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NewsLove Crossy Road? Buy the t-shirt…
If you’re addicted to hit mobile game Crossy Road, good news! You can throw your cash at the official merchandise store for Crossy Road licensed…
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NewsCityFibre expands ultrafast broadband networks in Edinburgh and Aberdeen
Pure fibre provider CityFibre has signed up a string of new business customers in Edinburgh and Aberdeen as it expands its footprint in Scotland. Customers…
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NewsHTC One M9+ improves on disappointing One M9, but is it enough?
HTC’s One M9+, the company’s latest premium smartphone, packs the kind of improved specs we expected from the HTC One M9 earlier this year. But…
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NewsSamsung embarks on magic 5G quest with Nokia and Huawei
While it’ll be years before we enjoy gigabit speeds on Galaxy S11’s while bombing down the motorway, Samsung’s leading the charge on defining standards for…
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NewsApple actually made a new iPod Touch for some reason
We’re not entirely sure why, but Apple has just launched its latest iPod Touch, featuring a range of colours, an 8-megapixel iSight camera and built-in…
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FeaturesThe best tablets for kids (2015)
Looking for the best tablet for your kids? Here’s our selection of the finest children’s tablets, including rugged Android devices for younger kids boasting full…
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NewsHumax launches new Freesat Freetime 1100S range: Built-in WiFi, up to 2TB drives
Humax has launched the new HDR 1100S range of Freetime Freesat boxes. The smart new boxes are roughly a third smaller than the previous 1000S…
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NewsZTE’s affordable Axon phone may be US-only, but we want it now
Different markets look for different things in a smartphone and that’s OK, but we want a taste of ZTE’s newly unveiled US flagship, the Axon….
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NewsHive’s next-gen Active Heating 2 thermostat is shinier, ‘appier
It’s been over a year since Hive first landed in UK homes and now British Gas has announced an update; the Hive Active Heating 2…
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NewsThis Commodore phone is one for nostalgia nuts
Gamers old enough to remember (and treasure) the Commodore 64 will get a massive kick from this new Commodore-branded Android phone, which packs a built-in…
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FeaturesHands-on with Barclaycard’s Apple Pay rival, bPay
We test out Barclaycard’s newly launched bPay contactless payment products to see how they stand up to new rivals like Apple Pay. Contactless payments are…
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NewsFree Netflix for six months with TalkTalk Plus TV
Folks who sign up for TalkTalk’s Plus TV bundle can now get six months of Netflix for free. Customers signing up between now and July…
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NewsSamsung’s super-thin Galaxy A8 has one big advantage over the S6
Samsung has officially announced the sexily slender Galaxy A8 phone, one of the slimmest handsets around at just 5.9mm, which also packs a surprisingly big…
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NewsEU net neutrality crusade could roll back the UK’s internet porn filters
EU laws on net neutrality could see content filters applied by the UK’s leading ISPs kicked to the kerb. Proposals to create a single digital…
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NewsFacebook’s Moneypenny assistant will be more concierge than Siri rival
Based on our last trip to Facebook’s London HQ, its plans for Messenger reach far beyond being a humble chat service and Moneypenny could be…
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NewsSamsung Galaxy Note 5: In a nutshell
Samsung’s Galaxy Note 5 is launching on Thursday August 13th, but we already know everything there is to know about the phone thanks to various…
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NewsJust how many people use Sky broadband’s porn filter?
Sky reveals that the great majority of its broadband customers continue to use its Broadband Shield content filter and parental controls system. Introduced to new…
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NewsPictures still automatically upload even if you delete Google Photos
Former Google Photos users are claiming their phones are still uploading to Google’s servers despite uninstalling the app in question. Your data is precious and…
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