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You can now send texts from your PC with Android MessagesGoogle has announced that the latest update to its Android Messages app lets you send and receive texts from your computer. The new feature Read full story →
Amazon quietly kills its Mayday video support service for Fire tabletsA memo on Amazon’s support pages first spotted by GeekWire, has revealed that the company is discontinuing its Mayday video calling service Read full story →
Scrum: What is the Scrum system and how to get started on a Scrum boardIf you watch rugby, you’ll know a scrum involves a load of players closely packed together in the dirt, fighting over a ball. The ‘Scrum’ woRead full story →
Jaguar Land Rover launches Carpe subscription service: You can now get an E-Pace for £910 a month Jaguar Land Rover has launched an all-inclusive car subscription service targeted specifically at high-mileage drivers. The service,Read full story →
How To Change the Owner of a ChromebookSelling your old Chromebook? Giving it to someone and want to make sure none of your personal data goes with it? This tutorial will show youRead full story →
Collectors beware: World War II watches carry a hidden cancer riskThis piece has been updated to include advise on what do do if you have a device in your possession. It’s not uncommon for history buffs to Read full story →
There’s now a computer that can predict the future, but only if it’s about making saladImagine what we could do with the power to look into the future? Would you look ahead to the winner of the World Cup and put down a big fat Read full story →
Seat Arona (2018) review: A crossover of youth and maturityThe Seat Ibiza is among one of the most popular small hatchbacks in Europe but consumer tastes are changing and the result is the crossover Read full story →
This interactive map shows you how your address has shifted in the last 750 million yearsSometimes, delivery drivers can’t find the road I live on. In 2018: a year where everyone has some kind of mapping device right there, in thRead full story →
How To Setup a Belkin Range ExtenderNeed help getting a wireless signal into hard to reach places? Need a signal boost in a bedroom or basement? You could use a range extender.Read full story →
Dumber by the decade: Humans are getting increasingly less intelligent, but why?During the 20th century, we – that is humans in general – got smarter. Or at least smarter when it comes to IQ scores. Yes, the IQ test is fRead full story →
This AI can ‘see’ through walls to track people’s movementsBeing able to track movement through walls is no longer the domain of superheros and military radars, as researchers at MIT have used a combRead full story →
Healbe GoBe 2 review: This fitness tracker claims to automatically count calories but does it work?Fitness trackers are great and all but anyone who has ever tried to lose weight knows that exercise is only one half of the puzzle and a conRead full story →
EE is first UK network to launch smart number technology: Plan lets you share your number across all your devicesWhile email and instant messaging follow you across devices, traditional phone functionality has remained stuck in the past. Is it any wondeRead full story →
Dell XPS 15 2-in-1 review: Beefy but weedySmall irritations are a bit like Japanese Knotweed. Unattended these unassuming plants can grow into serious problems – a gnawing threat thaRead full story →
Samsung Galaxy A8 review: Samsung’s own flagship beater?You’d be forgiven for thinking the Samsung Galaxy A8 is the successor to the Galaxy A7. The Galaxy S series follows a straightforward sequenRead full story →
Robo-cones could speed up roadworks and spell the end for traffic jamsA new generation of traffic cone that could ease congestion and improve worker safety has been developed by construction giant Costain. The Read full story →
And with the launch of WatchOS 5, that £15,000 Apple Watch is now dead to AppleWhen Apple launched its first smartwatch in 2015, it released versions for all budgets. Well, two budgets at any rate: those with plenty of Read full story →
Vaio laptops are coming back, but Sony’s still not involvedSony used to be an underrated player in the laptops space back when it had its range of Vaio laptops on the market. However, in 2014, Sony rRead full story →
No, you’re not being paranoid, your phone really IS listening to youWe’ve all been there. You’re down the pub talking about some crazy niche interest of yours and then boom, there it is – one of your commonlyRead full story →
Samsung Galaxy J6 release date, price and specs: Samsung’s latest budget-friendly phone comes with flagship featuresSamsung’s line of budget J-phones has been extremely popular in the past, providing people with the stylish body of a Galaxy phone without tRead full story →
Facebook shared data from millions of users with Apple, Samsung, Microsoft and Blackberry, claims reportJust as Facebook had – from a markets perspective at least – put to bed the ghost of Cambridge Analytica, the New York Times has uncovered aRead full story →
AI claims to be able to thwart facial recognition software, making you “invisible”A team of engineering researchers from the University of Toronto has created an algorithm to dynamically disrupt facial recognition systems.Read full story →
How to see which Android apps are spying on you A surprising number of Android apps spy on their users, including those designed to measure data use, and Virtual Private Network tools thaRead full story →