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Mobvoi alone in support for top SD4100 chip with new TicWatch E3 AI company Mobvoi has introduced the newest member to its most modest smartwatch line, in the TicWatch E3. Like its predecessors, the E3 is a circular-faced smartwatch running Google’s Wear OS and aiming to serve as a timely update on the same well-rounded recipe that the line is known for, at a competitive price. What sets the E3 apart from older entries in E series – and the majority of the rest of the smartwatch crowd – is its adoption of Qualcomm’s latest and greatest wearable-focused chipset, the Snapdragon Wear 4100....

Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict A promising display and an astoundingly thin design underpin a capable all-rounder, only out-paced by less elegant phones with a greater emphasis on value and performance, versus value and aesthetics. Xiaomi originally introduced the first of the Mi 11 series at the tail end of 2020, bringing the phone to new markets at the start of the new year. Fast-forward to late March 2021 and we were suddenly introduced to approximately six additional members of the family, the most modest of which is the Mi 11 Lite....

Amazon Echo Dot 4 & Dot with clock review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The entry-level Echo Dot is great value and Alexa is more responsive than on the 3rd-gen Dot. According to Amazon, the Echo Dot is its best-selling speaker (not justsmartspeaker – all speakers). And it isn’t hard to see why: it’s inexpensive and Alexa can do exactly the same things she can on Amazon’s more expensive speakers....

Amazon Fire TV Stick review (2021) Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict More powerful and with a new remote control, this latest TV Stick is still a great-value way to make any TV smart. Best Prices Today: Amazon Fire TV Stick (2021) 3rd-gen The 3rd-gen Amazon Fire TV Stick was originally launched in 2020, but then got re-released in 2021 with an updated remote control. This has useful TV controls that you don’t get with theFire TV Stick Lite– now including dedicated buttons for Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+ and Amazon Music....

Food delivery apps cost more and make it harder to get refunds According to a new study by consumer rights group Which?, food delivery apps including Deliveroo, Just Eat and UberEats wind up costing customers far more than if they were to order a meal delivery directly from the restaurant. In addition, the investigation found that customers had more difficulties getting a resolution when they had problems with their food orders....