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Google’s Song Maker turns even the most talentless into musiciansLong ago, I once had a dream of becoming a rock star. So I picked up a clarinet – every rock star’s instrument of choice – and whistled out Read full story →
Bose SoundSport Free review: A better-sounding alternative to Apple’s AirPodsBose is one of the biggest names in personal audio – but it's not known for leading the way when it comes to technological advances. The SouRead full story →
Twitter Bookmarks finally lets you save tweets without liking themTwitter has finally answered the prayers of its users by rolling out a new “Bookmarks” feature to iOS, Android, mobile.twitter.com and TwittRead full story →
ZTE Axon M review: Hands-on with ZTE’s unhinged, two-screen smartphoneWhen you’ve spent the best part of a week writing about nothing but phones that, while different, all look pretty much the same, the ZTE AxoRead full story →
Copycat, copydog: Is it ethical to clone your dead pet?Barbara Streisand announced overnight that she's cloned her dog, not once, but twice. In an interview with Variety, the singer and actor revRead full story →
Vero: Is Vero a viable Facebook alternative? Here’s what it’s all aboutShortly after Vero's astronomical rise to fame, competitor Facebook was thrown into chaos as it was revealed that the personal data of its uRead full story →
How to build a quantum computer: Engineers unveil blueprint for a next-gen PCQuantum computers have been proven in theory - now it’s time to get building. That’s the idea behind the University of Sussex’s efforts to lRead full story →
Land Rover Explore review: Hands on with the toughest, most practical Android phone aroundRugged phones aren’t an unusual sight but they don’t normally generate as much interest as the Land Rover Explore did when we first wrote abRead full story →
Cities and Memory lets you visit anywhere on Earth and listen to local soundsGoogle Maps gives our eyes access to a million places. Drop a cursor onto a street in a city you’ve never visited, and you’ll be able to seeRead full story →
Elon Musk claims SpaceX’s Starlink internet satellite service will be IP-lessStarlink, a massive satellite-based broadband internet service set to enter orbit in the near future, is said to be completely IP-less. At lRead full story →
Private browsing isn’t that private after all, but MIT researchers have an answerSome people clearly put a lot of faith in the little private eye mascot for Chrome’s incognito mode. Incognito, of course, lets you browse tRead full story →
The right technology tools for schoolsImagine a classroom. What do you see? Chairs and tables in neat rows facing the teacher’s desk? Perhaps some posters on the walls? Whatever Read full story →
Nokia 8110 4G review (hands-on): The banana phone/Matrix phone is now available for £49The Nokia 8110, otherwise known as the phone from 1999's The Matrix or, rather charmingly, the "banana phone" is finally available to buy inRead full story →
How To Turn Off Voice on Amazon Fire TabletAmazon's lineup of Fire tablets and devices make up some of our favorite deals in technology today. Whether you're looking at their 4K Fire Read full story →
Huawei Matebook X Pro review: Perfecting the ultraportableWhen Huawei launched its first proper laptop just over a year ago I wondered if it might be a step too far for the Chinese manufacturer. In Read full story →
Samsung Galaxy S9 review: Very nearly brilliant, with a new lower priceDEAL ALERT: Now it's been knocked off the flagship by its successor, the S10, you can now pick up the S9 at the sorts of prices we haven't sRead full story →
Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus review: A great phone with minor flawsDEAL ALERT: Vodafone, via uSwitch, is currently running a nifty little deal on the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus. If you can stomach paying £200 upRead full story →
Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact review (hands on): Sony’s baby grows upUpdate: Pre-orders for the Sony Xperia XZ2 and Xperia XZ2 Compact opened at Three and Carphone Warehouse on 16 March. If you order either ofRead full story →
Sony Xperia XZ2 review: The nearly man of modern smartphonesThe smartphone has all-but killed off compact cameras and camcorders out of existence in the past few years. But, far from resting on their Read full story →
Steve Jobs’ typo-laden job application goes for more than £125,000Update: It turns out the auction house was being pessimistic. While Steve Jobs' one-page job application was expected to raise around £50,00Read full story →
Neanderthals – not modern humans – were responsible for the world’s oldest cave art, according to researchersNeanderthals have long been portrayed as brutish and uncultured, but following the groundbreaking discovery that these archaic humans createRead full story →
Watch a 1980s electric car transform into the world’s largest computer mouseA bright yellow Comuta-car is a strange sight on its own terms, but a pair of YouTubers has given the 1980s electric vehicle an even more unRead full story →
Tinder security flaw could have let hackers access accounts using just a phone numberTinder accounts were almost swiped right into the hands of hackers after researchers found they were able to login to user accounts using juRead full story →
Facebook launches its first tech startup incubatorFacebook has opened its very first in-house startup incubator at its London office. The LDN_LAB programme will offer three 12-week courses tRead full story →