Dan Grabham

Bath, United Kingdom

Tech and lifestyle journalist. Editor-in-Chief @StuffTV. Life, music, #MUFC, #F1 and beer enthusiast. Email: [email protected]

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Here's when Amazon Prime Day is taking place this year

1 week ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

Amazon Prime Day is the yearly extravaganza where Amazon chucks out stacks of deals. And to mess with us a little, in 2025 Amazon isn’t doing it for just 24 or 48 hours as we’d expected. Instead, it’ll be taking place over four whole days. Latest Amazon US dealsThe latest Amazon UK dealsThe huge 96-hour event kicks off on 8 July at 00.01 and runs through to 23.59 on 11 July offering products at up to 50% off. It’ll be interesting to see if Amazon can sustain the deals across four days.
I hope these feature upgrades fix my biggest gripes with the Sonos Ace wireless headphones

2 weeks ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

It’s hard to believe that the Sonos Ace noise canceling headphones are a year old. But then, it’s the product that started off the ill-fated rebuild of the Sonos app. The company is now rebuilding after the app debacle finished off numerous execs and a chunk of users, too. Now Sonos has rolled out a sizeable update for Sonos Ace including one previously promised feature called TrueCinema.
Got an Intel-based Mac? Here's why you'll want to replace it over the next couple of years

2 weeks ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

One of the things that Apple didn’t say during its developer conference keynote talk emerged soon after. During another session at WWDC25 (that Apple calls ‘Platforms State of the Union’) it was announced that this year’s macOS 26 Tahoe will be the last to support Intel-based Mac laptops and desktops. And that’s why you’ll probably want to upgrade over the next couple of years. That means 2019 and early-to-mid 2020 Macs will lose support earlier than they otherwise would.
The latest Apple Vision Pro update does something I never expected

2 weeks ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

Apple’s developer conference is in full swing and like many tech journalists, I sat through Apple’s WWDC25 keynote from the comfort of my home office. But the short section about updates coming to the Apple Vision Pro revealed something that I really wasn’t expecting. It certainly wasn’t on my keynote bingo card, let’s put it that way. One of the key things about Apple Vision Pro is its gesture-based operating system.
Proper windows are finally coming to the iPad - but why didn't it happen before?

2 weeks ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

Apple has announced that iPadOS 26 will introduce much more flexible window-based multitasking to its tablet lineup. But there’s one huge question; why didn’t it happen before? Stage Manager was introduced late in iPadOS 16 as well as macOS Ventura in 2022 – but it didn’t work well on smaller displays and just wasn’t that good at actually doing the thing it was supposed to.
I think we've finally got the full Xbox handheld we've been waiting for

2 weeks ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

At its Xbox Showcase Microsoft finally revealed an Xbox handheld console as has been long rumoured. It turns out that it’s been working with Asus on the project, no stranger to handhelds itself with its ROG Ally line. The new handheld comes hot on the heels of the Nintendo Switch 2 and is clearly more Asus than Microsoft on the hardware side. It’s even branded ROG Xbox Ally to place it alongside the other Asus handheld devices rather than seeming an outlier product.
This is the one thing you must not do with your new Nintendo Switch 2

3 weeks ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

There will be a lot of Nintendo Switch 2 consoles leaving their boxes today after certainly weeks and probably months of cardboard imprisonment. But there’s one thing that Nintendo has had to tell new owners that they should not do as part of the small print. The Switch 2 screen has a layer of film over it – and you must not take it off. In the manual, Nintendo tells users not to take off the layer of film – it’s there for protection in case the display is fully smashed (hopefully by accident).
The Glastonbury 2025 app includes this one gamechanging new feature

3 weeks ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

It’s nearly time for Glastonbury 2025 and mobile network Vodafone has revealed its updated Glastonbury phone app (available for iOS and Android) which is obviously a must-have if you’re going to the festival. The app includes a few new features, but crucially there’s one that’s going to be a bit of a gamechanger for groups split across the vast 900 acre site. You’re now able to live share your location with your friends, which is a huge improvement.
In pictures: Nintendo Switch 2 midnight store launches across the globe

3 weeks ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

Back in the 1990s and 2000s, stores often opened at midnight for new tech releases – some of the most famous include Microsoft’s Windows 95 and the initial iPhone in 2007. But the excitement has somewhat died down as we’ve moved further into the e-commerce age and further away from being dependent on stores. However, major console releases remain rare and there’s still excitement around new launches. But we haven’t had a physical console buzz for quite a while.
OnePlus 13S is a smaller, cheaper top-end smartphone - but there's a catch

3 weeks ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

OnePlus has debuted another version of the OnePlus 13 flagship smartphone to follow up the main handset as well as the upper mid-range OnePlus 13R. The new version is the OnePlus 13S but it comes with a pretty big caveat – you can only get it in India at the moment. That’s great news if you live there, but it won’t be launching in the US or Europe at present.