Author: Cora James
Cora covers consumer tech and devices, with a focus on how new hardware fits into real daily routines.
Windows 11’s defaults favor Microsoft over users. Adjusting settings for notifications, privacy, and performance takes under 30 minutes and changes how the OS feels daily.
Revolut is piloting facial recognition payments at UK store checkouts, letting opted-in customers pay by face scan instead of card or phone.
Google Wallet and Samsung Wallet both store cards, IDs, and passes on Android, but their differences in hardware integration and ecosystem reach are significant.
IMAX 15/70 cameras are notoriously loud because of the mechanical force needed to move large, heavy film at 24 frames per second. Here’s why the noise has no simple fix.
Samsung’s Z Fold series has improved foldable phones significantly, but hinge wobble remains unsolved — and Apple’s rumored iPhone Ultra may not fix it either.
The IMAX logo covers wildly different screen sizes and projectors. Here’s how to tell a genuine large-format venue from a rebranded standard auditorium.
VESA numbers describe mounting hole spacing in millimeters. Match the pattern, check weight limits, and verify screw size before buying any TV wall mount.
Nintendo Switch Online in 2026 still offers online play, cloud saves, and classic games — but does the pricing hold up against what you actually use?
Stripe and Advent International are back in talks to acquire PayPal after a previous offer was rejected, with both sides now negotiating a new price.












