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How to watch Google IO 2015 and what to expect
facebooktwittergoogle+emailSeth Barton@SethBarton1 With its cash coming from search and advertising, Google could easily have been a very dull compnay indeed. Instead it chose to invest in a...
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Lenovo Cast: what the puck?
facebooktwittergoogle+emailBarry Collins Lenovo has entered the streaming media player market with the $49 Cast. The puck-shaped media streamer enters a highly competitive market that's already filled...
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Xbox One controller to get 3.5mm headphone jack
facebooktwittergoogle+emailBarry Collins Good news for gaming audiophiles: Microsoft's finally adding a 3.5mm headphone jack to its Xbox One controller. Until now, Xbox gamers have had to put up with...
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Ebook sites added to ISPs' blacklists
facebooktwittergoogle+emailBarry Collins The High Court has ordered Britain's leading broadband providers to ban sites offering pirated eBooks for the first time. Movie studios, record labels and The...
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Lenovo Magic Watch: a smartwatch with a difference
facebooktwittergoogle+emailBarry Collins Why have only one screen on your smartphone when you could have two? That's the prospect offered by the Lenovo Magic Watch, which has a secondary display built...
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FIFA 16 news, rumours and trailer - women's national teams included for first...
facebooktwittergoogle+emailRichard Easton@chocojetpack It's been a rather tumultuous week for FIFA amidst its corruption scandals but there has at least been one positive announcement. EA has revealed,...
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Google Photos provides unlimited photo and video storage
facebooktwittergoogle+emailSeth Barton@SethBarton1For us the biggest announcement from Google’s IO 2015 Keynote was Google Photos. The new service is launching today and will provide free unlimited...
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Android M - Now on Tap, Doze, fingerprint sensors & more
facebooktwittergoogle+emailSeth Barton@SethBarton1 Google has just unveiled the Android M developer preview during its Google IO 2015 keynote, as expected. There’s no official name yet for that ‘M’ but...
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Google brings VR to YouTube with Jump
facebooktwittergoogle+emailSeth Barton@SethBarton1Google looks to be getting more serious about virtual reality. Last year it launched its ‘ghetto’ VR viewer - Google Cardboard - which wowed us by...
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Google scrubs down Android for Internet of Things
facebooktwittergoogle+emailSeth Barton@SethBarton1Not content with its persuasive attempts to take control of photo upload and virtual reality, Google also made a big play for the Internet of Things...
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Android Wear - Always on apps and call an Uber by voice
facebooktwittergoogle+emailSeth Barton@SethBarton1The Apple Watch may have taken the headlines of late, but you need an iPhone to use one. That means Google can be pretty confident that there’s a big...
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Roku now supports custom themes to add colour to your home screen
facebooktwittergoogle+emailRichard Easton@chocojetpack Roku has just this week rolled out an update to all of its streaming devices with its 'Roku Search' and 'Roku Feed' features. While the new...
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Google partners with Levi’s to make smart clothes
facebooktwittergoogle+emailSeth Barton@SethBarton1Google today announced an unexpected partnership, with the technology giant working with one of the world’s most iconic clothing brands - Levi’s. The...
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Google demos Project Soli - a gesture-sensing radar for wearable tech
facebooktwittergoogle+emailSeth Barton@SethBarton1Google is worried that we’re pushing at the limits of what human beings are capable of, or willing to endure, in terms of fiddly interfaces. With...
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Android M review - Hands on with Developer Preview
Mobile phonesSeth Barton@SethBarton129 May 2015 Android M is a subtle update so far, but it fixes and improves where neededfacebooktwittergoogle+email We’ve finally got our hands on the next version of...
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Nvidia GeForce GTX 980ti arrives, ready for 4K gaming
facebooktwittergoogle+emailTom Morgan@TomMorgan3 Nvidia has officially reavealed the GeForce GTX 980ti, the company’s newest flagship mainstream graphics card, at its Computex trade show press...
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Nvidia launches Mobile G-Sync for laptops
facebooktwittergoogle+emailTom Morgan@TomMorgan3 Nvidia might have focused on desktop graphics cards at its Computex press conference, revealing the GeForce GTX 980ti, but it also gave laptop gamers...
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How to claim your free Windows 10 upgrade
facebooktwittergoogle+emailBarry Collins Fire up your Windows 7 or 8 PC, and you might notice a new icon in the notifications tray in the bottom right-hand corner. That little Windows flag is your...
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Asus Transformer Book rivals MacBook with USB Type-C
facebooktwittergoogle+emailBarry Collins Asus has announced a new version of its Transformer Book convertible, which will be one of the first Windows devices to use the new USB Type-C connector. The...
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Amazon creates Kindle bundle for kids
facebooktwittergoogle+emailBarry Collins Amazon is hoping to tempt more kids (or their parents) to do their reading on a Kindle with a new bundle deal. The package comprises of a standard Kindle, a...
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