Henry Burrell is a freelance technology journalist based in Auckland, via London, and is an expert in consumer tech.
When the iPhone owns less than half the market, what are the best Android alternatives at every budget?
Think a good pair of wireless earbuds means shelling out for Apple's ubiquitous white sticks? Think again.
With a TV like the Samsung Q950TS it's possible to set up your living room like a cinema, but ultimately it shouldn’t matter what screen you watch your favourite films and shows on.
Finding it hard to focus in this era of remote work and pandemic-induced anxiety? A scaled-down tablet and keyboard set-up might be the productivity hack you're looking for.
When the iPhone owns less than half the market, what are the best Android alternatives at every budget?
Apple’s newest phone is a great value lockdown tech upgrade.
We’re all spending a fair amount of time on our phones and computers these days. Here are some simple ways to make that time safer.
Have we reached peak smartphone? Henry Burrell reviews the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip, an engineering marvel which all but highlights how few ways there are to improve phones in 2020.
I thought I could wean myself off my smartphone by using another piece of technology. Turns out I was fighting a losing battle.
New Zealand not using Huawei’s 5G network gear won't affect you nearly as much as the US trade ban’s effects on what smartphone you’ll want to buy next.
