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NewsAmazon’s Fire TV Stick kicks more sand in Chromecast’s face
Amazon is taking the fight to Chromecast yet again with its latest living room device, the Fire TV Stick. Like Chromecast, Roku’s Streaming Stick and…
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NewsScotland considers lower drink-drive limit
The drink-drive limit in Scotland could become stricter in time for Christmas. The government is considering reducing the legal limit to 50mg per 100ml of blood….
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NewsScotland Tesla supercharger lets you drive across the UK for free (nearly)
Tesla has bolstered its UK charging network with a supercharger at Edinburgh Airport in Scotland, enabling owners in the area to give their Model S half a…
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NewsConstantine episodes to hit Amazon Prime Instant Video hours after US broadcast
Episodes of demon-slaying detective show Constantine will be available to watch on Prime Instant Video hours after they’ve aired in the US. The first…
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NewsHuawei to launch ‘alternative’ new Honor smartphone range in Europe
Huawei’s Honor range of smartphones have already been available in the Asian markets for some time now, but it seems that these slick handsets are…
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NewsWhy US retailers including Walmart are blocking Apple Pay
Big US retailers including WalMart, 7-Eleven and Best Buy are planning to freeze-out Apple Pay, Apple’s new contactless payment service, which launched just a week…
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NewsCheaper UK driving licence fees announced
Good news, learner drivers. The provisional licence cost is being reduced online from £50 to £34 in the wake of a recent public consultation. The…
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NewsApple iTunes to offer streaming music service in 2015
Apple is apparently planning to go head-to-head with music streaming service Spotify next year, re-launching iTunes with some fresh Beats Music branding. Apple’s iTunes update…
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NewsFree Sky broadband bundled with a year of Sky Movies
Sky is offering customers free broadband for a year if they sign up for Sky Movies. The up to 17Mbps ADSL Broadband Unlimited, which normally…
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AppsRepublique (iOS/Android) game review
Republique is a stunning example of how far mobile games have come since the days of Snake and Solitaire, showing that touchscreen titles can also…
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NewsTorlock, Seedpeer and others to be blocked by court order: Leading UK ISPs to comply
Sky, TalkTalk, Virgin, BT and EE have been ordered to block more file sharing sites in the latest round of the cat-and-mouse war on piracy. …
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NewsNest adds Pebble support, wades deeper into the Internet of Things
Pebble owners can now toggle the temperature at home thanks to an update to smart heating system Nest. Owners of the sleek smart watch can…
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NewsSunrise Tracking lets you stop car thieves with a simple text message
It is believed by many that successful people have a knack for turning negatives into positives. Well that’s what young Kenyan entrepreneur Kelvin Macharia did with the formation of…
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FeaturesHow Samsung’s Galaxy S6 could be the best smartphone ever
Samsung’s 2014 output started with a whimper, but built to a bang. So our hopes for Samsung’s Galaxy S6 are already high… Note: This feature…
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NewsMcLaren P1 GTR programme is the ultimate petrolhead present
McLaren gave our inner car geek something to think about when the P1 GTR concept was unveiled back in August. Now a video has given…
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FeaturesHow to get your driving license on the cheap
The cost of learning to drive is extraordinarily high, but there are a few things you can do to reduce your spending on driving lessons,…
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NewsGovernment launches student competition to help disabled commuters
Transport Minister Baroness Kramer wants to make public transport more accessible for deaf and blind commuters in the UK with a competition for students called ‘All Aboard’….
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NewsWhat happened to Google’s modular phone, Project Ara?
Google’s Project Ara, the funky modular smartphone that lets you piece together your own mobile from various Lego-style components, is alive and well – and…
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