Author: Olivia Hartman
Olivia Hartman is GeekBlog's general technology reporter, covering the wider world of tech beyond smartphones: AI and software, laptops and PCs, gaming, streaming, space, science, consumer gadgets, deals and the policy stories shaping the industry. A versatile journalist with a nose for what actually matters, Olivia turns breaking news and product launches into accessible, no-hype reporting for everyday readers.
Heat, constant full charges and deep drains wear out tablet batteries. Four charging mistakes to avoid and the iPad and Galaxy settings that help.
A posture corrector is a reminder, not a cure. Worn for short sessions it pulls your shoulders back and makes slouching obvious, and the research supports that it changes your alignment while you have it on. What no device has been shown to do is fix your posture permanently once you take it off. That distinction decides which one you should buy, and whether you need one at all. Quick answerFor most desk workers the useful choice is a vibrating sensor that nags you rather than a strap that holds you, because the goal is noticing the slouch, not being…
The iOS 26 Camera app hides most controls behind a new menu. Here is where everything moved and which settings to change.
Our guide to the 11 best Android phones of 2026: Pixel 11, Galaxy S26, OnePlus 15, the new foldables and budget picks, plus how to choose.
The 1985 Mamoru Oshii classic Angel’s Egg returned in 4K. What the film is, the November 2025 run, and how to stream or buy it in the US now.
Telekom’s budget AI phone ships with 18 months of Perplexity Pro. Specs, European pricing, the Pro model and the closest US alternative.
What an LTE Apple Watch, Galaxy Watch or Pixel Watch can do without your phone, what you give up, and what the watch line costs.
Apple, Sony, Bose and Sonos flagship headphones compared on specs, battery life and October 2026 prices, with a pick for every type of listener.
Ten instrumental movie scores on Spotify that make great background music for work and study, plus tips for building a focus playlist.
Garmin’s thinnest premium smartwatch has a 2 inch AMOLED screen and up to 8 days of battery. Here is its price and how it compares with the Ultra 3.