Nokia 3.1 review – Everything But The Power

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While there is nothing wrong with giving budget users a premium look and feel über alles, a little more under hood might be preferred sometimes. Nokia 3.1 can need more attention than other budget phones to really get the best from it.

PlayStation 5 – What We Would Like to See [UPDATED]

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With the continuing rabid speculation about the PlayStation 5, complete with foaming mouths and erratic behaviour, it's time we got in on the act and shamelessly fed into this hype feedback loop and made fun of some fake trailers

Nintendo to launch stand alone Switch dock in Europe

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Nintendo has confirmed in a tweet that they will be launching a standalone Switch dock in Ireland this June. It has been on sale in...

Commodores to Go Back on Tour – C64 Mini Date Confirmed

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The Commodore 64 was one of the longest available computers ever so it was natural that it got the "remaster" treatment.

Amazon Echo Showcase Highlights: Some Innovation, Some Iteration

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Amazon launch new products today including their first sub-woofer and improvements to existing products - Echo Sub impressed us but 2018 Echo Show's versatility and overall usability stood out from the pack.

Microsoft IntelliMouse Classic review – Versatile, Hard-Wearing, Iconic

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You should consider the IntelliMouse Classic next time you need a mouse. Consider its 5+wheel button layout and how only three keys can be customised, if these aren't a big deal - buy it.

Huawei Reveal ‘Mate X’: Targets ‘Galaxy Fold Issues’ (Official Specs Here)

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Huawei set their sights on Samsung's just announced Galaxy Fold - Huawei's Mate X looks a better but more expensive product.

Sony Xperia L3 review – A Tale of Trades

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Sony Xperia L3 has a lot to offer once you know of its limits. 3GB of RAM, a 12-nano chipset and a dual-lens camera are all enticing on their own but are offset by a 720p resolution, unspectacular CPU/GPU power and a flimsy feel.

HP Omen X 17 review: A Literal Gaming Heavyweight

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The sheer gaming possibilities alone warrant a glance from portable gaming aficionados but the over-sized and over-weight design will give pause to those without sturdy laps or a place to sit their Omen X 17

ASUS Launches ‘Tinker Board’ – a Credit-Card-Sized Modifiable PC

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ASUS have just launched 'Tinker Board', a single-board computer that is fully modifiable. The IoT device is hoping to see use as more than...
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