Sometimes I wonder what kind of things we can achieve if we all make one big group to develop the VR/AR technology. The market variation is always nice, but it means little when we lack real new features.

Isn't it better to release a whole new series rather than simply upgrading a few hardware elements? Then again, they may want to keep the momentum using an existing name. The Surface Book has been quite a good alternative to MacBook, so I'm looking forward to the update.

We have forecasts for rains and storms, so the idea of detecting potential fire points sounds probable. I'm sure it will help us the way we can prepare against flood and storms. What do you think will be the challenges to get there?

Samsung's Galaxy Buds are even smaller and shorter than Apple AirPods. They look pretty, but I don't know if they will fall off the ears easier. That said, with such a good design and sound quality, we have another good option for now.

Were you a BlackBerry user around the time it was the phone everybody wanted to own? Now they are bringing back the old champion, and I'm not sure if it's a good move against other companies which are moving so fast ahead.

The end product is so beautiful that I wish all upcoming smart home gadgets will consider this method. What kind of combination do you want to see in the future?

I'm not sure how many of the visitors here use Windows phone, so I decided to share it either way. Ending support doesn't necessarily mean your phones will stop functioning, but it's risky to run a neglected software. This once again shows how the mobile phone market is dominated by the two giants.... See more

I found this interesting rumor from Dell. One of the screens you see on the image can be turned to face another side. I can already imagine the situations in which we can use this feature, but do you think it's actually possible to make one?

Does anyone else feel bored of these repeating designs? What used to be called a premium look now can be seen everywhere that it's no longer unique. Why do you think the developers continue this trend?

Looking back on the best gadgets in a year is nice, but let's not forget the ones discontinued or failed to see the light in 2018. It's interesting that we actually lost many things in 2018, such as the PS Vita and VW Beetle.

As we come near the end of the year, many websites write down their version of best lists. Let's come up with our own! When it comes to laptops, which ones do you think make the highlight of 2018? Do you agree with what you see on T3's list?

What do you think of this research results? Personally, I don't think the speakers should focus on this feature if that's how it is. We can get news from the radio or TV, so the speakers can focus on providing information or perform simple tasks for us.