Luke Edwards
Luke is a freelance writer for T3 with over two decades of experience covering tech, science and health. Among many things, Luke writes about health tech, software and apps, VPNs, TV, audio, smart home, antivirus, broadband, smartphones and cars. In his free time, Luke climbs mountains, swims outside and contorts his body into silly positions while breathing as calmly as possible.
As well as T3, Luke contributes to a wide variety of publications, including Metro, The Guardian, The Sun, Daily Mirror, Wired, BBC Focus, Stuff, Tech Radar, Recombu, and Trusted Reviews.
Funnily enough, he actually started out in journalism as a T3 magazine work experience intern, back in April 2007. Prior to turning professional in journalism.
Latest articles by Luke Edwards
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This modular trailer builds from a 2-person tent to a 6-person glamping experience with easeThis clever camper uses one lightweight trailer base with swappable tents, so it can grow with your family without needing a whole new trailer
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This whacky Japanese moving keyboard may be the future... or notGoogle Japan has come up with a keyboard where the keys move towards you, rather than making you move your fingers towards them
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Tyre pollution is a thing, and this car is already fixing the issueThis clever electric car captures some of the tiny particles produced by tyre and brake wear – while its lightweight design aims to produce less in the first place
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The best way to show off your Lego collection – this wall frame is expandable and ingeniousThe best way to show off your Lego collection – this wall frame is expandable and ingenious
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Did Polaroid just make the most creative instant camera yet?The Polaroid Mod puts four experimental shooting modes on a dial, so you can easily make double exposures, light paintings and more
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This tiny trailer hides a full camper experience inside – including a lounge and dining areaThe Medi Camper FCE is just 4.61 metres long but packs in a U-shaped lounge, kitchen, storage and a double bed
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This is one nest egg I wouldn't want to break open – it's a literal money saverThis clever toy egg turns chores into savings lessons, eventually cracking open to reveal a real debit card
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The super minimal Meadow smartphone is for people who don't like phones very muchThis tiny Android phone gives you Maps, Spotify, Uber and messaging without the social media feeds, browsing and distractions
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This modern walkie talkie makes my inner kid scream "I want!"The Poclink Motion Ultra combines LTE and traditional radio in a rugged wearable designed to keep you talking when your phone can't
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Did Logitech just supercharge this gaming mouse to perfection?Logitech's latest gaming mouse lets you customise exactly when a click registers
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This new battery breakthrough could get your next EV over the 1,000 mile markA new anode-free battery design could pack more energy into a smaller, lighter EV battery
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When UFC and Robot Wars collide – human versus robot cage fighting is no longer confined to sci-fiFrankie LaPenna has already stepped into the cage against a six-foot humanoid robot
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Multitool, steam punk gadgetry or an extraordinary pen? One of those is trueThis stainless-steel pen uses a telegraph-key lever and mechanical clip to turn writing into a tactile experience
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Looks like a vinyl deck but this retro turntable plays an altogether different tuneThis retro-styled desk gadget swaps records for falling water
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The CD resurgence shows no sign of slowing, especially when this player existsCDs are back, and the Syitren R400 is a portable Bluetooth CD player designed to make physical music feel exciting again
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This Harry Potter edition Android phone even comes in Harry's trunkrealme has given its latest phone a Hogwarts makeover, complete with Hedwig-inspired cameras and a 1:1 replica of Harry's school trunk
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Is the Instax Pal 2 the most fun camera ever? I need one nowFujifilm has turned its tiny digital camera into an irresistible pocket companion, complete with a viewfinder, physical controls and 30 creative effects
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Change your voice on any platform using this powerful little deviceVoicemod's new pocket-sized gadget brings real-time voice changing and a soundboard to phones, consoles and more
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Share Spotify? This new toggle keeps your kids' tunes out of your recommendationsSpotify is finally giving parents a way to stop nursery rhymes, film soundtracks and kids' TV themes from taking over their recommendations
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Amazon Prime Video adds a new feature to help you dress like your favourite starsPrime Video can now identify clothes and other products on screen and help you find something similar to buy
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This portable iPhone speaker will never need to be charged – it just worksThis beautifully simple speaker uses acoustic amplification instead of Bluetooth or a battery, so you can just slot in your phone and press play
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Foldable and modular, the Cubivan camping system turns your van into a full camper with kitchenThis clever system turns a small van into a hard-sided camper with a kitchen, bathroom and rooftop bedroom, then folds back down for the road
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Did Samsung just make the cutest robot dog yet? Lassie makes Aibo look like the TerminatorThis Samsung robot dog has a knitted suit, swappable legs and a rather clever way of communicating without a screen or voice
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A portable pocket keyboard for travelling tunes? Of course I want oneThis tiny 13-key piano fits in your pocket, has its own speaker and battery, and can even work as a MIDI controller
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