Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Oppo’s Find N are similar in many ways, but which is the better foldable phone? We put them to the test.

Google, Apple, Xiaomi and Vivo took on Intel with their in-house chips, Microsoft continued to struggle with its Surface Duo smartphone, Samsung and Oppo made foldables more affordable.

The latest Apple Macbook Pro has the best screen on the market, a processor that can handle any task with ease, and is more powerful than most people need.

The iPhone 13 doesn’t look too different from the iPhone 12; the real upgrades are the video camera, the lowlight photography and its 5nm A15 Bionic processor.

Google partners with Samsung to offer Galaxy Watch 4 smartwatch with Wear OS for the first time. However, it cannot work with Google Assistant, whereas the Apple has Siri.

The Xiaomi Mix 4 has a sleek ceramic body with a notch-free front, and a selfie camera that shoots through the display screen. The phone runs on the new Snapdragon 888+ processor.

Huawei’s P50 Pro can’t access Google Mobile Services, but has one of the best camera systems on the market thanks to cutting-edge image processing. Short battery life is a downside.

The new Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Flip 3 represent Samsung’s ‘third generation’ of foldable phones, and could be the ones to finally bring the form factor into the mainstream.

The Sony Xperia 1 III goes all out with its 4K 120Hz OLED screen, front-facing stereo speakers and camera shutter button, but it’s pricey and battery life could be better.

Apple announced its new software features at its online Worldwide Developer Conference, including better iPad Pro multitasking, the ability to control the tablet from a Mac, and enhanced security against third-party tracking.

The iMac 2021 is fast and energy-efficient thanks to the new M1 chip, but its strict adherence to consumer desktop specs could turn off many of the users at which it is aimed.

Apple has upped the tablet game once more with the 2021 iPad Pro, offering a much brighter screen using mini LEDs, and its M1 chip that outperforms an Intel-driven MacBook Pro.

Apple is sending vans out across the city to capture 360-degree street photos that will be used to add a ‘Look Around’ feature that is much like Google’s ‘Street View’ function.

With Hong Kong terrestrial TVB deciding not to air the Oscars ceremony for the first time in 52 years, a VPN is the only way viewers in Hong Kong can catch the action live. Here are three recommendations.

Arguably better than the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra, the Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra has an amazing camera and top-end performance, though its gigantic camera bump might put some off.

From the first touchscreen phone to a glass phone front with no buttons, LG has been a pioneer in the smartphone industry. It has released some quirky looking phones, and others that failed to excite consumers. Here are five of the most memorable.

Foldable phone has the best hardware in its class, with great battery life and an unbeatable camera suite, but the lack of Google services such as YouTube may put off buyers outside China, as will its price – almost US$2,800, and even more in Hong Kong.

The Xiaomi M11 is several hundred dollars cheaper than the latest premium flagships from Samsung and Apple, but keeps up with those two phones in almost every way. 

A breathtaking 100x zoom camera, 120Hz Quad HD resolution, industry-best screen brightness and S-Pen stylus support make the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra as refined a smartphone as you can get.

We pitch the first over-ear headphones from Apple and Huawei against each other. Can the AirPods Max justify their eye-watering price?

From Motorola’s retro clamshell Razr 5G to the Samsung Z Fold 2, foldable phones made big strides in 2020. Apple’s iPhone 12 came in more varieties than ever, its ARM chips are a game-changer for mobile computing.

The Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Fold is not just the most versatile model in 28 years of Thinkpads, but perhaps the most versatile portable computer yet. For the first time, it is as useful at home as in the boardroom.

There’s not much substance, but watching Uhm Jung-hwa and Park Sung-woong trying to foil a plane hijack led by North Korean agents (including Lee Sang-yoon) makes the film one to watch anyway.

Apple’s iPhone 12 Pro Max adds a new camera system that the company promises will be the brand’s best yet – but is it worth spending more than US$1,000 on?

A housewife who learns her husband is an alien and hatches a plot to kill him, and narrative strands that are just left hanging – this film doesn’t even try to make sense. It does offer some laughs, thankfully.

Huawei has produced an amazing smartphone despite US sanctions. Its hardware is first class, and includes a camera that beats the iPhone 12’s, but the lack of Google services is a problem.

Apple’s latest iPad Air is cheaper than the iPad Pro, but has a more powerful processor. It doesn’t have as many features, but with similar looks and performance, it makes the Pro redundant.

Apple’s first 5G phones all run on the new 5nm technology, they look squarer than the iPhone 11s, and they have unrivalled image processing power. Another handy upgrade are the widgets on the home screen.

Suzu Hirose plays the daughter of an eccentric scientist (Shinichi Tsutsumi) who fakes his own death, yet reappears as a ghost in this nonsensical comedy with echoes of Stephen Chow films.

Multitaskers will love the LG Wing, a smartphone that deploys a second screen and becomes a T-shaped device, meaning it can multiple apps at the same time. Best of all, it doesn’t force the user into compromises to use both screens.