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The best-rated show of 2022 has been revealed – and it isn’t Stranger Things
The best-rated shows of 2022 have been revealed – and, surprisingly, Stranger Things hasn’t claimed top spot. In data supplied to TechRadar, the hugely successful →
Lypertek PurePlay Z5 review
Coming from out of nowhere a couple of years back, Lypertek has quietly built a reputation for itself in delivering true wireless headphones that massively →
The 2022 Porsche Taycan gets a tech upgrade and wild new colors
Here at TechRadar, we really like the Porsche Taycan. The first fully electric car from the German automaker, it combines power and precision with all →
Totally Rated: Call of Duty: Vanguard returns the series to World War 2
In this week’s Totally Rated, we discuss the long-awaited reveal of Call of Duty: Vanguard, which was revealed within the Call of Duty: Warzone battle →
Motorola confirms its Edge 20 series isn’t actually named for the reason you think
When the Motorola Edge debuted in mid-2020, the edges of its display curved in an elegant and dramatic fashion, leading us to believe these edges →
Samsung’s secret plan for the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3
When Samsung unveiled its latest generation of foldable smartphones – the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 – the focus was largely →
Tough new Coros Vertix 2 challenges Garmin and Polar with global offline maps
Coros has launched a new rugged sports watch that gives Garmin and Polar a real run for their money with super-long battery life, offline navigation →
24 hours with the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3
After a day using the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3, I’m in love. It’s the best clamshell foldable we’ve seen yet, and it’s affordable enough →
Back 4 Blood might miss out on one of Left 4 Dead 2’s best features
Back 4 Blood is shaping up to be a worthy successor to Left 4 Dead 2, but one key feature of Valve’s decade-old series might →
Back 4 Blood early impressions: our thoughts on the spiritual successor to Left 4 Dead 2
There’s nothing like a brisk bolt through a foggy mine to make you feel alive and, after playing the pre-beta for squad-based shooter Back 4 →
Why the Garmin Instinct Solar is still my all-time favorite running watch
One year ago, Garmin released the Instinct Solar – a new version the chunky Instinct multi-sports watch with added Power Glass to stretch out its battery life. And after →
Fitbit Charge 5 design may have leaked – and it’s looking pretty slick
The next Fitbit is coming soon, and it could be a new and improved Fitbit Charge 5. 9to5Google has obtained a render that it says →
Google Pixel 5 vs Samsung Galaxy S20 FE: which phone has smarter compromises?
Both the Google Pixel 5 and the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE show that you no longer need to spend a king’s ransom in order to →
No, Sony’s Xperia 1 III won’t be limited to just one Android update
Late last week, a report suggested that Sony’s latest flagship smartphone – the Xperia 1 III – would only receive one major software update, but →
Fitbit smart ring patent reveals medical grade SpO2 and blood pressure tracking
New sensor tech means better accuracy Fitbit has dropped a patent for a medical grade smart ring, in what could be a dramatic new form →
The Fitbit Luxe is our new top-rated fitness tracker – and this is why
The Fitbit Luxe has taken the crown as TechRadar’s new best fitness tracker of 2021, and for good reason: it looks great, has all the →
More Dying Light 2 details are coming next week
Techland has announced the date of its next Dying 2 Know stream, where it will reveal further details on the upcoming Dying Light 2: Stay →
New OnePlus Nord phone may launch in US soon, FCC filings suggest
A new OnePlus phone might be released in the US soon, as two unnamed devices have been certified by the FCC. Could these be versions →
Official OnePlus Nord CE 5G design revealed
OnePlus has revealed an official product shot of its upcoming mid-range handset, the OnePlus Nord CE 5G, ahead of its expected launch this week. The →
OnePlus Nord CE 5G release date, price, news and leaks
The OnePlus Nord CE 5G is official – OnePlus announced it in an exclusive TechRadar interview, but the company didn’t reveal all that much about →
Forget Samsung Galaxy S21 FE: OnePlus Nord CE 5G just confirmed
The OnePlus Nord CE 5G and N200 5G are coming later this year OnePlus is already working on its next affordable smartphones after the 9 →
Pokémon Go developer teases what the future holds for the popular mobile game
Pokémon Go developer Niantic has hinted at the future of the mega-popular mobile game, suggesting that “exciting things are in the works.” In an exclusive →
MacBook Air mocked in latest Microsoft ad for the Surface Laptop 4
The Microsoft Surface Laptop 4 has really impressed us, enough so to warrant our ‘TechRadar Reccomends’ award due to its incredible keyboard and features that →
Mercedes EQB is a family-sized answer to the electric car question
Here at TechRadar, our electric car content often sways into the sports variety. We’ve covered the Audi e-tron GT, the BMW i4 and Polestar 2, →
Best Halo games to play before Halo Infinite
What’s the best Halo game? As with many game franchises that court such massive fanbases, just asking the question can be divisive, but TechRadar has →
TCL’s Fold ‘n Roll is both a rollable and a foldable phone – so when do we get one?
The end of TCL’s April TCL 20 announcement event had a special surprise for viewers…and the phones industry as a whole, really: the company revealed →
Resident Evil games ranked: which is the best mainline Resi game?
Resident Evil is celebrating 25 years as the gaming industry’s foremost survival horror franchise. Across its decade-and-a-half existence, the Resident Evil series has experienced some →
Did Nvidia just unlock RTX 3060 cryptomining by mistake?
Update: Bryan Del Rizzo, Nvidia’s director of global PR, GeForce, told TechRadar: “A developer driver inadvertently included code used for internal development which removes the hash →
Intel Core i5-11600K fails to match AMD Ryzen 5 5600X in leaked benchmarks
The release of Intel’s Rocket Lake CPU lineup is fast approaching, so it’s no surprise that the rumored Intel Core i5-11600K has made its first →
Google Chrome is killing off support for some ancient PCs
If you own one of these PCs, it’s either time to buy a new one or seek out a new browser besides Google Chrome. If →