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2 weeks ago | thecanadiantechie.com | Sachin Bahal

Razer has announced not one, not two but three new controllers under their new Kishi V3 mobile controller family. The lineup includes the Kishi V3, Kishi V3 Pro and Kishi V3 Pro XL. Starting with the Kishi V3 features a full-sized controller but a compact form factor, TMR thumbsticks, dual programmable buttons and works with both Android phones and iPhones via the USB-C connector. It can also be used in wired most on PC, iPads and Android tablets.

2 weeks ago | thecanadiantechie.com | Sachin Bahal

PNY has announced their latest OTG Dual Flash Drive with the new Duo Link V3. The Duo Link V3 features a dual-connector swivel metal design, with a USB-C and USB-A port on either side for enhanced compatibility. The drive works with Windows, macOS, Android and Linux devices. The drive itself uses the USB 3.2 Gen 2 standard but is backwards compatible with USB 3.2 Gen 1, USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports. You can expect read speeds of up to 1000 MB/s and write speeds of up to 800 MB/s.

2 weeks ago | thecanadiantechie.com | Sachin Bahal

Google has just announced the latest Pixel Drop along with the Android 16 update for Pixel devices. In the June Pixel Drop, there are a few features. The first is Pixel VIPs, where you can add your favourite contacts to the new Pixel VIPs widget that will show you contact details, birthdays, and recent communications. You can also let VIPs bypass Do Not Disturb. Another feature is creating custom stickers in Gboard by using generative AI either by typing a specific prompt or photos from your phone.

3 weeks ago | thecanadiantechie.com | Sachin Bahal

IO Interactive has officially unveiled its upcoming James Bond game, now titled 007 First Light. The game was initially announced way back in 2020 as Project 007, a collaboration between IO, MGM (now Amazon MGM Studios), EON Productions and Delphi. Details were slim at the time of the initial announcement but now we’ve been given more including a new trailer and release window.

1 month ago | thecanadiantechie.com | Sachin Bahal

TCL has another new entry in their 2025 TV lineup, now with the new QM8K. Following the QM7K and QM6K from earlier this year, the QM8K is the latest in TCL’s Precise Dimming Series. With the QM8K, it uses the company’s own CrystGlow WHVA Panel with ZeroBorder and Halo Control System. The TV is anti-reflective and has a redesigned pedestal stand (only on the 65″ to 85″ sizes). The new model should offer 35% more dimming zones and up to 65% higher peak brightness.