Andrew London

Andrew London

Andrew London is a writer at Velocity Partners. Prior to Velocity Partners, he was a staff writer at Future plc.

Articles by: Andrew London

Valve’s Steam Link streaming box for PC gaming costs next-to-nothing right now

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Right now you can get your hands on a Steam Link streaming box for a massive 98% less than its usual price.

Elon Musk’s Neuralink – everything you need to know

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Our complete guide to everything we know so far about Elon Musk’s plan to put computers in our brains.

AlphaGo Zero AI teaches itself to play Go better than any human, or other AI, ever

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Google’s DeepMind team has created a new version of its AI called AlphaGo Zero that is able to ‘create knowledge itself’.

Best travel apps: make traveling a joy

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A rundown of all the essential apps for planning a get-away, whether for business or pleasure.

Raspberry Pi powered Pi-top hopes to revolutionize computer education

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The new, updated Pi-top is hoping to inspire students to get into computing by using a ‘learning by doing’ approach.

TomTom Go 5200 review

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Updated The TomTom Go 5200 is a league above most other sat navs, but the price tag is in another world too

Mr Robot eat your heart out – we learnt how to hack and it was surprisingly easy

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To promote the release of season three of Mr Robot, we were taught how to really hack, which seems pretty risky.

Parrot Mambo FPV review

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With the addition of a camera, the new, upgraded Parrot Mambo has moved on a long way from shooting pellets.

Your computer could be being used to mine for cryptocurrency

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Many popular sites have apparently been infected by mining malware that uses visitor’s computers to mine cryptocurrency.

Duolingo made me 26% fluent in idiot

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Tech Yourself I tried to use Duolingo to surprise my wife with Spanish fluency, but fell short. Very far short.

Experience the majesty of space with universe-first 360-degree spacewalk video

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For the first time ever, a 360-degree video of a spacewalk has been created by the crew of the International Space Station.

Good neighbors can now turn the roar of their Mustang GT's V8 engine into a purr

By Andrew London Published

Ford has developed Quiet Start, a system that lets you reduce the volume of the GT’s powerful engine.

VR could one day help factory workers work from home

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A new tele-operating system developed by MIT allows for robots to be operated from a distance using virtual reality.

Google’s self-driving cars could be on our roads this year

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According to insider sources, Google’s autonomous vehicle is mere months away.

Ebay made me look at art, then told me what my subconscious wanted to buy

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In an effort to spark a conversation about the future of shopping, Ebay is running an Art of Shopping event.

How to shoot 4K video on your iPhone

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The iPhone is capable of shooting in 4K resolution, but only after changing your camera settings.

Learn how your iPhone works with Apple's newly released source kernel

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Apple has released a source code kernel that works with ARM-based chips, giving a look at the building blocks for iPhone.

Google sets Amazon Echo Show in its sights with its own smart screen device

By Andrew London Published

Google is apparently working on a smart speaker with a screen, to directly compete with Amazon’s Echo Show.

Good news, the SNES Classic Mini is just as hackable as the NES Classic Mini was

By Andrew London Published

The program that was used to break into the NES Classic Mini seems to work on the new SNES Classic Mini.

Grundig’s vision of the future contains an oven that makes your food cold

By Andrew London Published

We attended a Grundig event about the future of kitchen technology, and got to witness the tech that it’s cooking up.

If your iPhone 8 is crackling during calls, there’s a fix on the way

By Andrew London Published

Apple has confirmed that crackling phone calls on the iPhone are an issue, and that there is a fix on the way.

Garmin Forerunner 30 is a cheap GPS running watch that packs an impressive feature

By Andrew London Published

Garmin has released the Forerunner 30, a pared back version of its successful Forerunner 35 watch.

Apple could still be working on sub-screen fingerprint technology

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Newly granted patent points to the possibility that Apple is still working on fingerprint technology that sits beneath the screen.

Alexa has come to mobile Amazon Music streaming

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Amazon has announced that its digital assistant is now part of its music streaming service Amazon Music on your phone.

AI won't put you out of work – your future job doesn't exist yet

By Andrew London Published

Futurist and Google director of engineering Ray Kurzweil predicts that AI revolution won’t leave us jobless.

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