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Samsung Galaxy S11/S20 launch set for 11 February Samsung has confirmed that its next Unpacked event will take place in San Francisco on 11 February, where it is expected to launch the new Galaxy S series and a new Galaxy Fold device. The S series will be called either S11 or S20, while the Fold is expected to assume a flip phone form factor likethe recent Motorola Razr reboot. In the above teaser video, the two As in Galaxy are replaced by a rectangle and a square hidden under a sheet....

Samsung leads the CES TV charge with the borderless 8K Q950TS In a flashy press conference on Sunday evening at CES, Samsung officially unveiled its flagship, outrageous TV for the year. The snappily named Q950TS has a practically borderless 99% screen design that from the front on lives up to its “Infinity Screen” branding. Samsung says the TV has the best LCD picture quality on the market which remains to be seen but the unit is immediately visually stunning with a 2....

The new HP Elite Dragonfly boasts built-in Tile tracking The HP Elite Dragonfly launched at the tail end of 2019 and made for an enticing business 2-in-1 laptop. Only a few months on from the original and HP has just released the Elite Dragonfly G2 at CES 2020, which – in a world-first – boasts integrated Tile tracking. HP, impatient by its own admission, didn’t want to hold off on adding new functionality to its flagship business 2-in-1 with the option of Tile integration being just one such improvement....

The Sunnto 7 pairs sports smarts with Wear OS Suunto, the company that specialises in sports watches, has announced the Suunto 7 at CES. It’s similar to other Suunto wearables but updates the formula with the latest Snapdragon Wear 3100 processor and Google’s Wear OS software. It combines all of Sunnto watches’ usual excellent sport and workout tracking modes into an app, allowing you additional access to the Wear OS platform, rather than running on Suunto’s own operating system....

Dr Kawashima’s Brain Training for Nintendo Switch review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Dr Kawashima’s Brain Training for Nintendo Switch takes what the original DS games did so well and pushes it to the next level. With the integration of the Joy-Con, multiplayer games and challenging tasks, this is by far one of the most varied ways to keep your brain active through gaming. However, some of the features – like handwriting and motion sensing – don’t work as intended Consistently....