In an industry where smartphone advances happen every week, it’s time for Huawei to step up to the plate with their next big device. The Huawei Mate 10 is aiming to be just that smartphone, as it packs in 6GB of RAM, a 4000mAh battery to keep the lights on and a Kirin 970 chipset to underneath a 6-inch screen with an 18:9 FHD+ OLED display. But it's going to cost you plenty.

The GTX 1070 Ti combines elements from two of the best Pascal cards to form a blisteringly fast card, but its pricing makes its value proposition confusing.

Say what you like about Razer, but the manufacturer of gaming peripherals, laptops and a whole mess of other stuff has managed to establish its brand across the world. It’s a distinctive brand at that, easily identifiable and managing to create a positive image with most gamers globally. Razer has primarily existed within the gaming space of technology, thanks to some superb headsets, PC mice with ludicrous numbers attached to them and laptops which can double as Borg cubes. The next step for the company? The mobile space, as Razer’s first smartphone has managed to leak out all over the internet.

Nvidia has revealed what is likely to be the last big release in the Pascal line, with the GTX 1070 TI serving a good purpose for both mining and gaming.

The Aorus X5 is a surprisingly sleek, powerful laptop, but it struggles to put its heat anywhere else other than right under your hands.

Sporting a fully standalone design that requires neither a PC or smartphone to work, the Oculus Go is the company's big push into making VR more affordable and appraochable.

Oculus Santa Cruz is room-scale, Rift quality VR without a PC or any of those nasty cables. And it's coming as early as next year.

Full-frame sensors are somewhat exclusive to DSLR cameras. Canon wants to change that however, as the current rumour-mill suggests that the heavyweight producer of cameras has managed to shrink the traditionally bulky sensor down and into a mirrorless body.