Mat Smith is the Bureau Chief, UK at Engadget. With over a decade of experience at Engadget, he covers a range of topics including console gaming, flagship smartphones, and wearables, while also exploring themes in consumer tech and automotive innovations. Mat has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Guardian, Yahoo News, and Yahoo Finance, among others.
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Mat Smith's articles mainly focus on technology and gaming, with a significant emphasis on product promotions. His coverage also includes press releases, reviews, and government announcements related to the tech industry.
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By: Mat Smith
The passport-style foldable is increasingly dominating foldable phone launches this year. Xiaomi has its own.
Hohem has combined its gimbal tech with a wearable camera unit.
Dyson just announced three new robovacs, but the most eye-catching launch is the giant air purifier.
RugOne's newest ruggedized phone has a waterproof action cam that you can remove.
By: Mat Smith
Don't worry, we didn't share $500 CameraJet toothbrush.
By: Mat Smith
It's a concept device, sure, but there's something intriguing about Acer's handheld gaming PC and laptop 2-in-1.
By: Mat Smith
Xiaomi's impressive-sounding new foldable arrives on the eve of Apple's big foldable iPhone event.
The concept PCs, cameras, chargers and more than caught our attention in Berlin.
The concept PCs, cameras, chargers and more than caught our attention in Berlin.
Despite all the build-up and all the scrutiny, Apple's first foldable phone looks solid.
