Techle (Technobezz)

Techle is a daily gadget-guessing game from the technology site Technobezz, launched in August 2026 alongside its other daily games. Each day a phone, handheld, console, computer or other device hides behind a spec sheet of six rows.

The first two rows are always the device category and when it launched, so you know the era before guessing. Later rows give specs such as the display and power, row five is the launch price, which separates a flagship from a budget model of the same year, and row six is a hint written in plain words, often about packaging, marketing or a quirk. You type a device name, pick it from the suggestions and submit, or skip; each miss or skip opens one more row, and wrong guesses are crossed out in the log.

When you name the device, the full sheet opens and you can share your result as a row of magnifiers. It is free with no account. Stats and streaks are kept in your browser, and once you finish, a replay button serves a random past device that does not count toward your stats.

The rotation covers eighteen kinds of device, from smartphones, laptops, consoles and cameras to drones, routers and a retro shelf of tape players and talking toys. The guess box only accepts devices on its list, so a typo never costs a turn. It suits players who follow gadget launches and like a clue sheet that rewards knowing the year and the price as much as the name.