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In This Issue – The Gadget Awards (February-March 2021) Issue
We’re starting off the first complete issue of Stuff Magazine for 2021 with a glance back at the very best of the past year. Our annual Gadget Awards contenders, nominees and winners are all front and centre in the February-March 2021 of Stuff. As hectic as 2020 was, there was an awful lot of very
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PODCASTS & VIDEOS
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We unbox the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra, and check out the camera bump on this one
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Ready to get up and run a marathon? The Suunto 7 smartwatch can help with that
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Stuffed Ep 34 – How open-source is solving the world’s biggest problems
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What is the sound of one hand snapping? Meet Canon’s excellent EOS 90D
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Stuffed Ep 33 – Uber isn’t only for cars, here’s what else they’re working on