The all-new Xiaomi 17 Ultra isn’t perfect. But as a camera?

With a 1-inch sensor, continuous optical zoom, and Leica color science — this might be the most exciting camera phone Michael Josh has used in years.

If you care about photography more than a polish, you’ll want to watch this review.

Here’s our in-depth Xiaomi 17 Ultra review.

If you’re a creative who’s always on the go, check out the ASUS ProArt GoPro Edition (PX13) .

It’s the laptop that gets things right! The portability, the workflow, the build quality, the value — those are the things that actually make a difference when you’re out there living it.

Want to know more about it? Watch our Spotlight on the ASUS ProArt GoPro Edition PX13 and see if it’s built for your type of adventure.

The Galaxy S26 Ultra introduces something we haven’t really seen on a mainstream smartphone before: a built-in Privacy Display.

If you’ve ever used a privacy screen protector, you know the concept. Tilt the phone slightly and the screen becomes difficult to read from the side. Samsung is now doing that at the pixel level — no accessory required.

More importantly, this isn’t a blunt on-or-off feature. You can toggle it manually, or activate it only for specific apps. That means you can leave it off while watching YouTube, but turn it on automatically for banking apps, messages, or anything more sensitive.

It’s the kind of feature that doesn’t look impressive in a spec sheet, but makes a lot of sense in real life. Public transport. Coffee shops. Airports. Open offices. These are places where people casually glance at your screen without meaning to — or sometimes with intention.

Samsung says the feature works without significantly affecting sharpness or color, though we’ll need extended testing to determine how it impacts brightness and overall clarity in different lighting conditions.

In a year filled with AI headlines, Privacy Display stands out because it solves a very human problem. It’s subtle. It’s practical. And it feels designed with everyday use in mind.

Samsung Galaxy S26 Series – Specs