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Voice unlock and more advanced tech tipped for the Huawei Mate 20 Pro, Wear OS 2.1 is now rolling out to Google-powered smartwatches, LG Watch W7 smartwatch will allegedly launch alongside the LG V40, Pixel Slate could be the real name of Google’s next 2-in-1 Chromebook, Microsoft will hammer the final nail into Skype Classic's coffin in November

Apple launches iOS 12, Amazon is reportedly working on eight new Alexa-powered devices, Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 Ti launch has been delayed by a week, and Withings is back with a new fitness tracker called the Steel HR Sport

iPhone XS Max could be what we call the iPhone XS Plus, Canon unveils new full-frame mirrorless camera, IMAX expands to living rooms with new home theater certification programGoogle diagnoses our smartphone addiction, prescribes chill pill. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @TechRadarME

Samsung Galaxy X launch confirmed for this year, New Apple patent suggests a future Apple Watch could have an always-on mode, Microsoft updates Office 365 Home subscription to offer better value, and Huawei Watch 3 is in the works, but the company wants to improve AI first. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @TechRadarME

Microsoft is redesigning the Skype app, again, Nvidia RTX 2080 Ti is 35% faster than 1080 Ti according to leaked 3DMark score, Google Pixel 3 XL supposedly photographed after being left in taxi, Windows 10's next major update confirmed for October 2018, and GoPro Hero7 cameras make an appearance in leaked images. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @TechRadarME

No Google Pixel Watch in 2018 after all, Huawei P30 confirmed by CEO, Razer’s newest gaming headset features THX surround sound, Huawei Mate 20 Lite arrives with a big screen and AI smarts, Apple's self-driving car is the latest to get into a road accident

Apple sends invites for September 12 event, Apple iPhone XS and Apple Watch Series 4 leaked, Lenovo's new C930 Yoga Laptop and Yoga Book, Netgear Orbi voice adds Alexa to mesh networking, Mozilla to block cross-site ad tracking.

BlackBerry Key2 LE announced, Sony Xperia XZ3 is the first phone to use the company's top-end TV tech, Apple's latest acquisition suggests lightweight AR glasses are on the way, HTC U12 Life offers up a big screen, lots of grip and solid specs for an attractive price, Nikon's D3500 is a complete redesign of its entry-level DSLR

Samsung’s secret IFA announcement is an 8K QLED TV. Acer Swift 5 is the world’s lightest 15-inch laptop. B&O's Beosound Edge is a sculpture and speaker in one. Wear OS update is more tailored to you, but will make you exercise more. Sonos Amp revealed - new, redesigned amp for the connected age

Instagram follows Twitter and will require popular users to verify their identities. Amazon Kindle devices now officially available in the Middle East. Canon’s mysterious full-frame mirrorless camera could launch next week. Intel rolls out yet another line up of 8th Generation processors on laptops

2018's iPhones could offer much better battery life thanks to new A12 chips. YouTube adds ‘time watched’ stats to its mobile apps. ‘Disney Play' is the name Netflix will likely be cursing in 2019. Pixel 3 launch event tipped for October 9 in New York. Xbox All Access packages a console, Xbox Live and Game Pass for one monthly fee

Xbox One controller support is coming to Android Pie. Microsoft Surface Go was reportedly almost an ARM Windows tablet. Facebook has a new idea for connecting you with strangers. Another leak for the unannounced Sony Xperia XZ3 'reveals' design. iPad Pro may support keyboards in portrait mode.

Boogiedown dance emote awarded to those who enable 2FA in Fortnite. Cryptocurrency-stealing Trojan raises new concerns on the Mac. Play Overwatch for free this weekend. HTC U12 Life looks to be landing on August 30. Huawei Mate 20 range will come packing Android 9 Pie

Nikon reveals Z6 and Z7 mirrorless cameras. DJI's new Mavic 2 Pro and Mavic 2 Zoom drones are here. Bang & Olufsen announces two new smart speakers. Google Pixel 3 XL offered up for sale on Russian black market. A vibrating bracelet that encourages your body to have lucid dreams

Qualcomm to start shipping its 5G modems. Facebook is using a reliability score to stamp out trolls. Shiny new Chrome redesign rolling out across all platforms in September. Fortnite isn't coming to your Apple TV. Microsoft announces it will soon stop supporting apps for Windows 8. Google Assistant will brighten your day with its new good news feature. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @TechRadarME

Google Fit update focuses on upping your heart rate. HTC Vive's new adapter cuts the cables on VR. 2018 iPhones may come with faster wireless charging. PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds finally has a proper Xbox One release date. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @TechRadarME

Nvidia announces GeForce RTX 2080 Ti, RTX 2080 and RTX 2070 graphics cards. Apple Watch 4 may have just been certified, suggesting it’s coming soon. New Philips Hue lighting kits bring boring walls to life. Fitbit Charge 3 brings smartwatch-like features to a top-end fitness tracker. Logitech MX Vertical mouse aims to help you beat wrist-strain-related blues. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @TechRadarME

Valve mistakenly previews its upcoming Steam.tv streaming service. EU targets tech giants with tough new anti-terror content rules. Google's next Chromecast should offer improved connectivity. Netflix is testing video ads that play between episodes. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @TechRadarME

Google’s first-party smart display could hit right before the holidays. Apple's 'entry-level' MacBook may land in September with a not-so-budget price. Intel Coffee Lake Refresh leak reveals new S-series performance processors. ARM declares war on Intel in the battle for laptop processors. WhatsApp backups won't eat into your Google Drive space anymore. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @TechRadarME

Google One now available in the US. HTC welcomes Oculus owners to its Viveport VR store. New Samsung VR headset for Windows revealed in FCC docs. The Nvidia RTX 2080 reportedly costs only $649. A school boy hacks Apple and downloads 90GB of sensitive information. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @TechRadarME