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I didn’t have “Commodore releases a phone in 2026” on my bingo card, but here we are. The brand behind the Commodore 64, the best-selling home computer of all time, has announced the Callback 8020. A flip phone designed to sit somewhere between a dumbphone and a smartphone, running a European mobile operating system that traces its roots directly back to Nokia.
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I spent a good chunk of last week getting to know Claude Fable. As of Friday night, I can’t, and neither can you. The model wasn’t taken down for maintenance or quietly retired. It was pulled on the direct order of the US government, less than a week after Anthropic put it in front of the public.
It is shocking, and somehow not surprising in the slightest, that a si...
This isn’t my first time setting up a Doro for an older family member, and that experience is exactly why I was keen to get hands on with the Aurora A30. Phones designed for older users, or anyone who needs something a bit simpler, used to feel like an afterthought. Cheap plastic, dated software and a vague promise of being “easy to use”. The Aurora A30 is proof that this cor...
I have a Garmin on one wrist and a growing sense of guilt about fitness app subscriptions I keep paying for and barely using. So when the Fitbit Air landed, I was curious whether it would add to that pile or actually replace something. After a week wearing it, the answer is more interesting than I expected.
The Fitbit Air is a screenless fitness band priced at €99, ...