HeyJaredAmelia Schwanke
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I took the budget Instax Mini 13 to parties and concerts, and loved the charming keepsake selfies it made (opens the original)
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Like most of Fujifilm’s instant cameras, the Instax Mini 13 is made for selfies. It builds on this from previous generations by adding a new self-timer feature usually found in more premium models, a fresh design, and a small accessory on the strap for propping it up on a table to allow for even more stable shots. It’s inexpensive, easy to get grips with, and will make memories from any event just that bit more special. A handy self-timer for limiting camera shake and FOMO Eye-popping, pastel co
TechRadar now has an app — here's what you need to know (opens the original)
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We're a bunch of gadget obsessives here at TechRadar, so we appreciate that your phone's home screen is premium real estate. But if you're a TechRadar reader, you're going to want to find room on that home screen for our new app. That's right, TechRadar now has an app! We've been working hard to bring you a new way to enjoy our content, with useful features that will enable you to enjoy a more personalized experience. These new features have been designed to make it easy for you to stay up to da
I missed photographing the 2026 solar eclipse — here are 9 of my favorites (opens the original)
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Europe's 2026 solar eclipse has been and gone, leaving in its wake a flurry of once-in-a-generation images. I've picked out some of my favorites, which you can peruse below, but there's one shot that really outshone the rest for me. Captured by a small camera crew in rural Spain, the photograph is of Olympic skateboarder Danny León jumping mid-air on a half-pipe as the moon eclipses the sun behind him. Since posting it on Instagram (see below), the image of the synchronized eclipse stunt has gon
More and more people are saving money and cutting down on e-waste by building home servers (opens the original)
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Out of all the stories I've covered as a consumer tech journalist, subscription fatigue has been one of the most common frustrations I’ve come across — and the usual fixes of service hopping, signing up for discounted annual plans and searching for deals no longer seem to be cutting it. Ongoing price hikes, vanishing content from catalogues and locking basic features behind paywalls have left the subscription model looking thoroughly squeezed by Big Tech — and it’s making people vote with their
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