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Best waterproof cameras of 2019
Headed outdoors? Find out which rugged, waterproof camera is best for you Whether you want a compact camera for a trip to the beach or →
DJI just released a tank drone for kids
DJI has launched a new RoboMaster S1 tank drone that’s designed to teach kids to code through play. DJI released its first ground-based robot today. →
Best kids’ phone 2019: The perfect handsets for your child from only £50
If you’re looking for a phone for your child, you’ll want something cheap and robust. These are our top picks for kids in 2019 Choosing →
JBL Live 650BTNC vs JBL E65BTNC Review
The noise-cancelling, JBL E65BTNC has been on the market for a while now, pleasing bass-heads with it’s punchy and thick low-end. But recently, JBL released →
2019 Isuzu MU-X LS-T 4×4 Review: Road Test
Australia’s top-selling, ute-based SUV has received a modest update, marking what could well be the zenith of the current generation’s development… Isuzu UTE’s MU-X is →
Land Rover Discovery Sport refresh debuts plug-in hybrid option
The Land Rover Discovery Sport has gained a couple of new powertrains in the most recent update to the popular seven-seater SUV, giving greener options →
Why my next family car will be electric
EVs are going mainstream and the arguments in favour are beginning to find traction The label ‘family car’ means many things to different people. And it’s →
2019 Mitsubishi Outlander Review
The 2019 Mitsubishi Outlander is a keenly priced compact crossover with three rows of seating. The rearmost row is best for kids, but that’s probably →
Amazon Fire Kids Edition (7-Inch) Review (Update May 2019)
The risks of handing over your own phone or tablet to a child range from minor (fingerprints from dirty hands) to major (dropping and breaking), →
Amazon turns up the heat with the new Fire 7 and Fire 7 Kids Edition
Amazon is bolstering its Amazon Fire tablet range with the release of a new and improved Amazon Fire 7 and a new Fire 7 Kids →
Nest Hello vs. Ring Video Doorbell Pro: Which is better for you?
When you have a video doorbell, it’s kind of like having your own personal doorman. You can see who is at the door, and you →
Amazon’s New Fire 7 Tablets Improve Storage, Alexa (With a Catch)
Amazon announced this year’s updates to the Fire 7 and Fire 7 Kids tablets, with the 2019 models providing twice as much storage as their predecessors as →
Amazon revamps Fire 7 tablet with faster internals, same super low price
Amazon is re-launching the Fire 7 tablet with twice the storage capacity as before plus a faster processor. The price point remains the same at →
BenQ GV1 review
Portable projectors are great for scenarios where you don’t need a full-blown, complicated projection system. Whether you’re looking to entertain the kids before bedtime, watch →
Fitbit Ace 2 swim-proof fitness tracker with screen protection now out for kids
Fitbit has launched the second generation of its kids fitness tracker, the Fitbit Ace 2. The original Fitbit Ace was designed for children aged eight →
2019 Ford Ranger vs. 2020 Jeep Gladiator vs. 2019 Chevrolet Colorado vs. 2019 Honda Ridgeline
We hook up the trailer, head out on the highway, and hit the mud in four of the hottest littlish (i.e. mid-size) trucks on the →
2019 Holden Acadia v Hyundai Santa Fe comparison: Big family? This pair could present a winner
There comes a time in many families when the call is made: ‘We need a bigger car’. You’re a bit fed up with jamming all →
Best Kids Tablets to Buy Now (Updated April 2019)
With their touch-screen user interfaces and often simpler operating systems, tablets are a great way for kids to learn how computers work. And if you buy a kids →
2019 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid Review
If you’re eco conscious and seeking out a family hauler, there’s no better choice than the 2019 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid. Heck, there’s a case to →
Fitbit Ace 2 brings waterproofing and fun colors to the kid fitness tracker party
New Ace adds bumper to protect that display Fitbit’s original kids fitness tracker, the Fitbit Ace, was essentially a kid-sized Altathat let kids who wanted to be →
And finally: Apple AR headset to launch in 2020
Welcome to another And Finally, where we round up the whispers, conjectures, and the down-right unsubstantiated of the week. It’s been a busy one on the →
Fitbit Ace 2 Hands-on Review : First look – A kids tracker that grows up with you
When my eight-year old niece tested the Fitbit Ace last year, she wrote me a list of the things she liked and didn’t like about →
Amazon Echo Dot vs. Echo Dot Kids Edition: What’s the difference?
The Amazon Echo Dot is a puck-shaped smart speaker designed to be used as a smaller alternative to the full-sized Amazon Echo. The original Echo →
Xplora 3S kids smartwatch review : Your child’s first phone
Xplora is one of the few startups to have survived since kids’ smartwatches first appeared a few years ago. While the likes of Gator and →
2020 Volvo V60 Cross Country first drive
“This is where you’ll start your drive,” said the shuttle driver who picked me up from the airport. He pointed to a frozen bay across →
And finally: Samsung Galaxy Active specs leak ahead of launch
All the big stories of the week Welcome to the week in wearable tech – back once again to bring you a digest of what’s →
MediaPad M5 Lite vs. iPad: Why Huawei Almost Beats Apple
From the second I saw Huawei’s MediaPad M5 lite, I knew that it was made to fight Apple’s 9.7-inch iPad. The 10.1-inch tablet looks just like Apple’s →
Moto G7 Play Hands-on Review : A potentially great phone for kids and those on a strict budget
Moto G7 Play Hands-on: We have an opening play with this year’s cheapest Moto G Moto G phones have never been terribly expensive, but the →
2019 Mercedes-Benz GLE 450 Review : Quick Spin
High-tech family SUV has some radical party tricks – but it gets the fundamentals right What’s it all about? The 2019 Mercedes-Benz GLE 450 will be the →
10 Best SmartWatch for Kids To Buy In 2019
Nowadays the most important thing for the parents is to keep their children happy. Parents are spending their lot of time to engaging their children →