Yesterday at Google I/O, Google announced the release of a couple of smartwatches: the Samsung Gear Live, and the LG G watch. The best part of all? They’re both available for pre-order today.
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As we get closer to the expected release dates of the new iPads and iPhone, more and more leaks are beginning to emerge. The newest image shows all three devices, the iPhone 6, iPad Air 2 and the iPad Mini 3 all in one image and seem to reveal a few things. Starting off with…
Google’s Nexus 7 tablet is one of the best options you can buy in its price range, and now as a little bit of an added incentive, they’re offering 3 months of free Google Play Music, typically worth £9.99 per month.
If you’re a U.K. resident and have been waiting for the launch of the infamous Google Glass, you’re in luck; Google have officially announced the U.K. launch of the Explorer Edition, which is in “open beta”.
Ahead of Google I/O on the 25th of June – which is where we are most likely to see LG’s demonstration of the LG G Watch as part of Android Wear – a leaked image of the LG G Watch has arrived online, showing what seems to be the real product. If the leaked image…
A couple of months after the unexpected MacBook Air price drop, Apple have also decided to release a brand new cheaper 21.5″ iMac which comes in at just £899/$1,099 for the baseline model or £1,099/$1,349 if you opt to go all out with the storage as this is the only thing able to be upgraded.…
BetterTouchTool is a free Mac app that essentially allows you to configure gestures and controls for your trackpad/mouse, Apple Remote, Leap Motion and keyboard.
Let me clear this up from the start: I’m aware that iPads and Chromebooks are different devices in different categories, but as someone who uses an iPad for basic tasks, I began to wonder if a Chromebook — which costs half as much as an entry-level iPad Air — could serve me just as well
Microsoft have essentially produced the 12″ Surface 3 to remove the need to own a tablet alongside a laptop, a common occurrence based on their stats that highlight 96% of iPad owners own a laptop, too. With this larger, higher resolution display
I consider myself a security conscious user and working in IT means I often need safeguards in place to protect sensitive data, whether it be mine or a client’s. Therefore, when [MacPaw][1] released version 2 of [Hider][2] — a Mac app that reduces the complexities of hiding and encrypting data on your Mac — I was keen to put it through it’s paces and see how it performed.