We're Back: What's New at Technology Elevation

The last post on Technology Elevation went up in March 2024. Then the site went quiet for almost three years.

We did not stop working with technology in that time. We spent it trading, watching crypto markets up close, and writing tech reviews for other publications. Those years taught us a lot about how people actually decide what to buy, and how much bad information sits between them and a good decision.

Now we are back, and Technology Elevation is being rebuilt around one job: buying guides and how-to guides you can trust.

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What changed on the site

We started with the guides you were already reading. More than 85 of our most visited buying guides have been rewritten from scratch for 2026, including the best smart display, the best gaming keyboard and the best PC controller picks.

Old picks that were discontinued are gone. Every guide now names products you can buy today, with the launch or list price the maker published, and an “Updated on” date at the top so you know how fresh it is.

How we write guides now

Every guide follows the same rules, and we would rather say less than say something wrong.

Specs, prices and release dates come from the maker’s own pages and announcements, or from two independent reviews that agree.
We check product recalls and safety notices before recommending anything.
We never pretend to have tested something we did not test. When a guide compares products, it says what we compared and where the facts came from.
Every guide ends with a “Last checked and sources” section, so you can see what we read and when.
Product photos are official images from the makers, credited under each photo.

The team behind Technology Elevation

Abdullah Kabeer is the founder and editor-in-chief. He writes and edits the buying guides and sets the standards every article has to meet.

Haris Khan joins as an editor. He leads the how-to and explainer guides: setting up new devices, making sense of new standards like Matter, Wi-Fi 7 and Qi2, and fixing the problems that send people searching.

Behind them is the Technology Elevation team, which checks facts, prepares the comparison charts and keeps older guides up to date when new models launch.

What is coming next

New guides start this week. The first ones cover this month’s launches and the questions people are asking right now: which iPad, MacBook and AirPods to buy in 2026, how Apple’s new HomeView compares with the Echo Show and Nest Hub, solar doorbell cameras, and a Black Friday guide on what is worth buying and what to skip.

Alongside them come practical how-to guides, such as using AirPods with an Android phone, connecting a phone to a TV, and fixing controller stick drift.

The rest of our older guides are being rewritten one by one, so if a page still looks old, it is on the list.

Tell us what to cover

If there is a product you are stuck choosing between, or a setup problem you cannot solve, tell us through the contact page. Reader questions shape what we write next.

Thanks for sticking around. It is good to be back.

Abdullah Kabeer, Haris Khan and the Technology Elevation team