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

Aztech WIPC402 Wireless-N Pan/Tilt IP Camera review

By Dan Grabham published 4 May 13

A fine IP camera, but unfortunately the experience is let down by the companion app.

This week's hottest reviews on TechRadar

By Dan Grabham published 27 April 13

Review Roundup This week we've got our full and final review of the Samsung Galaxy S4 as well as the bow of another smartphone at a slightly cheaper price point - the Nokia Lumia 720.

This week's hottest reviews on TechRadar

By Dan Grabham published 20 April 13

Review Roundup This week we've looked at the HTC First, the first phone with Facebook Home pre-installed as well as Nokia's bottom-rung Lumia, the 520.

Microsoft: emphasis on Start Screen shackled Windows 8

By Dan Grabham published 15 April 13

In Depth Windows Product Manager Ian Moulster tells us why 'desktop first' might have been a better approach for Windows 8.

Facebook Home for Android: everything you need to know

By Dan Grabham, Michelle Fitzsimmons published 4 April 13

Updated Facebook Home is here: a new enhanced Facebook overlay for Android.

The aircraft studying the climate of the future

By Dan Grabham published 2 April 13

In Depth The BAe 146 Atmospheric Research Aircraft (ARA) is a rather unique hunk of metal.

Create your perfect Spotify playlist with Microsoft's MixShape

By Dan Grabham published 26 March 13

Microsoft has teamed up with Spotify and DJ James Lavelle to produce a browser-based playlist service called MixShape.

DLNA: what it is and what you need to know

By Dan Grabham published 22 March 13

Explained It's now easy to stream music, video and other media around the house without any hassle. DNLA is a big part of home streaming, so what is it?

Asus VivoTab Smart ME400 review

By Dan Grabham published 19 March 13

Windows 8 tablets haven't exactly set the world alight so far. Indeed things have been positively low key. But is that set to change?

SuperTooth Disco 2 review

By Dan Grabham published 19 March 13

A very capable Bluetooth speaker that's lightweight for carrying around and has a great battery life.

25 years of the WWW: the key tech milestones that grew the web

By Dan Grabham published 12 March 13

In Depth There's little doubt the web has changed the way we live and work. But what were the technologies that encouraged it to develop?

How IBM is changing sports analytics

By Dan Grabham published 9 March 13

In Depth Statistics are everywhere. And in sport especially, where broadcasters and coaches are increasingly turning to detailed information on performance.

Asus Zenbook U500 review

By Dan Grabham published 2 March 13

Asus introduces a whopping 15.6-inch version of its Zenbook ultraportable that's amazingly powerful - and rather expensive.

Qualcomm: How we're making future 4G LTE devices work anywhere

By Dan Grabham published 28 February 13

Interview The global roaming dream is alive and well believes Qualcomm's Roberto di Pietro - his company has just put 40 mobile bands on a single chip.

Qualcomm 4G LTE chipset for global phones

Qualcomm determined to solve 4G LTE roaming in 2013

By Matt Swider, Dan Grabham published 28 February 13

Traveling between the U.S. and Europe bumps cell phone users down to 3G due to LTE fragmentation, but Qualcomm has a chipset solution on the way.

HP: 'Our mission is to lead in smartphones'

By Dan Grabham published 27 February 13

Interview HP's new Head of Mobility talks about his desire to make HP the market leader in phones and tablets.

Hands on: Asus Padfone Infinity review

By Dan Grabham published 25 February 13

Not yet rated

MWC 2013 Meet the new Padfone, the phone-tablet combo that's no longer a joke. There's some serious tech inside.

Hands on: ZTE Open review

By Dan Grabham published 25 February 13

Not yet rated

MWC 2013 The first phone featuring Firefox OS sees Mozilla's intentions become clear.

Firefox OS lights up with ZTE Open and Alcatel OneTouch Fire

By Dan Grabham published 24 February 13

MWC 2013 Mozilla has announced the first handsets to carry Firefox OS from ZTE and Alcatel, with LG and Huawei to follow.

Chromebook just got serious: Microsoft has to feel the threat

By Dan Grabham published 21 February 13

Analysis Chromebook Pixel is a premium device, but it points to a serious future for Google with Chromebook - and Microsoft is nowhere to be seen.

Nvidia's Tegra 4i uncovered: it's Tegra 4 for the masses

By Dan Grabham published 19 February 13

Aimed at the mainstream smartphone market, Nvidia has announced a new mobile processor called Tegra 4i just ahead of MWC 2013.

Nvidia reveals fastest single-GPU graphics card ever: the GTX Titan

By Dan Grabham, Dave James published 19 February 13

Nvidia has just unveiled the GTX Titan, the fastest single-GPU graphics card we're likely to see for the next two years.

Dyson: 'We spend a lot of money fighting to protect our ideas'

By Dan Grabham published 8 February 13

Interview We talk IP theft and product design with Chris Osborn, Dyson's chief Airblade engineer.

Surface 2: What Microsoft's Reddit Q&A tells us about the next Surface tablet

By Dan Grabham published 7 February 13

In Depth Surface engineers tried to be guarded in their Reddit chat, but revealed they know the limitations of Surface Pro.

How Dyson gets air to move at 430mph

By Dan Grabham published 5 February 13

In Depth Forget whether Dyson's new tap is a silly idea: the real magic is inside, in the shape of the new V4 motor.

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