#tech trends

What’s your take on the metaverse after a year of nothing but empty land?

Will the metaverse still be a thing in five years?

Is the metaverse going to change our lives, or is it already a dead mall?

Has the price jump in OLED tablets made you reconsider buying?

Is the metaverse already dead, or is it just hiding inside AI apps?

Is the Metaverse a genuine revolution or a boring corporate cash grab that will flop?

Does anyone else think CPU cooler packaging is getting way too ridiculous?

Should I finally jump on the smart ring bandwagon or are they still a gimmick?

Are subscription-based operating systems the future, or a dealbreaker?

Are you still buying new smartphones every two years, or has sustainability finally changed your upgrade habits?

Are you waiting for a folding phone, or are they still too fragile?

Are you still using transit-focused apps despite the rise of predictive AI astrologers?

What’s your take on brands shoving the metaverse into everything?

What's your take on modular electronics—are they a real solution or just a niche gimmick?

Are you planning to upgrade your smartwatch with AI features in the next year?

Is a folding phone actually a solution to a problem no one had?

Why do people still buy HDDs when SSDs are this cheap now?

Has the metaverse lost momentum with rising living costs?

Do retro handhelds like the Miyoo and Analogue prove innovation is dead, or reveal a rebellion against corporate trends?

With AI PCs everywhere, is buying a standard laptop still a smart choice?