One of the busiest weeks the tech industry trudges through each year has come to an end, and as most people have returned home, thoughts are being mulled on, and highlights are beginning to emerge. We found eight products or technologies that left the biggest impression on us – and more importantly, made us want them!

Capture One is a popular RAW photo editor that caters to the professional photographer looking for full control over their craft. In a land of competing products, CO stands out as being one of the few to take the GPU seriously, which is exactly why we decided to take the application for a performance test drive.

How much time do you spend indoors? If you’re like me, it’s far more than it should be. Today, modern smartphones and even computer monitors are filtering out certain light spectrums (like blue light), as studies have found them to be disruptive to sleep, concentration, and even long-term vision. But do you ever think about air quality, and what you’re breathing in?

At its third-annual Snapdragon Tech Summit, Qualcomm detailed most of what we want to know about its upcoming Snapdragon 855 mobile platform. Get ready for improved CPU and GPU performance, greater gaming and media capabilities, next-gen artificial intelligence performance, new alluring camera features, and a lot more.

OnePlus’ latest flagship is here, and with it, a few changes also arrive. Gone is the audio jack, but new is the in-screen finger print reader – one that works well, and looks cool. The 6T also packs in Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon SoC, 6 or 8GB of memory, and 128 or 256GB of storage. It also ships with Android 9.0, helping to deliver a truly up-to-date smartphone right out-of-the-box.

There’s a lot to like about Intel’s Core i9-9900K that goes beyond adding 33% more cores over last year’s i7-8700K. The 9900K can peak at 5GHz, and barely throttles back when all eight cores are engaged. Add to that the introduction of solder TIM, a chip like the 9900K has been a long time coming, so let’s dive in.