HeyJaredHenry Burrell
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- Jul 26, 2026
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New Garmin watch nailed the basics on my runs (opens the original)
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Garmin has shown some love to the lower end of its sports watch range and updated its popular Forerunner lineup with three new models. The Forerunner 70 comes in as the cheapest current running watch the brand sells in the UK at £219.99, with the Forerunner 170 at £259.99 that adds an altimeter, thermometer, as well as Garmin Pay for contactless payments. For £299.99, there’s the Garmin Forerunner 170 Music I’ve been testing, which adds the ability to download and store music files, either as MP
The Sidephone is a dumbphone trying to be a smartphone (opens the original)
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Despite being a technology reviewer, I have spent several years fascinated by the idea of not using a smartphone. I spend too much time staring at screens. But my relationship with smartphone apps is just like Michael Corleone’s with the life of a gangster: “Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in!” I’ve had my SIM stashed in a Light Phone 2, Light Phone 3, Punkt MP02, TCL Flip 3, Nokia 3210 4G and more besides to see if I could go without WhatsApp, Google Maps, contactless payments
Samsung’s latest Galaxy falls to less than £15 per month in flash sale (opens the original)
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The Galaxy S26 sits in Samsung's flagship S range, but is priced £80 more than the older S25. One of its main criticisms during the launch earlier this year was the added cost. That doesn't mean it's not available for less, as the latest Giffgaff deals prove, as more than £300 is cut off the cost. The mobile operator usually sells the phone unlocked for £899 (not sure why it’s £20 more than the retail price), but currently it’s on sale for £559, a superb price for what is Samsung’s smartphone in
Gedget under £30 I didn't know I needed as a bookworm (opens the original)
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I have been a fan of e-readers for many years, but I must admit I never thought I needed a page-turning device. Earlier this year, I reviewed the Kobo Remote, a wand-like gadget that lets Kobo owners turn the pages of their e-books without holding their e-reader. It is fun to use if you want to prop up your Kobo and get under the covers, or the way I have used it with my sleeping newborn in one arm and remote in the other, flicking through non-fiction at 3 am. It’s a niche product, which is why
Samsung unveils new foldable phones - here's where to buy (opens the original)
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Samsung has lifted the lid on three new folding phones at its Galaxy Unpacked event in London today, debuting the Galaxy Z Flip8, Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra and brand new Galaxy Z Fold8. Confusingly, the Z Fold8 Ultra is the same shape as last year’s Z Fold7, a thin and tall design we’ve become used to in Samsung’s book-style foldables. The Z Fold8 takes more of a passport shape, with wider and shorter dimensions that recall the original Pixel Fold. Samsung is the market leader for foldables in the UK
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