
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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Why wait for the Clicks Communicator to scratch your BlackBerry itch? The QWERTY Minimal Phone 2 could be the answerThis compact Android phone brings back the physical QWERTY keyboard, but with a much more modern OLED display and powerful internals
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This extendable rooftop tent even has its own skylight and lighting built inThis premium rooftop tent opens at the push of a button and turns the roof of your truck into a comfortable bedroom
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This tiny turntable is the coolest way to listen to records I've seen all yearTiny Vinyl's new record player is designed for its adorable four-inch records, complete with built-in speakers and Bluetooth
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Is it a packaging knife? Is it a phone holder? It's both, and moreThis pocket-sized gadget combines a Damascus steel knife with a bottle opener and a useful built-in phone stand
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I only run off-road, and these are my top three trail running shoes for 2026 (so far)Three of the very best trail running shoes that I'm using this year and beyond
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Worried about losing your batteries? Now they can track themselvesThis clever camera battery has built-in GPS so you can find it when it inevitably disappears into a drawer
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The stunning Syitren transparent player puts the "see" into CDsThis transparent CD player turns your favourite albums into a piece of living wall art
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Motorola's smartwatch concept isn't actually a smartwatch, it's an "unfoldable" phone you can wearMotorola's latest patent turns a smartwatch into a handheld screen when you need more space
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Self-healing clothes are a reality and they're built using fungusThis living fungal fabric can repair tears, clean itself and even protect you from UV rays
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This disc-shaped multitool is the size of a coin and five times as handyA fresh take on the multitool could make bulky pocket knives a thing of the past
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Did Nike just unveil the most comfy sliders ever made? Massage and heating includedNike has taken recovery footwear to a whole new level with heated, vibrating sliders
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Crisp, crease-free clothes easily, anytime you need? Take my moneyThis handheld gadget promises crisp clothes in seconds, no ironing board required
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Heatwave getting to you? Get yourself a human fridge, for realThis giant cooling booth lets you step inside for instant relief from the heat
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Now you can 3D print your way to a Spongebob style overhaul for your techThis clever 3D print turns old tech into a Bikini Bottom icon
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This minimal phone could be the calming device you've been looking forThis new flip phone is designed to make you use it less, so you get more calm
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This exosuit could enhance your physical ability without you looking like a robotA lightweight wearable robot could boost walking ability without the bulky sci-fi look
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This Casio SCX-1 retro sampling keyboard is gorgeous and I need one right nowInspired by the iconic SK-1, Casio's latest portable sampler combines old-school charm with modern music-making
By Luke Edwards Published
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What is Disney's Infinity Vision and where can I watch it? The IMAX rival cinema experience explainedEverything you need to know about Disney Infinity Vision
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This gaming handheld could be the most powerful yet, with a price to matchAMD's monster Strix Halo chip comes to handheld gaming – if your wallet can handle it
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Steam Machine Companion Cube is back and now you can print it yourselfValve may have killed Dbrand's Companion Cube case, but the modding community has already brought it back
By Luke Edwards Published
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Your next water bottle might not even need filling – pulling water from the air insteadScientists have created a sponge-like material that harvests litres of drinking water straight from the air
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This could be the most minimal of calming devices yet, and I need oneThis beautifully simple focus timer replaces stressful countdowns with calming digital sand – and it might just make concentrating easier
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This tech-packed temporary tattoo could be your next fitness tracker and even save your lifeA paint-on electronic tattoo monitors your body more accurately than wearables and could spot serious health issues early
By Luke Edwards Published
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Roomy, light and up in two minutes – this inflatable tent could be the essential festival companionThis clever inflatable tent ditches poles, pitches in around two minutes and even has a built-in air mattress
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