Ben Johnston

Despite several solid improvements, the Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold still isn’t on a par with the best foldables on the market

The current economic environment is uncertain. A volatile tariff strategy, elevated oil and gas prices, supply chain disruptions, and a rapidly changing technology landscape combine to create tremendous uncertainty for small business owners. The biggest risks to the economy come from rising inflation which could lead the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates. If rising energy costs and supply chain disruptions lead to higher inflation, higher interest rates could follow, depressing growth and corporate earnings.

The Google Pixel 11 Pro XL is a moderate improvement on its predecessor but still not on par with the industry’s top dogs

The Google Pixel 11 would be my favourite phone at this price but the Tensor G6 silicon simply can’t keep up with the competition

With budget tech falling left and right, the Motorola Moto G77 is refreshingly good value for money

Almost a year ago, small businesses were contemplating the impact of “Liberation Day” tariffs imposed on nearly all of our trading partners. Over the course of the year, small businesses learned how to navigate these tariffs, altering supply chains and onshoring as much production as possible in an effort to avoid the tariffs' most painful effects.

Though a well-rounded debut, the Motorola Razr Fold falls behind its more experienced rivals in a couple of key areas

Competent but overpriced and unnecessary, the Samsung Galaxy S26 FE feels less for the fans and more for the sake of it

The TCL P80 Ultra’s matte AMOLED display is a revolution and its battery life is much improved, but rivals are still faster

The Pixel Watch 5 is a well-honed smartwatch that's too similar to last year's model to be worth full price