John Kanellakos is a Reporter at Pocket-lint. He is passionate about technology, focusing on consumer electronics, software, and the latest smartphone and PC releases, while also exploring themes in retail and e-commerce. John has been featured in MobileSyrup, Pocket-lint, and MSN.
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John Kanellakos primarily covers technology, with a focus on new product announcements and industry-specific news. His coverage heavily features product promotions and content & publishing, indicating an interest in the latest tech releases and related business developments.
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It's not loving the tin foil hat look.
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By: John Kanellakos
Standard 1080p Blu-ray players aren't particularly expensive in 2026, but that wasn't always the case.
After much hype and anticipation, Apple formally unveiled its foldable iPhone Duo device at its Surprise and Shine event on Wednesday.
Panasonic, a major manufacturer of 4K UHD Blu-ray players, is upping the price of its hardware portfolio in the US.
