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Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

Contributing Writer at ZDNet

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The 7 tech gadgets I couldn't live without in 2024

I reviewed a bewildering array of gadgets this year. Here are the few that became essential parts of my kit. (No Apple gear included.)
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New Raspberry Pi 500 and monitor land in time for the holidays

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5 Apple products you shouldn't buy right now (including this popula...

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I recommend this $50 anti-spy camera finder to anyone traveling

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Give your iPhone 16 thermal camera superpowers with this gadget

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