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FeaturesLe Mans: Why Audi and Porsche should be afraid of Nissan
After an encouraging 2015 entry, can Nissan worry the big guns in the 2016 Le Mans endurance race? 2015 heralded the return of Nissan to…
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NewsBT TV exclusively gobbles up Fear the Walking Dead ahead of August launch
BT has just bagged the rights to exclusively show The Walking Dead spin-off Fear the Walking Dead later this year. Thanks to a deal done…
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NewsMid-range Samsung Galaxy J5 specs and images leak, shows big camera and battery
Some new images showing Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy J5 mid-ranger have leaked online. Samsung’s as-yet unlaunched Galaxy J5 hasn’t been the shyest device in the world…
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NewsEE launches 4G Harrier Tab
EE has taken the wraps off a brand new addition to its Harrier family of hardware – the 4G Harrier tab. EE’s own-brand Harrier devices…
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NewsTalkTalk broadband, TV, SIM-only and phone bundle cut to £10/month
TalkTalk has lopped 50 per cent off the price of its TV, broadband, calls and SIM-only package, taking it down to a tenner a month…
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FeaturesDoes the HTC One M9’s new update actually improve the camera?
HTC’s latest OTA update (1.40.401.8) arrived for UK, European, Middle Eastern and African owners of the One M9 last week, with promises of improved camera…
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FeaturesApple Watch vs LG Watch Urbane vs Moto 360 Gold vs Sony SmartWatch 3 Steel
We pit the Apple Watch and the latest Android Wear devices against one another in our four-way smartwatch comparison. If the arrival of a second…
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FeaturesThe best moments of Le Mans 2015
This year’s Le Mans 24 hour race was full of surprise results, epic crashes, pit lane madness and more than a few raging infernos. Recombu…
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NewsNetatmo’s face-recognising Welcome camera on sale in the UK
UK homeowners can now snap up Netatmo’s Welcome camera – a security system that recognises your family’s faces. We first caught a glimpse of the…
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NewsCrappy broadband speeds? New Ofcom rules let you leave your ISP early
Telecoms regulator Ofcom has issued new guidelines aimed at helping users bin their broadband provider if it’s not delivering a decent speed. In her first…
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NewsApple Watch 2 launching next year
According to rumours from Seoul, Apple is already hard at work on the successor to the Apple Watch – but will this finally be the…
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NewsTurn your phone into a real working Fallout Pip-boy
The pricey collector’s edition of Fallout 4 will give fans of the title the one thing they’ve always wanted: their very own working Pip-boy. And…
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NewsGoogle’s new website tells you ‘Which Phone’ you should buy
Android.com’s new Which Phone tool will tell which Android handset is suitable for your lifestyle based on your preferences. There are a lot of phones…
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FeaturesSo yeah, technology is a massive racist
All of our lives, we’ve embraced technology. We love it, we live it, we write about it for a bloody living. But now we’ve realised…
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AppsCrapps Episode One: Animals
Crapps Episode One examines the very worst animal apps on Apple’s App Store, from the head-slapping mysticism of YOLO Cat to the killer flying carnivores…
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FeaturesApple Low Power Mode (iOS 9) test: does it work?
Apple’s iOS 9 sports a brand new Low Power Mode, which promises extra hours of battery life when used on your iPhone. We tested it…
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NewsSony Xperia Z3+ hits UK, sleek Ice Green model looks awesome
You can now bag yourself Sony’s latest flagship phone, the Xperia Z3+, here in the UK. But you’ll need to head to Carphone if you…
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NewsGoogle sticking with Android One despite poor sales
Google’s Android One project, which helps OEMs (original equipment makers) launch low-cost Android handsets in developing markets, hasn’t had the most auspicious of starts. But…
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