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It takes a lot to leave a successful career for a startup and equally it takes a lot to make a startup successful. Together with his co-founder, Rex Kuo has done both of those things, taking Orbitkey from Kickstarter success story through to a global business, selling organisational products in over 40 countries. Here we chat to Rex about making it happen… I used to work as a pharmacist. I started Orbitkey with a schoolfriend of mine. I was already working as a pharmacist full-time and Charles, my co-founder, was an industrial designer. I always dabbled in little side businesses…
The Play Store on your Android TV or Google TV may look like the whole story. It isn’t. You don’t have to limit your TV experience to what Google has approved for your model and region. You can try almost every app made for Android TV, including those that aren’t available officially. And no, I’m not talking about sideloading apps one by one. You can grab an alternative app store like F-Droid and unlock hundreds of more apps at once. F-Droid is an open-source app store that doesn’t require an account, is community driven, and only lists apps that don’t…
How much Apple Arcade costs, what iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV hardware you need, and the best games to play Apple Arcade was revealed way back in 2019. At which point many people yelped “Games?”, followed by “Apple?”, and then collapsed into fits of coughing and laughter until they expired. Which is a shame for them, because Apple Arcade has turned out to be a real gem. But what hardware do you need? Are you forced by Apple to use the Siri Remote when playing on an Apple TV? How many games do you get? How much does it…
The best new Apple Arcade games It’s been a while since this roundup got a proper overhaul, and so this is a much bigger update than usual. I’ve cleared out all the dead wood (or, more accurately, dead games), added a bunch of titles that are new to Apple Arcade and covered a few crackers that weren’t yet on the list. Enjoy! Newly added in this update: Sid Meier’s Civilization VII, Retrocade, Oceanhorn 3, Cult of the Lamb, What The Clash?, Outlanders 2, Puyo Puyo Puzzle Pop and Sonic Dream Team, along with ‘plus’ games Pocket City 2+, Unpacking+, Dredge+, Kingdom…
A few months ago, I picked up a budget streaming stick to keep my family entertained in hotel rooms during beach vacations, fully anticipating the usual tradeoffs that come with a $20 price tag. I figured we’d deal with a sluggish app launcher, a weak Wi-Fi antenna, and maybe a remote that takes a little too long to respond. What caught me off guard was YouTube. Videos that looked crisp on my three-year-old stick came through softer on the new one, and 4K clips buffered more than they should have on a solid connection. The processor wasn’t the problem. Neither…
When Lego founder Ole Kirk Kristiansen pivoted his business to plastic bricks, we wonder if he had any idea of the global phenomenon Lego would become. Today, there are many themes, for kids and adult collectors alike. It’s hard to keep track. So we’re doing it for you, with the Stuff guide to the best upcoming Lego sets. Note: this list covers the best officially announced upcoming Lego sets. There are no rumours, leaks, nor models the writer ham-fistedly pieced together from a pile of random bricks. November 2026 Lego sets Consider this… Sagrada Família ($799.99/£649.99 • 12,060 pieces): In 1882, construction began on this huge…
The Xpeng L03 is a coupe-style SUV that clearly has the Tesla Model Y in its sights. It’s got the looks, it’s got the power and because Xpeng is first and foremost a tech company, there’s a ton of clever stuff to see inside. It was also designed by Xpeng’s global design team, headed by former Ferrari man JuanMa Lopez. Billed by Xpeng as a ‘next-gen AI SUV coupe’, the L03 is a 4.65m long five seater with an impressive 0.28 drag coefficient. It’ll be offered in five nature-inspired colours: Phantom Purple, Arctic White, Midnight Black, Rock Gray and Silver…
I’m a huge fan of road trips. If someone casually mentions they’re planning one, there’s a good chance I’ll be the first to say, “I’m in.” But before I even think about hitting the road, there’s one thing I always make sure is ready: my Android Auto setup. Road trips are already a lot of fun, but they’re even better when everything just works the moment you start the car. So, before setting off on my upcoming trip, I put together what I think is the perfect Android Auto setup for any road adventure. Related 3 Android Auto apps I…
After what felt like an eternity of delays, Apple‘s rebuilt, conversational Siri is now something you can actually put your hands on, provided you’re brave enough to install the public beta of iOS 27, iPadOS 27 or macOS 27 Golden Gate and join the Siri AI waitlist. Once your device has downloaded the new Apple Foundation Models and Siri AI lights up, you’re left staring at a blank conversation with no idea what it’s actually good for. We’ve been putting it through its paces, and there’s a lot more here than a chattier voice assistant. So instead of vague marketing…
I’ve been using my Google TV for more than four years now, and somewhere along the way, it stopped feeling like a new gadget and became just another screen in my living room. It still worked perfectly well, but it had started to feel a little slow. That’s when my habit of poking around every menu and hidden setting paid off. I stumbled across a handful of completely free tweaks that made my TV feel surprisingly fresh again. It genuinely felt like I was using a new device without spending a single rupee. So, if your Google TV has started…