Product News
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Samsung’s New Phones Look Impressive But Aren’t Without Problems Samsung's new Galaxy Z Flip and Galaxy S20 range look amazing but we have some concerns — not least their prices. -
Phones and More Announced at Samsung Unpacked 2020 Samsung has officially announced the Galaxy Z Flip and the new S20 series. Check out all the specs here. -
Motorola Announces G Power and G Stylus Motorola has two new budget devices: the Moto G Power and the Moto G Stylus. Here are the specs and prices to know. -
Huawei, Oppo, Vivo, and Xiaomi to Create Play Store Alternative A group of Chinese phone companies have joined forces in creating a rival to Google's Play Store - a potentially huge shift. -
Motorola Razr vs Samsung Galaxy Z Flip – Which is Better? We take an in-depth look at the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip and Motorola Razr to work out which folding phone will be the best. -
Apple Announces Maps Overhaul for US Users Apple Maps has announced a complete redesign that could help it actually compete with Google Maps. -
Microsoft Office 365 to Make Bing Default Search Engine in Chrome Microsoft has announced that users will have to install an extension that makes Bing the default search engine in Chrome. -
Motorola Razr: A Bumpy Road Ahead Motorola has released a video claiming that bumps and lumps should be expected on its upcoming Razr phone. Uh oh. -
Apple: Ditching Lightning Port Will Create Unprecedented Waste The EU is mulling a universal port policy that would force Apple to ditch the Lightning port, and Apple isn't happy about it. -
Hands On with Microsoft Surface Pro 7, Surface Laptop 3 and Surface Pro X Microsoft's latest hardware line up is almost upon us, with the Surface Pro 7 and Laptop 3 hitting store shelves later this m -
Google Adds New Home and Privacy Features to Voice Assistant Google announces a range of new options for its Voice Assistant, designed to give users more privacy, and add new features. -
Mercedes, Honda…Sony? Car Tech at CES 2020 All manner of companies are getting involved in car tech at CES this year. We take a look at whether any of it is feasible.