Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite confirmed: Release date, price & specs Almost out of nowhere, Samsung has announced the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite as its new affordable Android tablet. Here’s what you need to know about its release date, price and specs. A few rumours and leaks suggested that Samsung was about to launch a new tablet and they are rarely wrong. The announcement continues an odd roadmap of tablets from the Korean firm which includes theGalaxy Tab S6– which arrived in August 2019 – and theGalaxy Tab S5ejust before that in April 2019....

Star Wars Episode I: Racer port coming to PS4 and Switch The classic N64 and PC (and Game Boy Color!) game Star Wars Episode I: Racer will bereleased on PS4 and Nintendo Switch on 12 May. The game took the podrace sequence from The Phantom Menace, the first Star Wars film since 1983’s Return of the Jedi, and turned it into a whole game. It’s one of the better Star Wars video games in a turbulent history of the genre....

Apple is selling £699 Mac Pro wheels and £299 feet Apple has started selling the stainless steel wheels and feet for the Mac Pro separately for the first time. They cost predictably astronomical prices, withthe wheels at £699/$699andthe feet at £299/$299(via9to5Mac). Gallingly, both listings say that “additional tools are necessary” to install them, and aren’t included in the box. Premium accessories no doubt, but if you or your company has bought a Mac Pro, a computer that costs at least £5,499/$5,999, then you can probably afford them....

Apple Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro available to order now Apple hasannouncedthat its newMagic Keyboard for the iPad Prois available to pre-order now and will start shipping next week, ahead of the original May schedule. It’s rare for an Apple product to ship ahead of schedule and it’s particularly notable here given the coronavirus pandemic. The keyboard is compatible with both the new 2020 iPad Pro and the 2018 models, but not for any other iPad Pro....

Fitbit Charge 2 vs Charge 3 vs Charge 4 With the new Fitbit Charge 4 now on the scene and looking to steal the crown from its predecessors, we thought we’d see how the last three generations of Charge stacked up. Read the fullFitbit Charge 4 review. Design & Build To look at, theCharge 3and Charge 4 are nearly identical in their design. When you put the two next to each other, it’s near-enough impossible to see any real difference with regards to appearance....