Why Apple has nothing to fear from the Google Pixel Tablet
Better slate than never? It’s hard to know with Google and Android
Craig Grannell
It’s time to USB-C the light: I don’t want Apple to make a portless iPhone
Plug-and-play beats ‘no-plugs and pray’ any day – here’s why you’ll always want a physical port
5 reasons we’re sad Apple killed the iPod Touch – and 5 reasons we’re not
Apple’s stealth iPhone without the phone has been retired. Boo! And also: hooray!
Lego Transformers Optimus Prime is more than meets the eye
An alliance less likely than the Decepticons inviting the Autobots round for tea
Apple’s setting fire to App Store games again – and indie devs are getting burned
Not updated your game in three years? You’ve got 90 days to comply, creep! But apps are complex, with many moving parts
Random access memories: the ZX Spectrum at 40 – and six of the best Speccy games
Rubber keys and colour clash at the ready – it’s Sir Clive Sinclair’s 8-bit wonder
How I transformed Twitter from a hell site into something fun again
Twitter needn’t be a horror show – the magic of lists can save it
Lego unveils the 1890-piece Star Wars Landspeeder kit you have been looking for
Use the Force, Luke… to get all those Lego bricks into place
Long term test: Raspberry Pi 400 Personal Computer Kit review
There’s a whiff of nostalgia as I free the Raspberry Pi 400 from its cardboard confines. Being a computer inside a keyboard, it’s part 1980s throwback, recalling the halcyon days of the C64, ZX Spectrum, BBC Micro and Commodore Amiga. But this is no chunky contraption — instead, the device resembles a modern (if cheap) PC […]
Two thumbs down: Netflix’s new ratings button isn’t the one we need
Netflix’s extra thumb won’t fix what really matters
The Angry Birds remake is no love letter to mobile gaming’s past – it’s a reminder of its hideous present
Angry Birds? Angry Parents, more like
THEA500 Mini review: Commodore’s Amiga returns after a hot wash
Amigo or Amigaaaaahh? This one’s a bit of both
