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Smeg teams up with Dolce & Gabbana for another fashion splash in the kitchen

Meet the world’s most darling extractor fan

19 April 2018 / 16:30 BST5 November 2021 / 06:58 GMT

Gear

Soup up your soup with Smeg’s latest retro hand blender

Kitchen tech you’ll want to have on show

5 September 2017 / 17:30 BST5 November 2021 / 08:06 GMT

Tech toys

Smeg wants you to know it’s Italian, via this Sicilian special

Dolce&Gabbana did the paint job. We already knew they were Italian

4 April 2017 / 13:53 BST5 November 2021 / 09:02 GMT

Best gaming console in 2025 including Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo

What’s the best gaming console? That’s a question gamers have debated for as long as consoles have existed. The truth is, it’s one of the most subjective discussions in the world of technology. But don’t worry – we’re here to help you figure out which one might be the best option for you. Of course, […]

Best gaming console in 2025 including Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo

Best mid-range laptop in 2025 for work, gaming and more

Looking to buy the best mid-range laptop? It’s a smart move. Why splurge over a grand on a machine if you won’t fully utilise all its premium features? Like mid-range phones, mid-range laptops once meant compromises in performance and speed, but fortunately, technology has come a long way. Today, you can find sleek, fast notebooks […]

TEST 15TH APRIL – Best foldable phone 2024: next-gen flip phones reviewed and rated

With enough force, almost every phone can fold in half – not even the best smartphones on sale are immune from brute strength. But only a few can do it without suffering terminal damage. Think folding phones are just a hinged gimmick? Think again: the best foldable phones are about as versatile as handsets get […]

Test 2 reviews

Introduction It wasn’t too far back into PC gaming history that “integrated graphics” was considered a curse word. An Asus ROG device without a dedicated GPU would’ve been unthinkable. Madness, even. Fast forward to 2025, though, and the Z13 Flow is very much flying solo in the graphics department – yet I couldn’t be happier. […]