Tim Biggs
Tim Biggs is a writer covering consumer technology, gadgets and video games.
- Analysis
- AI
With OpenAI’s Sora gone, who will take up the AI video mantle?
Sora created whole cottage industries and let millions of people create videos at will, but now there’s a void to be filled.
- Tim Biggs
Latest
The best 2026 phones we’ve tested under $1000
From Apple’s new iPhone 17e to Nothing’s stunning 4a Pro, these phones can get you a major upgrade without breaking the bank.
- Tim Biggs
Lego’s ‘biggest innovation ever’: Here’s what you need to know
How does Smart Play work? What are the new sets like? And is adding tech to Lego even a good idea?
- Tim Biggs
The AI domino effect has hit Atlassian. Was the company caught napping?
Five years ago, the IT behemoth was untouchable. Now it faces major challenges to its business model from the rise of the new technology.
- David Swan, Kishor Napier-Raman and Tim Biggs
- Review
- PCs & laptops
Apple begins a new era of laptops with cheerful MacBook Neo
Compared to other laptops available at the same price, Apple’s cheapest-ever MacBook is incredible.
- Tim Biggs
Retailers will be held responsible for what their chatbots tell you
As more companies turn to generative AI to communicate with their customers, experts say a generic disclaimer like “AI makes mistakes” isn’t good enough.
- Tim Biggs
Apple unveils its cheapest-ever laptop
Apple has made its biggest push yet into low-end laptops, aiming to challenge Windows PCs and Chromebooks for budget-minded shoppers.
- Tim Biggs
Apple unveils new budget iPhone
Apple has debuted the iPhone 17e – the latest version of its lower-end smartphone – and a faster version of the iPad Air, kicking off a wave of new products.
- Tim Biggs
- Review
- Video games
Resident Evil returns in bold, bloody double feature
For its contrasting ninth entry, the zombie-themed video game series returns to where it all began, while also following up recent successes.
- Tim Biggs
- Analysis
- Phones
Chatter dials up on Apple’s folding iPhone as 2026 launch tipped
Apple’s device is tipped to be a shorter, squarer, notepad-shaped foldable compared to Samsung’s skinny models, and may launch in September.
- Tim Biggs