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Best Kodi box UK 2019: The best Android TVs for streaming and gamingIf you’re reading this you probably already know about Kodi. But for those not aware, here’s what you need to know: Kodi (formerly XBMC) is Read full story →
Drift through the dreamscapes of a brilliant metaphysical artistThe paintings of the great proto-Surrealist, Giorgio de Chirico, are begging for inhabitants. The empty colonnades, towers and train stationRead full story →
How to Fix the Windows 10 VMware SVGA 3D Compatibility IssueUpgrading your virtual machines to Windows 10? Here's how to fix the Windows 10 VMware SVGA 3D compatibility issue in the Get Windows 10 appRead full story →
Fitbit Surge review: The most expensive Fitbit, but not the prettiestRight now, there are eight Fitbit fitness trackers you can buy. The cheapest of these is the now long-in-the-tooth Fitbit Zip, for £50. For Read full story →
Physicist reveals how to win at roulette (until the casino bans you for life)There are three ways to play roulette. Option one is that you can play it safe and bet exclusively on red or black, which gives you odds of Read full story →
How to Record Macros in Firefox and Google ChromeMacros are recording tools with which you can record a sequence of selected options in a software package. You'll find macros in office suitRead full story →
HP Elite x2 review: Beats the Surface Pro 4 in some ways (but not in others)In some ways, the HP Elite x2 is a boring old rehash of established design ideas. A Windows tablet with a detachable keyboard, kickstand andRead full story →
The submarine drones that could depower TridentBy James O'Malley It has been constant political background noise for years, but soon the politicians are finally going to have to make a deRead full story →
Sony Xperia X review: Is this the Xperia Z6 in disguise?Phones such as the Sony Xperia X have it tough in today’s competitive landscape. On the one hand, they’re not cheap enough to lure fans of bRead full story →
Ode to a Doom map: why navigating through hell is an utter joyThere are plenty of reviews and articles about what makes Doom so good. Some rave about the brutality of boss battles or the speed of play, Read full story →
US uses floppy disks to coordinate nuclear weaponsA US government report has revealed that the forces responsible for controlling the country’s nuclear weapons still use a 1970s-era computerRead full story →
Google might just have built the internet of tyrannyAt Google’s most recent glitzy presentation, at it’s “I/O” developers conference, the company showed off new apps and features for many of iRead full story →
How British Airways is using the iPad to modernise air travelThere was utopian promise in the airlines of the 20th century. Air travel in the decades following the Second World War was technology at itRead full story →
The best Netflix Originals everyone should watchNetflix is a treasure trove of movies and TV shows that you can dip into at any time, but sometimes it’s just so difficult to know what to wRead full story →
Fitbit Charge HR review: Super features, but could be more sleekWhen I first reviewed the Fitbit Charge HR back in 2016, I concluded that – features wise – it was pretty much spot on, but looked a little Read full story →
The UK government just fixed the biggest problem with driverless carsIn 2016, it’s easy to get excited about driverless cars. We have semi-autonomous systems on most new cars, and things like Tesla’s AutopilotRead full story →
How much does a bottle of water cost on the International Space Station?Water is one of the most plentiful resources on our planet, with roughly two-thirds of the Earth’s surface underwater. Its abundance is critRead full story →
Motorola Moto G4 and G4 Plus review (Hands-on): Don’t call it the Moto G (4th Gen)Motorola’s Moto G has, for the last four years, been one of the best mid-range phones on the market. Every iteration has achieved that trickRead full story →
The 7 best documentaries you have to watch on NetflixWe all love to binge-watch Netflix shows, but what if you could also learn something about the world around you whilst killing time? That’s Read full story →
Asus VivoBook Pro N552VW review: Huge power, low priceHigh-powered laptops tend to fall into two distinct camps these days. You have your big, brash gaming laptops, which go for all-out power anRead full story →
Fujifilm X-Pro2 review: A classy retro rangefinderI've long been impressed with Fujifilm’s X-series compact system cameras, and so it was with much excitement and equally high expectations tRead full story →
The Assassin’s Creed movie trailer actually looks amazingIt’s a simple fact: games and films do not mix. Every time there’s a game based on a film, it’s almost always terrible. In recent times we’vRead full story →
Battlefield 1 and the problems of making a game out of World War ILast week, the latest iteration in the long-running Battlefield games was announced. Called Battlefield 1, it signals a reset of sorts – a lRead full story →
WATCH: Tesla’s latest Easter egg brings Rainbow-charging to the Model S and Model XTesla really has a habit for putting Easter eggs in its electric cars. Earlier this year, we found out Elon Musk had slipped a Mario Kart-inRead full story →