OpenAI has launched GPT 5.2, a major model upgrade now available in both the API and ChatGPT. It is described as the company’s most…
Adafruit makes it easy to plug a 2.8″ touchscreen onto the Raspberry Pi
It’s no secret that we dig the Raspberry Pi, a tiny motherboard capable of anything, a hobbyists dream — and any way to make the…
YotaPhone blends EPD, full-HD screens into single Android phone
There’s a beautiful new smartphone on the way, in both looks and concept. Yota Devices brought out the YotaPhone last year, an Android smartphone…
Nintendo shuttering online services for Wii, DS from 20 May
Nintendo’s killing all online services for two of its most popular consoles: the DS, and its former best-selling console, the Wii as from 20…
Win ‘Thief’ for Xbox 360 [competition closed]
Update: We’ve awarded Samu with our Thief gift! Well done. To everyone else, there’s been a few good reads and thanks for entering. Better…
BlackBerry launches Q20 flagship with ‘classic’ keyboard
BlackBerry unveiled the Q20 at the Mobile World Congress in Spain this week, sticking to its guns of bringing us another “classic” QWERTY smartphone….
Nokia launches trio of Android phones: ‘Nokia X’, ‘Nokia XL’, and 5-inch ‘Nokia X+’
Here we go: Nokia’s first Android phone, times three. The Nokia X, X+ and XL. Ranging from pocket-friendly to mini-phablet, the phones are all…
Sony smashes out Xperia Z2 phone and tablet, plus mid-range Xperia M2
Sony’s been a busy little bee at Mobile World Congress 2014. Today sees the launch of three new devices, so far. The self-described “mid-range”…
Meet the Elife S5.5, ‘world’s thinnest smartphone’
No, it’s not the iPhone 6 or a new Samsung Galaxy something. Chinese manufacturer Gionee claims that its Elife S5.5 is the world’s slimmest…
VTech’s Kidizoom, the first smartwatch for children
Grownups have them, so why shouldn’t kids? We’ve seen tablets of all shapes and sizes for most types and ages. Some of them fun and…
Don’t expect iPad ‘Pro’ in 2014, just a newer Air with Touch ID
Last week, AppleInsider reported on the state of 2014’s iPads, namely that we aren’t going to see that many this year. The sites insider, Ming-Chi…
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