The Boox Note Max from Onyx is going to bring with it a 13.3-inch display, with a 300 PPI resolution.

The Apple Notes app could seriously step up its game in iOS 18 with these two upgrades

By Kristina Terech published

Apple observers are expecting the tech company to unveil an upgraded Notes app, integrating audio recordings and advanced math features, revolutionizing its digital note-taking.

Your Chromebook might soon get one of the Google Pixel 9's best features

By Hamish Hector published

A twist on the Google Pixel 9 recorder app is reportedly coming to ChromeOS 130.

This awesome E Ink poster frame looks like the future of wall art, if you can stomach the price tag

By Alex Blake published

The PocketBook InkPoster is a gorgeous (if expensive) way to display art on your walls.

ReMarkable may be launching a smaller tablet – here are 3 things I want to see

By David Nield published

ReMarkable's e-paper tablets always impress, and there's another one on the way.

Want a cheaper Apple Pencil for your iPad? This $30 alternative comes with Find My tracking

By Alex Blake published

Want a more affordable Apple Pencil alternative? ESR has you covered with the $30 Geo Digital Pencil.

'Look, no wires'! This color E Ink display is the first device I’ve seen that uses truly contactless wireless power

By Benny Har-Even published

Color E-Ink displays were everywhere at ISE 2025, but this is the only one in the world that receives its power without wires.

World's first modular handheld inkjet printer claims revolutionary print-on-any-surface capabilities — Chinese startup makes big promises but watch out for the price of consumables

By Wayne Williams published

Chinese-made Printisian handheld inkjet printer can print on any surface, and you can back it on Kickstarter now.

'The Entire History of You': How a lone developer created free app that records everything you do on your PC — and allows you to rewind and search for anything in a weird homage to an episode of Black Mirror

By Wayne Williams published

Inspired by a Black Mirror episode, a developer has created Windrecorder, a "personal memory search engine".

Insta360 is sticking AI, ChatGPT, and Gemini into speakerphones with the Wave

By Roland Moore-Colyer published

The Insta360 Wave could be a great smart speakerphone for podcasting.

The iPhone 16 needs to steal the TCL 50 XL NxtPaper's best feature pronto

By Alex Walker-Todd published

Apple already does a great job with the always-on displays on its Pro iPhones but the screen used by the TCL 50 XL NxtPaper would take things to the next level.

Google Lens can now automatically save your visual searches

By Roland Moore-Colyer published

Google Lens just got a handy upgrade that will automatically save the searches you do with it, but you need to opt-in.

Google’s scary-good AI podcast tool just got better with built-in YouTube upload and easy sharing

By John-Anthony Disotto published

Google's AI-generated podcast tool was already impressive, but now you can feed it any YouTube video to turn into a discussion

Lenovo summons spirit of Microsoft Bob with Tiko, its 'compact AI emotional interaction companion'

By Wayne Williams published

Lenovo has unveiled a range of Magic Bay proof of concept accessories for the ThinkBook 16p Gen 6, including Tiko an AI emotional interaction companion.

The next Apple Pencil could have haptic feedback, and it might land alongside the iPad Air 6

By James Rogerson published

The upcoming Apple Pencil could have haptic feedback along with other major upgrades.

This app can add AI narration to any site or text – here's how to make it work

By Eric Hal Schwartz published

ElevenLabs launches iOS app for narrating text with AI-powered voices

I had a big audio transcription problem – Gemini solved it, and ChatGPT didn’t

By Lance Ulanoff published

When I needed a transcription with speakers identified, Gemini 3 Pro proved its mettle.

Google is giving Gemini AI a memory for your favorite things

By Eric Hal Schwartz published

Google Gemini will is adding a memory for preferences and the ability to redraw human art.

Good news — your Google Meet call will soon be able to take notes for you

By Mike Moore published

Automatic meeting note generation is coming to Google Meet soon.

Aura’s new e-paper 'Ink' can run for three months on a single charge, and could be the future for digital frames

By Timothy Coleman published

Leading digital photo frame maker Aura branches out with a new power efficient color e-paper type frame, which can run for three months on a single charge.

I tried the latest update to NotebookLM and it’s never been easier to make an AI podcast out of other people’s articles, for better or worse

By Graham Barlow published

NotebookLM can now search for sources for you on the web, making it easier to create AI podcasts.

This AI 'poetry camera' shoots haikus instead of photos – and that’s way more interesting than megapixels

By Timothy Coleman published

This Instax-like camera is like a reverse AI image generator – image-to-text – printing words instead of pictures

Microsoft Notepad gets an AI makeover

By Eric Hal Schwartz published

Microsoft is infusing AI into its most classic tools, including Notepad.