Emporio Armani Connected (2018) review By Alistair Charlton The Emporio Armani Connected 2018 is stylish and feature-packed but held back by dated hardware.
Alpina AlpinerX review By Alistair Charlton The Alpina AlpinerX is an expensive outdoor-focused watch with a whole lot of sensors.
Apple Watch 4 vs Samsung Galaxy Watch: battle of the great new smartwatches By Alistair Charlton Versus Samsung versus Apple - it's the battle of two of the best smartwatches on the market.
Android Auto: Google's head unit for cars explained By Alistair Charlton Updated Google Maps is over a decade old. For the next ten years, it's hitting the road and bringing car apps.
Frederique Constant Hybrid Manufacture review By Alistair Charlton Frederique Constant's Hybrid Manufacture has a long name and high price, but could this be your next stylish and smart watch?
Apple CarPlay: everything you need to know By Alistair Charlton Updated CarPlay seamlessly integrates Siri and your iPhone apps with your new car's dashboard.
Tag Heuer Connected Modular 41 review By Alistair Charlton The Connected Modular 41 delivers more performance for less money than the 45, but Swiss luxury still doesn’t come cheap.
Misfit Command review By Alistair Charlton The Misfit Command is a hybrid smartwatch with a commanding view of notifications and more.
Wireless electric vehicle charging explained By Alistair Charlton Explained How wireless electric vehicle charging lets you charge your car without plugging it in.
EVs explained: everything you need to know about electric vehicles By Alistair Charlton In depth Ready to buy an electric vehicle? Here's all of the information you should know beforehand.
Fossil Q Commuter By Alistair Charlton Packed with extra smarts, Fossil has made the Q Commuter a great looking and useful hybrid smartwatch.
Three MiFi E585 By Alistair Charlton TechRadar Pro Three has recently launched the new MiFi E585 Wi-Fi modem, replacing the E5830 as iPad users' must-have accessory.
Acer announces world's slimmest LCD displays By Alistair Charlton Acer has this week announced its new S1 Series LCD displays, ranging from 18.5 inches to 23 inches and measuring a tiny 13mm to 15mm thick.
Apple adds Bing to iPad with newest firmware update By Alistair Charlton Along with the much-sought-after 4.1 update for the iPhone 4, last night Apple also pushed out an update for the iPad, bringing the software up to version 3.2.1.
New Xbox 360 S lands in the UK By Alistair Charlton The Xbox 360 Slim comes to UK shores today and brings a larger 250GB hard drive, built in Wi-Fi and a new, smaller form factor.
Denon unveils 3D Blu-ray player line-up By Alistair Charlton While 3D broadcasting is still some time away, those of you with shiny new 3D televisions will soon be able to watch Blu-rays in the third dimension, thanks to Denon.
Samsung announces new fashion MP3 player, the Tic Toc By Alistair Charlton The Tic Toc is Samsung's attempt at making a fashion-themed MP3 player with motion control, aimed at "young women who want the latest fashion gadgets".
Microsoft Bing reaches 12% of search market By Alistair Charlton In its first year Microsoft's Bing search engine has claimed 12.7 per cent of the internet search market, according to figures released by ComScore.
One Bejeweled game is sold 'every four seconds' By Alistair Charlton Dave Bishop of online games outlet PopCap has disclosed Bejeweled's incredible success story in a talk at the Develop conference.
Microsoft releases wireless Mobile Mouse 1000 By Alistair Charlton Microsoft has this week released a new wireless mouse aimed at those who want a compact but high quality notebook mouse.
BlackBerry 6 OS: 8 things to know By Alistair Charlton BlackBerry 6 OS is the latest instalment for the mobile operating system from RIM and promises to offer many new features to bring BlackBerry well and truly into the touchscreen world.
Microsoft integrates Facebook into Outlook with Social Connector By Alistair Charlton TechRadar Pro Social life, meet work email
Tweetdeck celebrates second birthday with 15 million downloads By Alistair Charlton The popular Twitter client Tweetdeck celebrates its second birthday this week, having grown from a small application with one employee, to a multi-platform international success story.
Teenagers moving away from Facebook, blame boredom By Alistair Charlton Figures released by eMarketer for April reveal that a startling 29 per cent of teenage Facebook users left the site, or used it less, during the month.
3D films prove painful for 6 million Brits By Alistair Charlton The Eyecare Trust has revealed that 3D films could be causing headaches for 12 per cent of the British population due to poor binocular vision.
