Chris Smith

Twitter is toying with giving users the option to separate the wheat from the chaff with 'Fave People' timeline tests.

The next HTC One has more leaks than a knitted raincoat. Now it's time to get a look at the revamped HTC Sense 6 user interface

The project's creators have shuttered the movie streaming app, but torrent site YTS plans to resurrect it.

A new version of the firm's projector phone looks like it could be on the way after specs and pics emerged from the far east.

The neat camera app that allows users to change the depth of field in photos is now available for all newer Lumia's

64GB of RAM not enough for you video editors? Well Transcend's new high capacity DDR3 modules can double it.

No benchmarks show the Samsung Galaxy S5 Zoom may have a 20-megapixel sensor and the company's six core chip.

Google has quietly rolled out a new version of the Google Play Store, calling for passwords each time a purchase is made.

Rumoured handset pictured again, but there's little clarity over BlackBerry's release plans at this point.

Updated Darkness prevails over the Samsung Galaxy S4 and S4 Mini with new black colour variants.

Yahoo's Bing-powered search results now feature recommendations from popular reviews service Yelp.

Office 2011 (launched in 2010) is still the most recent version for Mac users, but that could be about to change.

Like the phoenix, Flappy Bird could rise from the ashes, though any return will come with a sanity warning.

Koreans in talks with start-ups over new TV-based user-interface that'd allow users to point at room lights, etc.

Network's CEO says it'll be ready to bring Game of Thrones et al online when cable cutters reign.

So the New York Times wants $8 a month for repackaged stories and curated content from other sites. Sound a fair deal to you?

The official launch of the Oppo 7 is still a couple of weeks away, but pictures and specs have been outed on a design awards site.

South Park's Matt Stone has hit out at Ubisoft over the decision to cut anal probing scenes from video game.

Google has banned facial recognition apps for Glass. Thus Emotient won't identify who you are ... just your bad mood.

Twitter's short video-sharing app updates terms of service to completely ban uploads showing 'explicit sexual content.'

A purported press render suggests this Lumia could be one of the most budget Windows Phones yet.

MacBook Pro, sans Retina display, represents a cheaper option for those seeking power over looks, but it's time may be cut short.

Here's our first look at Microsoft's new leading lady in action. Unfortunately, we don't know what she sounds like just yet.

BlackBerry is prepping an update that'll finally allow group chats to include photo sharing.

"Oh Lord, won't you buy me a Mercedez-Benz with Google Projected Mode," sang Janis Joplin circa 2014.