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Epson PowerLite 955WH Projector Review
The Epson PowerLite 955WH is a higher-end model in Epson’s Powerlite 9xx series of classroom projectors. While →
Questyle QP1R review : This high-res digital audio player sounds superb, but it’s held back by a quirky click wheel
At a Glance The QP1R sounds divine, but its retro user interface will try your patience. →
Sugr Cube wireless speaker review : Innovative features, beautiful design, great sound
At a Glance The Cube by Sugr is billed as the world’s first portable Wi-Fi speaker →
Canon EOS 80D vs Nikon D500 Specifications Comparison
Here is a quick comparison for the Canon EOS 80D vs Nikon D500 mid-range DSLR cameras with APS-c sized image sensors. To see the difference between →
Android N: Everything you need to know about Android 7.0
Android has been making some big moves recently, redesigning and adding functionality to the mobile operating →
Sony VPL-VW520ES review
We know what you’re thinking: what does a projector have to do to justify a near-£9k →
Android N: What to expect from Android 7.0
Android has been making some big moves recently, redesigning and adding functionality to the mobile operating →
Vaio Z Flip Review
The Pros Long battery life; Strong performance; Gorgeous display; Comfortable stylus The Cons Stiff keyboard; Inconsistent →
Under Armour Band review : A fitness tracker where the software is the star of the show
So, was Under Armour and HTC’s first fitness tracker worth the wait? Sadly not. On its →
Hi-Tec Trek Plus review : A solid sub-£100 fitness tracker that lacks a really killer feature
The Hi-Tec Plus falls into the good all-rounder category of fitness trackers but doesn’t really do →
Canon Realis 4K500St Pro projector supports 4k and 5000 lumens
Canon has rolled out a new projector that is aiming at a variety of markets where →
Cortana for iPhone debuts for Microsoft’s beta testers
It was less than a month ago that Microsoft put out the request for those interested →
DxOMark takes the iPhone 6s for a spin, lands in 10th spot
Externally, the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus do not look that different from their immediate predecessors, →
Acer’s Predator X34 gaming monitor is coming to the US
Acer’s impressively-curved Predator X34 gaming monitor is coming to the US, offering 34-inches of QHD resolution →
Getac V110 Review
The Pros Rugged; Hot-swappable batteries; Light for its size; Bright display The Cons Poor webcam; No →
How to sign, markup documents without leaving the Mail app in iOS 9
There are plenty of quality iOS applications for marking up documents and photos, but there’s something →
Cortana gets native translation support in Windows 10
Microsoft Translator is the translation software that Microsoft crams into a number of apps for smartwatches, →
Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ Review
As big as a Note 5, and arguably the most eye-catching smartphone in Samsung’s line-up, the →
Asus MG278Q 27-inch gaming monitor debuts with 144Hz refresh rate
PC gamers know that not all hardware is created equal and some is better for gaming →
Two indie pretenders to the ‘XCOM’ crown
2012’s XCOM: Enemy Unknown was a revelation. I’d never played the ’90s original or its successors, →
Google will finally add iPhone-like visual voicemail to Android
Android users on select networks will soon get native “visual voicemail,” a feature that iPhone users →
Nikon COOLPIX P900 Review
Oh, a 30x travel zoom? That’s cute. A 50x superzoom? Hmm, quaint. A DSLR with an →
Nikon D5 specs leak: 4k video, high ISO
An update to Nikon’s popular D4 camera is in the works, and word has it the →
Volvo V60 Cross Country first-drive – Because wagons are sexy
“Wagons are sexy,” I insisted when I told people I was going to drive the new →
Panasonic PT-RQ13KU 4K+ projector has 5120 x 3200 resolution
Panasonic has pulled the wraps off a new projector at InfoComm 2015 and it has very →
Apple Watch hacked to run “true” native apps
Developers hack the Apple Watch to allow apps to run on UIKit, the software bones of →
WWDC 2015 keynote wrap-up: Apple Music, iOS 9, Apple Watch, OS X El Capitan
Apple has wrapped up its WWDC 2015 Keynote, and there’s a lot of information to get →
Five things we’re expecting from WWDC 2015
Just days before Apple’s WWDC 2015 – their yearly developer conference – we’re having another close-as-possible →
Beaches and bush: Australian roadtrip in the Holden Calais-V Sportwagon
Behind the wheel of a Holden Calais-V Sportwagon, the road twists through deep green foliage, and →
Chevrolet fits 14 cars with Android Auto and CarPlay
Chevrolet has announced the most ambitious Android Auto andApple CarPlay roll-out so far, with a full →