I’ve been bouncing between an Xbox Series X and a mid-range gaming PC for the past few years, and the story is always the same: anything that runs well on the console looks and feels noticeably better on PC if you have even halfway decent hardware. That’s not surprising—consoles age, PCs move on—but it’s starting […]
Author: Nadia Malik
Honor Magic V6 and Find N6: Big Specs, Vague Stylus Promises
The Galaxy Z Fold series finally made the S Pen work on a foldable. Honor and Oppo now say they’re bringing “next‑gen” stylus tech to their 2026 foldables. The difference? Samsung actually ships something you can understand and buy, while these new leaks are mostly buzzwords with almost no detail. “Multispectral” Stylus: Cool Term, Zero […]
OnePlus Nord 6 Launch Slips to April, But Specs Look Serious
9,000mAh. That’s the headline number around the upcoming OnePlus Nord 6, and it’s hard to ignore. In an industry where 4,500–5,000mAh is the norm, a battery this big in a mainstream Android phone is anything but subtle. The rest of the story is more nuanced: a delayed launch window, a familiar design strategy, and a […]
Google’s Project Genie: The Virtual World We Didn’t Ask For
Contradicting the Hype: Are We Ready for User-Generated Virtual Worlds? In a world where tech enthusiasts often celebrate innovation, Google‘s Project Genie is already stirring controversy. Many believe that empowering users to create their own virtual worlds is a significant concept. However, I’m not convinced that this is the leap forward we need. With existing […]