John C. Reilly
Founder and Editor-in-Chief at The Effect
Tech and Gaming Contributor at RTÉ
Tech and Gaming Contributor at Newstalk
Founder/Chief Editor of @TheEffectDotNet | Tech & Gaming Contributor @RTE & @NewstalkFM | The Business Post #30Under30 2019 | For media opps [email protected]
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3 weeks ago |
theeffect.net | John C. Reilly
OnePlus has officially launched the OnePlus Pad 3, its latest flagship Android tablet. Set to go on sale on 19th June, the Pad 3 aims to be one of the best high-end Android tablets in 2025, with a focus on performance, display quality, and AI-powered productivity tools. With pre-orders opening on 5th June at 08:05AM BST, the tablet arrives in two variants: a 12GB RAM + 256GB storage model priced at €599 and a 16GB RAM + 512GB version at €699 in Ireland.
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3 weeks ago |
theeffect.net | John C. Reilly
The HONOR 400 arrives as the latest challenger in the ever-busy midrange smartphone market, promising flagship-level performance, AI-driven features and a high-end display — all without coming anywhere close to the €1000+ price bracket of its flagship-level counterparts. After using the device for a few weeks, I’ve come away largely impressed. It’s not flawless, but for its price, it offers serious value and more than a few standout features.
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4 weeks ago |
theeffect.net | John C. Reilly
If you ever spent your childhood imagining epic battles between action figures in your bedroom, then Hypercharge: Unboxed will feel like a long-overdue dream come true. Developed by indie team Digital Cybercherries, this first/third-person shooter blends the joy of childhood imagination with the polish of modern Unreal Engine 4 visuals.
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1 month ago |
theeffect.net | John C. Reilly
OnePlus has officially outlined its strategic direction for personalised artificial intelligence on its devices, unveiling a new AI brand—OnePlus AI—and introducing a reimagined physical interface called the Plus Key. Together, these additions represent a shift in how the company intends to integrate AI features into its OxygenOS platform and future hardware, prioritising productivity, creativity, and data security.
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1 month ago |
theeffect.net | John C. Reilly
Id Software, the long-respected masters of the first-person shooter, have dived back into their most famous series and pulled out something that’s both familiar and excitingly new. DOOM: The Dark Ages, the newest part of the Slayer’s endless war, hits Xbox Series X|S, PS5 and PC as a brave new take, not just another sequel. Thirty-two years after the original game that started it all, id shows they still get what makes DOOM special, even as they change things up.
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