Nowadays, buying a new smartphone can cost a little fortune. With their high resolution screens, their super fast processors and their impressive cameras, they are really fantastic pieces of kit.
But what happens if you cannot, or even, spend more than £ 1,000 on a new phone? The so-called “stupid” are certainly an option, but there is another.
Inside the March Advisor Mars edition, we examine the best available budget smartphones. Although they may not be the high-end specifications of their larger and more expensive cousins, all the models of our overview offer a convincing experience and will not let you fall. Above all, the handsets of our guide do not cost more than £ 300, many of which cost much less.
Elsewhere, recently had the chance to attend this year CES. The biggest technological spectacle in the world sees brands, large and small, around the world show their latest and larger goods.
From the real useful to absolutely bizarre, it has everything you can imagine. We reveal the products that caught our attention and won our Best in Show Coveted Prize. In addition, we have the strange and wildest technology we have seen at CES.
In addition, this problem, with AI continuing to make the headlines, we examine the Copilot + PC of Microsoft and reveal the improvements that we would like to see in the coming year. In addition, we explain how to extend the lifespan of an instructor by giving it a boost.
All of this and more, including criticism from the Galaxy Tab S10 + tablet from Samsung, the OnePlus 13 smartphone and the Huawei's Watch D2 watch, can all be found in the latest issue of Tech Advisor.
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