Articles by Lewis Leong

Lewis Leong is a freelance writer for TechRadar. He has an unhealthy obsession with headphones and can identify cars simply by listening to their exhaust notes.

Articles by: Lewis Leong

Facebook tests Snapchat Stories clone for Messenger

By Lewis Leong published 30 September 16

Facebook Messenger Day just launch in Poland - here's what it's all about.

iPhone 8: evidence mounts of an OLED display

By Lewis Leong published 30 September 16

An OLED screen would bring a number of improvements to Apple's venerable handset.

Nintendo NX earns high praise before it's even announced

By Lewis Leong published 30 September 16

The NX console earns a bit of hype courtesy of Ubisoft's CEO leading up to its 2017 release.

BlackBerry plans to keep the QWERTY keyboard alive

By Lewis Leong published 29 September 16

BlackBerry CEO John Chen promises to keep the physical keyboard alive on future smartphones.

This affordable iPhone 7 adapter gives back the headphone jack Apple took away

By Lewis Leong published 29 September 16

This affordable aluminum adapter will let you charge your iPhone 7 and listen to music at the same time.

Google delays major Android Wear 2.0 update to 2017

By Lewis Leong published 29 September 16

Google's huge update for Android Wear has been delayed but there's a new developer preview that brings new features.

Banding together: Why Spotify might buy SoundCloud

By Lewis Leong published 28 September 16

Spotify is reportedly in advanced talks to acquire streaming music rival SoundCloud.

This tiny Nvidia supercomputer will power self-driving cars

By Lewis Leong published 28 September 16

The Xavier is a souped-up slice of silicon geared towards autonomous vehicles.

This is Elon Musk's plan to colonize Mars

By Lewis Leong published 27 September 16

In Depth Here's how SpaceX plans to transport humans to the Red Planet, and why we'd want to go there at all.

Twitter for sale? Here's who might be looking and why

By Lewis Leong published 26 September 16

Rumors are swirling that Google, Disney and others want to buy Twitter. Here's why that may be a good - or bad - idea.

Here's what Apple may do with your health data

By Lewis Leong published 26 September 16

Apple is reportedly getting serious about health by turning the Apple Watch and HealthKit into a data analysis platform.

Chromecast Ultra rumored to stream 4K video for double the price

By Lewis Leong published 23 September 16

Word is Google will reveal a souped up Chromecast alongside its new phones.

What's Apple working on? Mystery device pops up at the FCC

By Lewis Leong published 23 September 16

A new filing reveals a never-before-seen product and a trail of clues.

You can now use your phone to hail a self-driving car in Singapore

By Lewis Leong published 22 September 16

Our dreams of a driverless taxi service may not be far off.

Power up: New solar tech on the way from Tesla's SolarCity

By Lewis Leong published 22 September 16

Elon Musk teases the arrival of a sleek solar roof and in-home battery pack.

Would you pay a weekly subscription to rent an electric car?

By Lewis Leong published 22 September 16

Owning a car is a pain. This company wants to make it easy to rent wheels on demand.

Why it makes sense for Apple to buy supercar maker McLaren

By Lewis Leong published 21 September 16

Analysis McLaren shot down talk rumors, but a team up would only help Apple move its own auto ambitions forward.

Libratone ONE Click review

By Lewis Leong published 20 September 16

Libratone's speaker looks like nothing else out there, but does it sound as good as it looks?

This Apple patent is a riveting dissection of paper bag engineering

By Lewis Leong published 19 September 16

Apple's next innovation is a bag. That you put stuff in.

Google Pixel XL might have made a cameo in this Nest commercial

By Lewis Leong published 19 September 16

This could be our clearest look yet at the new Pixel smartphone.

iPhone 7 display sets performance record, but it's still not the best around

By Lewis Leong published 19 September 16

The new iPhone's display earns high praise, but it plays second fiddle to Samsung.

How the iPhone 7 is shaping the future of accessories

By Lewis Leong published 16 September 16

In Depth Accessory makers sound off on what the lack of a headphone jack means for headphones, cases and adapters.

This modular laptop is basically two PCs in one

By Lewis Leong published 16 September 16

The Kangaroo Notebook uses mini PCs to keep your private data isolated.

Here's why the headphone jack will never go away (even though Apple wants it to)

By Lewis Leong published 16 September 16

Opinion Apple's calling it 'courage' but removing the headphone jack is because Apple has another 'C' word in mind: control.

Galaxy Note 7 owners aren't deterred from using their phones

By Lewis Leong published 15 September 16

Updated Usage rate among Galaxy Note 7 users remain the steady after voluntary recall began, though that may soon change.

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