Nickolas is always excited about tech and getting his hands on it. Writing for him can vary from delivering the latest tech story to scribbling in his journal. When Nickolas isn't hitting a story, he's often grinding away at a game or chilling with a book in his hand.
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Keeping it cool UGREEN just dropped a wireless MagFlow charging lineup that's all about fast charges and cool vibes.

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Health is serious Ultrahuman receives major $70 million investments from Qualcomm Ventures and more to facilitate the future of health-focused human computing power.

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IFA stunner IFA 2026 surprises us with a good-looking Moto Watch Ultra that boasts a continued Polar partnership for fitness lovers.

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Stunned Motorola dazzles this midweek with a Swarovski Crystal Edition Razr 2026, and it makes the phone resemble stars in the night sky.

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Stronger. Faster. Qualcomm's Adreno 'Neural Fusion' GPU could be the exact graphical boom for gaming on phones that I've been waiting for, but let's not get ahead of ourselves.

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Lumus leads the way Lumus expands Quanta partnership for a wave of next-gen waveguides for AR glasses that are serious about a thinner, lighter, more accessible future.

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The right direction Google's September Android Drop looks to help users suffering from motion sickness in cars, and there's a "Guided Vision" Accessibility feature on the way.

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If it's AI, say so No more guesswork. Instagram is getting crystal clear about AI-generated content with a new label users must adhere to, or face the consequences.

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Too soon The Pixel 11 Pro launch is marred by emerging audio static issues when recording videos with "Video Boost" enabled.

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Get going Dog Days of Summer? Take a Google Health update! Android users should look out for better manual workout logging and improved Running Distance data.

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Stay private Xiaomi's version of a Privacy Display has been rumored since February, and now leaks are surfacing to show us exactly how this could work.

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Sweet, I'll take 20 Viture collabs with S-Game, the studio behind Phantom Blade Zero, for the Phantom Beast XR glasses with the sickest design I've ever seen.

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Reading is good Rakuten Kobo scores a major win for e-reader enjoyers with a massive in-store Best Buy expansion for a range of tablets and accessories.

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Interesting... The Galaxy S26 FE is here, and it's beating the S26 Ultra to One UI 9 (Android 17), with a few flagship camera features and more.

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A little late If your Galaxy S26 Ultra had that "red stain" problem, Samsung's late August patch should fix it.

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Tides have changed A flagship Samsung phone was the best-selling Android phone in Q2. That's the first time that's happened, but it's still a bit behind Apple.

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Changing Many U.S. states say Meta's social media platforms have "harmed" younger users with addictive tendencies, and after a huge $16 billion settlement, change is coming.

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Tack on another Yet another One UI 9 beta is rolling out for Galaxy S26 users. Here's to hoping that this is the final beta before a stable release.

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On the way The big GrapheneOS upgrade for Motorola's phones we've been waiting on will finally become reality in 2027.

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Here's a pair Shokz delivers a pair of earbuds: the OpenRun Air 2 and OpenFit Air 2 that hold runners, hikers, and more close at heart.

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Making moves? Latest Exynos 2700 rumors boldly claim Samsung's in-house chip could beat Qualcomm's next chips where it counts.

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Keep your privacy A Meta patent seeks to solve the severe backlash its AI glasses have received over major privacy concerns.

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These look nice RayNeo's new productivity-focused glasses have no microphone, but a transparent HUD for info and a GT series that's all about shows, movies, and Dolby Vision.
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