HeyJaredRobert Leedham
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The 2026 GQ Tech Awards (opens the original)
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Look, you don't need us to tell you that 2026 has been a deeply weird year for tech at large, but in GQ Recommends' gadget-packed corner of the universe, we've seen some seriously slick kit cross our desk lately. Folding phones are finally worth owning. Smart rings are svelte enough to wear in comfort. There are even some AI inventions that'll enhance your life without ruining someone else's day. From a transformative pair of headphones to make your commute more bearable to the kind of projector
Apple's Watch Series 12 is coming for your Whoop (opens the original)
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The Apple Watch wasn’t made to save lives, it just kind of turned out that way. Back in 2014, the OG smartwatch majored on its style credentials with a buckle-less strap design borrowed from indie brand Ikepod and co-signs from the likes of Pharrell, Beyoncé and Tom Ford. If anything, its health tracking was an afterthought – something to geek out over at first and then forget about completely. As evidenced by a Heart app, which would show your current heart rate and almost nothing else. In the
Appleâs âall-newâ iPhone Duo is design nerd catnip (opens the original)
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To understand the iPhone Duo and its ability to turn sceptics into believers, you could do a whole lot worse than crib from the wisdom of Jay-Z. Sure, Steve Jobs was a noted fan of Picassoâs âgood artists copy, great artists stealâ. In this case, Hov called it better with âyou made it a hot line, I made it a hot songâ. The point? Folding phones have been around for almost eight years now. A few of them are seriously accomplished devices in their own right. None have the ability to blow
Apple's Watch Series 12 made a wellness zealot out of me (opens the original)
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Dire news, reader, I’ve become a cliché. Every year Apple makes a new Watch, and without fail there’s an advert to accompany it that wangs on about how its tech could save your life. Until just a few months ago, I would listen to this succession of heartwarming stories and roll my eyes so far back inside my skull I was basically on a self-induced ayahuasca retreat. Could never be me, surely. I’ll spare you the details of my speedy decline from invincibility, but just know it involved A&E, multip
Appleâs folding iPhone Duo is for everyone complaining that Apple lost its touch (opens the original)
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Appleâs first folding smartphone is a product made to prove that Steve Jobsâ old joint can still innovate and has the clout to charge you £1,999 for the privilege. The pitch: what if your iPhone could open up into an iPad? A very literal â...and one more thing." Like Carlos Alcaraz and his yellow-gold Le Mans Daytona, the new iPhone Duo is not something that anyone needs. But I can personally confirm that if you get your hands on an iPhone Duo, youâll sure as hell want to keep it. Unvei
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