Fujifilm is looking to finally update the 2016 X-Pro 2 with the X-Pro 3, which will pack not only some cutting edge tech into its frame but also the requested IBIS that fans have been after.

Samsung’s Galaxy Fold has been delayed, and for a very good reason: It’s rubbish. When the device made its way to influencer and journalist hands on the cusp of its launch, it was discovered that the thing wasn’t particularly well designed, prone to cracking, creased screens and dodgy hinges. The launch was postponed, but it seems that launch might be …

Intel has unveiled a bunch of new innovative projects as they get ambitious in driving change in the tech industry.

Making movies is a risky business with millions spent on films with little guarantee of success. Hollywood is starting to utilise AI to help it start making more intelligent decisions.

Nvidia has announced a new set of tools and branded laptops aimed at creators.

Following their unveiling of their latest range of high-end laptops, Asus has revealed plans for two new portable monitors. One aimed at functionality, the other purely at gaming.

Nvidia’s real-time ray tracing is the future of video game graphics, and the chip company has an array of expensive graphics cards available to show it off. What they don’t really have, at the moment anyway, is much in the way of software to take advantage of the newfangled lighting and reflection technology. That’s changing though, and there are a bunch of games coming that support the RTX cards’ best feature. One of the most anticipated? Quake II.

If I’m travelling, I’ll play stuff on the Switch (or not at all), while laptops are used solely for content creation; writing, editing video, that sort of thing. If I were in the position to buy a new laptop, that’s entirely where my focus would lie. Give me a machine that’s light, portable, and tooled to make stuff, and I’d be happy. Asus’ newly announced ZenBook Pro Duo is the sort of machine that would make me very happy.