Tag: REVIEW
Phew! Metro: Last Light is safe and now has a release date!
It's been a rocky few months for Metro: Last Light, the stunning post-apocalyptic shooter from Deep Silver. For a while back there during the sell-off of defunct publisher THQ's assets, it looked as though the Metro 2033 sequel had seen…
REVIEW: JBL Soundfly Air AirPlay wireless speaker
The JBL Soundfly Air is one of the only truly wireless speakers out there, plugging directly into a wall without a power cable. It's a unique speaker, but will its niche design limit its appeal? Read our full review to find out!
REVIEW: BlackBerry Z10 smartphone with BB10 operating system
The first touch-only handset in the new BlackBerry 10 range from the re-christened BlackBerry (formally known as RIM), The BlackBerry Z10 has the weight of a whole company resting on its shoulders. Can it keep pace with the iPhone and Android big boys, and put the BlackBerry brand at the top of the smartphone market once more? Read our review to find out!
REVIEW: BB10 / BlackBerry 10 OS – an in-depth look at the new operating system
RIM are renamed BlackBerry, and with the company name change comes the launch of BlackBerry 10, the company's great hope for making a dent in the smartphone market dominated by Apple's iPhone and Google's Android OS. It's a unique take on mobile interfaces, and a slick one at that, but is BB10 compelling enough to claw back users from the competition? Read on to find out!
REVIEW: DmC Devil May Cry (PS3, Xbox 360, PC)
Demon hunter Dante gets a new look, new moves and a new sense of purpose in series reboot DmC Devil May Cry, which gives Capcom's flailing series the kick up the backside it needed. Read on to find out if DmC manages to best the classic series' once-lofty highs in our full review.
REVIEW: Toshiba Satellite P845t-101 Windows 8 touchscreen laptop
The Windows 8 revolution is in full swing, with every laptop manufacturer worth their salt putting out touchscreen-packing laptops. Toshiba's Satellite P845t-101 is one of the first to hit the market, offering a 10-point touchscreen display alongside a traditional laptop form-factor. But is it a comfortable feature to use, and is it worth the extra price premium?
EE 4G rollout to hit 17 more cites: Bradford, Reading, Watford go superfast
EE's superfast 4G mobile network will hit 17 more cities by March 2013. EE's 4G network, which offers speeds roughly five times as fast as 3G, will be switched on in Bradford, Chelmsford, Coventry, Doncaster, Dudley, Leicester, Luton, Newport, Reading,…
REVIEW: EE 4G – One month living with the super-fast mobile network
4G, the near-mythical new standard for mobile data speeds, has finally hit UK shores after a torturous wait. EE, the umbrella company for T-Mobile and Orange, are the first network to launch a 4G service in the UK, and we've spent the last month trying it out on a variety of handsets. Read on for Tech Digest's verdict of the new premium service.
REVIEW: Turtle Beach Call of Duty Black Ops II Ear Force Sierra gaming headset (Xbox 360, PS3, PC)
Looking to get an edge during your Black Ops II online matches? Turtle Beach's latest Call of Duty gaming headset range includes the Ear Force Sierra, designed to offer just that with its 5.1 surround sound delights. But can it improve your game enough to justify a price tag just a few pounds shy of £300? Read our full review to find out!
REVIEW: Call of Duty Black Ops 2 (Xbox 360, PS3, PC)
Another year, another blockbusting entry into the Call of Duty series arrives. A generation-spanning shooter with more futuristic weaponry than the Terminator's personal armoury, read on to find out why Black Ops 2 may be the best COD game yet.
