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I Spent a Week Testing the Clicks Power Keyboard. I Loved the Keys, Not the Compromises (opens the original)
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The $119 Clicks Power Keyboard, an evolution of the Clicks Keyboard accessory for iPhones, was designed with feedback from former BlackBerry talent and now targets all phones and more. I tested it for a week and found that the keys have a sharp, clicky feel, while the dedicated number row is a useful bonus. It does the trick if you really miss typing on your phone, although you may need to retrain your muscle memory and adjust to its awkward usability. Those seeking to relive the bygone era of B
I Tested Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra. It Absolutely Crushes the iPad Pro on Battery Life (opens the original)
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The $1,399.99 Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra—which costs $100 more than its predecessor—is a massive, laptop-sized tablet that doubles as an on-the-go creative workstation. Samsung takes an everything-and-the-kitchen-sink approach with all-inclusive convenience. Not only does it have an attractive design, a phenomenal display, and better battery life than the iPad Pro, but it also ships with an S Pen stylus, the latest Google AI, and powerful multitasking tools. Despite its high price, if you're i
I Tested TCL Nxtpaper 11 Plus for 2 Months, and It Doesn't Beat the iPad (opens the original)
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The $369.99 TCL Nxtpaper 11 Plus is an Android tablet with a twist: a special matte screen with three selectable modes. It's also bundled with a stylus for sketching and note-taking, and a stand case for hands-free viewing. After testing the 11 Plus for two months, I love that its e-ink display mode easily tones down overstimulating saturation and harsh glare, and the matte coating reduces reflections when used outdoors. But its sluggish performance may be a deal-breaker for users who want to do
Apple iPhone 13 vs. iPhone 18: How Performance and Features Have Changed in 5 Years (opens the original)
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Apple's new iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max deliver more power, take better photos, and last longer than ever. They also push your aging iPhone another rung down the ladder. The iPhone 13, released in 2021, remains the most widely used iPhone worldwide in 2026. That got me wondering: What exactly are iPhone 13 owners missing out on? Has Apple introduced enough meaningful upgrades to trigger serious FOMO, or are the changes unimportant to the average person? To figure this out, I did a deep dive int
We May Get the iPhone Ultra This Week. Every Rumor We Think Is Legit (opens the original)
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It's no surprise that Apple is late to the folding phone party while its major rivals—Google, Motorola, and Samsung in the US, and many more abroad—take massive bites out of the hinged-handset pie. Apple has long taken a "wait and see" approach to emerging form factors. As a phone expert, I've tested intriguing foldables, from the not-so-great Microsoft Surface Duo to the more successful Samsung Galaxy Z Flip series, as well as the Google Pixel Fold and Motorola Razr lines. But where's Apple's f
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