Lars Bennetzen, skribent på Tech-Test

TEST: Moto Z3 Play continues where the predecessor left off

10/13/2018 Lars Bennetzen 0

I’m actually quite excited about the Moto concept. The idea that you can throw a new backplane on your smartphone and instantly upgrade it is brilliant, and Moto has shown that they can get it to work. The so-called Moto Mods come in a wide variety of disguises, and I will also touch one of the latest in this review, namely the Polaroid Insta-Share Printer. More about that leter, now we will have a little […] read more

Orbi router is now adapted to European homes

10/13/2018 Lars Bennetzen 0

Netgear extends its popular Orbi product range, providing Wi-Fi coverage throughout the house, with the new AC2200 Orbi Tri-Band Mesh WiFi Router (RBR20): A separate router designed specifically for the European market, and which provides a stronger and faster Wi-Fi connection in homes of up to 125 m2. The Orbi RBR20 serves as a dedicated 802.11ac Tri-band Router (AC2200) combining stylish design and high performance with Wi-Fi speed of up to 2.2 Gbps – and […] read more

Windows 10 update suspected of deleting user data

10/13/2018 Lars Bennetzen 0

Before you panic and check your computer for lost data, let me just reassure you a little. Microsoft had not yet started the automatic rollout, but only opened up for manually retrieving the update and installing it. However, if you have done so, check if you have lost data as well. The days after the first updates were installed, social media, including Twitter, Reddit, and even Microsoft’s own support forum, users complained that the update […] read more

And here it comes – the phone with four back cameras – with regards: Samsung

10/13/2018 Lars Bennetzen 0

First there was one, then there were two and until recently three were the maximum number of lenses that were used on any smartphone. But Samsung apparently has a minority complex compared to Chinese Huawei, because they have just sent their mid-range mobile phone, A9, on the street and it has no less than four cameras on the back. But – is it really necessary with so many cameras on a mobile phone? Do you […] read more

Driverless taxis driven by renewable energy and robotic translaters will dominate the Olympic Games 2020

10/12/2018 Lars Bennetzen 0

Environment and energy consumption by IT is becoming increasingly important to consider, and at the forthcoming Olympic Games a lot of power will be spent on technological solutions. Therefore, it has been decided that all the electricity used at the games in Tokyo in just two years must come from renewable energy sources to promote focus on reducing CO2 emissions. Power from wind and solar cells will not only be used for the place where […] read more