BBC’s tiny, free Micro Bit is designed to spark the flames of coding passion
Auntie’s giving away one million of these tiny computers to encourage kids to get into coding
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Fully Charged: Qantas offering Gear VR on international flights, BBC’s interactive Idris Elba doc, and Lego’s $350 SHIELD Helicarrier looks Marvel-ous
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Now you can beta-test new BBC TV, radio and web technology with BBC Taster
Auntie launches her very own take on crowd-backing
Fully Charged: Smart luggage weighs and tracks itself, Gmail for Android will support external accounts, and new Doctor Who game teaches coding
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Fully Charged: Samsung unveils Gear Circle headset, GoPro’s dog harness, and Doctor Who coming to Minecraft
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Fully Charged: The absurd augmented reality hat, new Dance Central details, and BBC Sport gets Chromecast support
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Fully Charged: Pacific Rim 2 coming in 2017, YouTube adding 60fps playback, and BBC showing Commonwealth Games in 4K
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Google Chromecast vs Roku Streaming Stick
These dirt-cheap dongles will give your TV new streaming smarts. But which would we buy?
Fully Charged: iPlayer gets a bit more Netflixy, Lamborghini bullish over new headphones, and Google’s Tango torn down
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Stuff’s Lucy Hedges ponders the latest tech with BBC Radio 6 Music
Our resident tech evangelist talks the latest fitness wearables and more at 11:10am today
Drop everything and try: BBC Playlister
Listen to Zane Lowe or 6Music religiously but forgot to update those offline Spotify playlists? BBC Playlister will do all the remembering, searching and, well, playlisting for you
BBC Store to take on iTunes with permanent downloads
You’ll be able to keep the shows you buy from BBC Store, and 7-day catch-up becomes 30 days – and some shows will even be iPlayer-first