Apple should value people over patents when it comes to life-saving tech By Stuart Houghton published 29 April 14 Opinion Stopping people using their phones while driving could prevent hundreds of road accidents, so why is Apple keeping the tech it to itself?
The end of Windows XP: Is it time to give Linux a try? By Stuart Houghton published 7 April 14 TechRadar Pro With the end of the official support for Microsoft's Windows XP happening tomorrow, it is time to look at alternatives.
Google just made some wearable tech I actually want By Stuart Houghton published 22 March 14 Fighting Talk By bringing Google Now to your wrist, Google may have cracked the problem of making wearables useful.
Google's KitKat clampdown will save Android By Stuart Houghton published 22 February 14 Fighting Talk Less skinning, more winning - that should be Google's mantra from now on.
The Internet of Things is nothing to fear By Stuart Houghton published 8 February 14 In depth What if all the internet connected devices played nicely with each other while all your data stayed private?
Microsoft, just admit it: Windows users don't want Windows 8 By Stuart Houghton published 24 January 14 Fighting Talk Is the software giant locked in a death spiral with Windows 8, or is there still time to pull up?
CES is where innovation goes to die By Stuart Houghton published 10 January 14 Fighting talk CES is no longer about cutting edge technology, it is just a show where big firms spend their marketing budget.
Please, please just leave our apps alone! By Stuart Houghton published 20 December 13 Fighting Talk Why does every brand ruin our favourite apps with bloated nonsense and call it 'evolution'?
The Steam Box is coming: how Linux could save PC gaming By Stuart Houghton published 19 September 13 In depth Valve has hinted heavily that the Steam Box is nearly ready for release: but can the open source system beat consoles at their own game?