Intel’s NUC (Next Unit of computing) modular PCs have always been intriguing. That you can upgrade a tiny machine by slotting in a new card to beef up the CPU and memory as you would a graphics card is great. Diminutive and modular, Intel’s NUC ideas have been held back by the inability to use more powerful graphics cards – …

Elgato is looking to change the video game capture game with a new device aimed at making the entire process much more fluid and simple. Say hello, to the Elgato 4K 60 S+.

The Huawei Freebuds 3 are a fantastic set of earpods, albeit one with a design that may not be to everyone’s tastes. Solid construction, intelligent noise-cancelling and a hefty amount of battery life makes for a reliable audio expansion that’s a must for anyone after some quality audio while they’re on the move or relaxing at home.

With new technology comes new ways to steal, and Twitter happens to be crawling with bots programmed to pick up on complimentary tweets and grab the material that has earned such praise like a maggot on rotting meat. It’ll be mere minutes before the algorithms find the art, convert it into a file and plaster all over actual T-shirts which you can buy, albeit at the expense of the artist whose livelihood depends on them not being taken advantage of like this by unscrupulous vendors.

Want a solid camera, sturdy design and plenty of hardware horses under the hood to run multiple apps? You can’t go wrong with the Huawei Nova 5T then, especially if you can live without water resistance, an LCD screen and wireless charging.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk hit the stage in Los Angeles to unveil some new stuff a couple of hours ago, and it was a show that was stolen by the unveiling of the Cybertruck. It looks like the kind of vehicle that a low-budget sci-fi film in the 1980s would use or an homage to mid-90s gaming when 3D visuals were finally taking off, a bulky but sleek pickup truck that I quite simply adore.

Former Mythbuster Adam Savage had a neat idea to take Beatsaber VR a step further into a galaxy far, far away…

Google Stadia is launching next week, and just about everything I’ve heard about the launch period makes me think that the service isn’t quite ready for prime time just yet. We already know that one of its best features will be missing, and that many who pre-ordered won’t get their pre-orders on launch date. We also know that the system has a pretty meagre launch line up.