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Fitbit Ionic review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict While it’s quite expensive for a fitness tracker, the Fitbit Ionic does pack in a lot of high-end features that will appeal to a wide range of people, from hardcore fitness fanatics to the more casual gym-goers. While the range of non-fitness apps is not wide at launch what it offers is still beneficial to people looking for a more healthy lifestyle. With built-in GPS and music player, contactless payments and on-screen notifications (Caller ID, texts, WhatsApp, etc) it means you can leave your phone and wallet at home when out exercising....

Huawei Mate 30 Pro fully leaks before Thursday launch Full official-looking renders of theHuawei Mate 30 Prohave leaked ahead of the phone’s19 September unveiling in Munich. Incredibly reliable online tipster@evleaksposted the images showing off the phone’s circular camera module and special Porsche Design edition. The famous leaker is now set to private on Twitter, so we’ve run the pictures further down this article as you can’t view his tweets if you don’t already follow him....

iPhone 11 Pro vs Huawei P30 Pro: How Pro should you go? Our Verdict Apple’s new iPhone 11 Pro looks as though it’ll be one of the most powerful handsets of the next 12 months but despite an improved triple camera experience and unquestionable video prowess, the overall package looks as though it falls short of what the more established Huawei P30 Pro has to offer, and for a lower price too....

Neos SmartCam review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The SmartCam does almost everything you need it to and is a real bargain. It’s so cheap you could put SmartCams in seven rooms for the same price as a single Nest Cam. If you’re looking for a Wi-Fi security camera, chances are you’ve already discovered that the big brands cost anywhere from around £100 up to £249 per camera. And then some of them have the cheek to force you to subscribe to a cloud storage service to use some of the most useful features....

OnePlus 7T and 7T Pro rumoured to launch on 10 October OnePlus updates its phones every six months with a T version – the OnePlus 3T, 5T and 6T have been proof of that. But earlier this year the company released two phones in the OnePlus 7 and 7 Pro, so now the six-month upgrade is a little less clear. Wereportedthat potentially the OnePlus 7 Pro would not get an upgrade because it’s such a good phone, instead leaving the upgrade for the usual November OnePlus event to a OnePlus 7T....