PocketSized

Small smartphones have become a rare sight in today's world where smartphone displays are getting bigger every year. However, a certain section of purists maintain that they would prefer to have compact smartphones that fit in the palm of their hands. Apple was the last major smartphone manufacturer to release small-sized smartphones through the iPhone mini, which was discontinued after the iPhone 12 mini and iPhone 13 mini. Smartwatch manufacturing company, Pebble, is now reportedly planning to fill the void left by…

Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNETThe other day I looked at a $25 USB meter that was perfect for those who want to test if USB ports and devices such as chargers and power banks are working properly. It's a great tool for those dabbling with gadget repairs.Also: You're using super glue all wrongBut if you're more serious about diagnostics and repair, and have a slightly bigger budget, then you should get your hands on a full-blown USB multimeter packed with all sorts of features, from the ability to log data to identifying…

This little dock is powerful enough to perform the same job as much larger models, but versatile enough to earn a permanent home in your laptop bag. Michael Gariffo/ZDNETWe're all aware of just how transformative the past few years have been to how work gets done. The new reality of mobile and remote work has spawned an influx of products created to enhance productivity whether we've returned to the office, are permanently working from home, or constantly need to move between both realities. Also: This flip-out…

It’s no secret that we love Raspberry Pi projects here at Tom’s Hardware. That’s why we’re excited to share this portable pocket-sized Pi Zero 2 W cyberdeck from maker Chris Remboldt designed for creating even more fun Pi projects. According to Remboldt, the idea was to make something easy to take with him for Python coding practice that would also allow him to connect and tinker with the Raspberry Pi Pico.On its own, he can use the handheld cyberdeck to create and run Python scripts. But thanks to its USB hub, Remboldt…

Snap will roll out new features to make it easier for brands to create augmented reality shopping experiences on its Snapchat app as well as a flying camera, the company said on Thursday at its annual presentation to showcase new technology.The Santa Monica, California-based company announced the pocket-sized camera called Pixy, which can fly a few feet above its owner to take photos and videos before landing in the palm of the hand, in a renewed push to grow its hardware business. Pixy will cost $230 (roughly Rs. 17,550)…