Articles by Dan Grabham

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Dan (Twitter, Google+) is TechRadar's Former Deputy Editor and is now in charge at our sister site T3.com. Covering all things computing, internet and mobile he's a seasoned regular at major tech shows such as CES, IFA and Mobile World Congress. Dan has also been a tech expert for many outlets including BBC Radio 4, 5Live and the World Service, The Sun and ITV News.

Articles by: Dan Grabham

Windows 8 review

By Mary Branscombe, Dan Grabham published 25 March 14

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Updated Microsoft's OS represents a fundamental shift in the way Windows works and it's getting better with each update.

Pure's Jongo system is set to be joined by other Caskeid devices

Behind Caskeid: the tech that wants to rule multi-room audio

By Dan Grabham published 7 March 14

In Depth Wireless multi-room audio is radically increasing in popularity, but with it comes a problem – how to get the audio in sync over a Wi-Fi network.

Hands on: Lenovo S860 review

By Dan Grabham published 25 February 14

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MWC 2014 Resplendent with a whopper of a battery and able to charge your other devices, what's not to love about Lenovo's flagship S Series handset?

Why does Sony keep making so many flagship phones?

By Dan Grabham published 24 February 14

MWC 2014 In little over a year, Sony has released three flagship phones. Here's why.

Hands on: Acer Iconia A1 review

By Dan Grabham published 13 February 14

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The Iconia A1, or to give it its full name, the A1-830 is a new version of Acer's budget Android tablet. But can it stand out in the cheap and cheerful end of the market?

Why Sony couldn't make PCs work any more

By Dan Grabham published 6 February 14

Analysis Sony has decided to sell off its PC arm. Here's why it's no surprise to see it happen.

Nadella brings continuity. And that's terrific for the future of Microsoft

By Dan Grabham published 4 February 14

Opinion Satya Nadella is the perfect choice to continue refocusing on devices and services

Satya Nadella named as new Microsoft CEO

By Hugh Langley, Dan Grabham published 4 February 14

Updated Microsoft has named Satya Nadella as the successor to Steve Ballmer, but look who else is back in an enhanced role.

Dyson redesigns cyclone cleaning tech so that it 'will never lose suction'

By Dan Grabham published 17 January 14

Dyson believes it has solved the problem of clogged filters with a new tech advancement in its cyclone tech.

Hands on: Acer Aspire V5 review

By Dan Grabham published 13 January 14

Not yet rated

CES 2014 We reviewed the previous version of the Acer Aspire V5 recently and weren't terrifically impressed with it, but Acer has tried again.

Hands on: LG 105-inch curved Ultra HD TV review

By Dan Grabham published 10 January 14

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CES 2014 105-inches of pure delight - but do we really need curved TVs? And does anybody really need a TV this big?

Intel: implanted in-body devices are 'inevitable and not far away'

By Dan Grabham published 6 January 14

CES 2014 Intel's Mooly Eden was expected to talk about wearable technology during the corporation's press conference at CES 2014, but moved things up a level.

WD's new dual drive. Just don't say it's a hybrid

WD reveals dual drive - a full 120GB SSD and 1TB hard drive in one

By Dan Grabham published 25 November 13

Western Digital has announced what it calls a dual drive - a full 120GB SSD and 1TB hard drive in one designed for the upgrade market.

Nvidia GeForce GTX 780 Ti boasts 'fastest gaming GPU in the world'

By Dan Grabham published 7 November 13

Nvidia's latest flagship gaming card heads off the threat from the latest-gen AMD R9 Radeons.

WD MyCloud review

By Dan Grabham published 12 October 13

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Backup, file storage, remote/mobile access and more. On paper, WD's new MyCloud is the network storage (NAS) device to beat. But what's it like in practice?

Asus G750JX review

By Dan Grabham published 2 October 13

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Mini Review Can the slick, powerful Asus G750JX justify its rather hefty price point and weight?

Samsung Series 7 Ultra review

By Dan Grabham published 1 October 13

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Mini Review The Samsung Series 7 Ultra is powerful, but is it worth the extra weight and high price?

Microsoft Surface RT review

By James Stables, Dan Grabham published 27 September 13

Updated With price reductions and a Windows RT 8.1 update on the way, is it such a bad time to buy a Microsoft Surface?

Alienware 14 review

By Dan Grabham published 27 September 13

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Updated Powerful and expensive, should the Dell Alienware 14 really be first choice for PC gamers?

Intel intros new Atoms – but can it break into the tablet market?

By Dan Grabham published 11 September 13

IDF 2013 Intel has officially launched its Intel Atom Z3000 series of procesors, aimed squarely at the tablet and low-power computing market.

Opera claims Coast is 'the browser that should have come with the iPad'

By Dan Grabham published 9 September 13

Opera Coast is a stripped-down browser designed specifically for Apple's tablet, which apparently should have shipped on it.

Lenovo S5000 is a 7-inch Nexus 7 rival, sports Android Jelly Bean

By Dan Grabham published 5 September 13

Alongside the new Yoga 2 Pro, Lenovo introduced a budget 7-inch Android 4.2 tablet called the S5000.

Toshiba introduces shiny Satellites including 2-in-1 Windows 8 tablet and laptop

By Dan Grabham published 5 September 13

IFA 2013 Toshiba has revealed a host of Satellite models at IFA 2013, all powered by full-blown Intel Core processors from the latest Haswell refresh.

Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 2 Pro revealed with stunning display

By Dan Grabham published 5 September 13

IFA 2013 Lenovo has announced a new generation Yoga at IFA 2013 – the 13.3-inch Yoga 2 Pro.

Sony intros new Vaios including Surface Pro-bashing Tap 11

By Dan Grabham, Farrha Khan published 5 September 13

IFA 2013 While all three of Sony's new PC products at IFA 2013 will be headed to Australia, it's the slimline Windows 8 Vaio Tap 11 tablet with detachable keyboard that steals the show.

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