Wearables
Best GPS watch for running: 8 great wearables that accurately track running distance and time – GPS sport watch group test
There is no better way of getting fitter, stronger or faster than – well – training. →
Griffin WoodTones review – wooden over-the-ear headphones with a built in mic for hands-free calling
ith software companies seemingly tearing any visual reference to wood or leather from their operating systems →
Syllable D900 review: Truly wire-free Bluetooth headphones that come with a clever recharging case
Syllable is a headphone manufacturer based in Shenzhen, China. It makes various Bluetooth headphones, but these →
Rock Jaw Alfa Genus V2 review: outstanding quality headphones at a bargain price
You probably haven’t heard of British company RockJaw, but that doesn’t matter one jot. What matters →
Mpow Petrel Bluetooth Headphones review – wireless in-ear headphones for runners
If you hate headphone cables flapping around your head while you’re out jogging or exercising then →
SoundPeats QY7 review: excellent budget Bluetooth earphones
Can you combine excellent audio quality, comfort and convenience in a single device? Apparently SoundPeats can. →
Kef M100 review: A solid choice for in-ear headphones
Kef is a long standing audio brand but hasn’t been in the headphone game for very →
Epson Runsense SF-810 review: An ideal companion for long-distance running
WHAT IT IS, WHY IT MATTERS The Epson Runsense SF-810 is a watch that, as the →
How to use Apple Music: Cancel your membership now if you don’t want to be charged tomorrow when the free trial ends
Apple is taking on Spotify, Deezer, Google Music, and a wealth of other music streaming providers →
10 best Snapchat tips and tricks
We find the hidden features of Snapchat and explain things like what all those automatic emojis →
ASUS ZenWatch 2 Review
The ASUS ZenWatch 2 presents a new wave of Android Wear watch. While it still runs →
Microsoft explains what data Windows 10 collects
Right from the get go, one of the most voiced criticisms of the new Windows 10, →
Moto 360 Review (2015)
Today we review the second generation Moto 360 for the year 2015. This is a follow-up →
Bell & Ross’ New BR-X1 Chronograph Tourbillion Looks Like The Perfect Weaponized Watch For A Bond Villain
Despite being even pricier than what many expected from Bell & Ross, the BR-X1 has ended →
The best of the Tokyo Game Show (so far)
How does lining up for 40 minutes to play five minutes of a new game sound? →
WatchOS 2 hands-on: What Apple Watch should have had from the start
Ignoring the mixed reviews, common sense and the usually wise advice that you should avoid first-gen →
Volkswagen got caught emissions cheating: What you need to know
Volkswagen’s attempts to cheat the Clean Air Act in the US have proved shocking to diesel →
NASA countdown to Mars begins: 8-years left
This week NASA has revealed that their crewed mission to Mars timeline has been set. After →
Intocircuit 11200mAh portable battery mini-review
Though they take up little space in your bag, a portable battery is a godsend for →
Moto 360 (2015) vs Huawei Watch hands-on: so similar, so shiny
This week we’ve received two watches in the mail, one Moto 360 (the new one for →
Razer Mamba TE Review: 2015’s gaming master mouse
The Razer Mamba TE is a Tournament Edition mouse made to compete with the highest-grade gaming →
New Amazon Fire HD tablets put power and Prime first: Hands-on
Amazon has refreshed its Fire HD tablet range, bumping up screen quality, durability, and value for →
Need for Speed PC delayed to 2016 to add unlocked framerates
2016 is the new 2015. At least for the upcoming new Need for Speed game’s PC →
Snapdragon 617, 430 bring Quick Charge 3.0 to mid range
While Qualcomm is naturally praising its still to come Snapdragon 820, it wisely isn’t putting all →
Sony to add uncompressed 14-bit RAW image capability to a7S II
Sony has a new higher-end digital camera that is due to land in stores next month →
Snapchat adds pay-for-Replay and selfie filters
Ephemerality has always been the Snapchat way, but now the self-destructing social network is offering snap →
VoLTE goes live in the UK (but not for your iPhone – yet)
The first UK network to offer VoLTE has gone live with its voice-over-data service, with Three →
Skype Mojis add Muppets and more to your conversations
Digital conversations utilize emoji in a variety of ways, and as such we have a wide →
European exec: Google has no plans to be a car maker
At the Frankfurt car show, Philipp Justus, Google’s managing director for Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, is →
Batband headphones: an “ear-free” audio headband
Personal music sessions in public places often happen with one earbud in and one earbud out →