Jose Altoveros

3 weeks ago | yugatech.com | Jose Altoveros

Lenovo is a brand you’d typically associate with laptops, computers, or even peripherals. If you’re a gamer, maybe the brand’s gaming division – Legion – sounds more familiar. However, outside of these, Lenovo also offers tablets. However, the tablet we are reviewing today isn’t something I was expecting especially from Lenovo. The Idea Tab Pro isn’t your typical Lenovo tablet. That’s because it doesn’t run on Windows OS. Instead, it runs on Android.

1 month ago | yugatech.com | Jose Altoveros

Gaming tablets have always existed in a curious space. They are not quite full-fledged laptops, yet they are far more powerful than your typical handheld. For gamers who value both performance and portability, they offer a unique blend of both worlds. The ASUS ROG Flow Z13 2025 aims to push this hybrid category further, delivering serious gaming power in a slim, tablet-style form factor. That’s what the ASUS ROG Flow Z13 offers – a 2-in-1 Windows gaming tablet.

1 month ago | yugatech.com | Jose Altoveros

Do you still remember the time when Apple still offered the 11-inch MacBook Air? What about netbooks that were around 11 inches big at most? Sadly those days are long past. Instead, the smallest laptops you’ll find on the market nowadays are 13 inches in size. But if you really just want a tiny laptop similar to those sold in the past, and branding doesn’t matter, then the Chuwi MiniBook X might just be what you’re looking for.

1 month ago | yugatech.com | Jose Altoveros

Imagine being able to repair your phone at home without having to bring it to a service center. Sounds great, right? It would make your phone last a lot longer since you can just DIY everything at home should something break. Well, that’s what HMD wants to offer users with its smartphones. If you’re not familiar, HMD is the company currently producing Nokia phones, and today, we’re looking at the HMD Crest 5G – a budget smartphone that wants to make a name for itself in the local market.

1 month ago | yugatech.com | Jose Altoveros

When boss Abe first handed me our review unit of the Xiaomi 15, I was a bit confused. I thought he mistakenly gave me the Xiaomi 14 since it looked exactly the same. But then he also handed me the Xiaomi 14 to write this article, and well, let’s just say I became even more confused. The two phones looked almost identical to each other. While I know there are upgrades, it is a bit difficult to figure out what’s new, at least just by looking at them from the outside.