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M&S hackers went undetected for 52 hours before cyber attack, Fortnite unavailable on iPhones globally

UK-based Scattered Spider hackers turning attention to US retailers

TikTok to offer teenagers guided meditation sessions after 10pm

Coinbase says cyber attack will cost $400m, Motorola Razr Ultra 2025 reviewed

Nuclear Fission lab

Nuclear power crucial for UK data centre growth, says Amazon chief

Apple’s iPhone Fold tipped for annual release, may replace Pro Max as flagship

7 Common Myths About EVs, Debunked

18% of Brits believe you cannot take an EV charger when moving home 17% think an EV can be manual 14% believe EVs cannot drive through water Younger generations most […]

15 May 202515 May 2025 Chris Price Electric Vehicles, Features

How to prepare for a power outage – practical steps you should take

Power outages can strike at any time, often without warning. Recent events, such as the widespread disruptions experienced in Spain and Portugal, highlight the increasing vulnerability of power grids worldwide. […]

14 May 202514 May 2025 Chris Price Energy & Efficiency, Features, News

7 Online Trends according to latest Ofcom Media Lives report

Today telecoms regulator Ofcom published its latest research which looks at how people in the UK access, use and think about their online and media lives. Its Media Use and […]

7 May 20257 May 2025 Chris Price Features, Internet, News

M&S cyber attack sparks 7 critical cybersecurity lessons, says expert

M&S has faced a severe cyber incident that took down key internal systems, including payment platforms, online ordering and its app.  The disruption forced the retailer to pause all online […]

1 May 20251 May 2025 Chris Price Cybersecurity

Tech expert reveals 4 key hacker warning signs as Co-op and M&S systems shutdown over cyber attack 

The Co-op has shut down part of its IT system due to an attempted hack, just days after M&S was forced to suspend online orders, deliveries and stock intake after […]

1 May 20251 May 2025 Chris Price Cybersecurity, News

How to prepare for the end of Windows 10 support this October

Businesses are being urged to take immediate action to prepare for the upcoming “end of life” of Windows 10, with support from Microsoft officially ceasing on October 14th.   Technology […]

28 April 202528 April 2025 Chris Price Business tips, Cybersecurity, Windows

Battling Retail Crime with Tech: Body-Worn Cameras and Beyond

According to recently released figures, the number of shoplifting offences recorded by police in England and Wales has risen to the highest level on record, surpassing half a million offences […]

28 April 202528 April 2025 Chris Price Features, News, Retail

Which? Scam Alerts: 5 Biggest Scams of the last 5 years

From fake NHS Covid tests to QR code parking scams, Which? has exposed hundreds of scams to help you stay one step ahead of the scammers…. Cast yourself back to […]

24 April 202524 April 2025 Chris Price Cybersecurity, Features

The Slow Goodbye: Landlines fade as UK marks National Telephone Day

  This Friday, April 25th, marks National Telephone Day, commemorating Alexander Graham Bell’s 1876 invention that revolutionized communication. However, as the UK celebrates this milestone, it also stands at the […]

24 April 202524 April 2025 Chris Price Gadgets, News, Telecoms

7 TikTok tax myths that experts warn against believing

Tax return anxiety is very real and with over 12.5K TikTok posts offering advice, it’s clear many individuals and businesses are turning to unverified content for guidance. But for businesses, the stakes […]

22 April 202522 April 2025 Chris Price Social Media

Review: Blink Video Doorbell and Sync Module 2 4/5

I’ve been using Blink’s home security cameras for a long time – even before the company was bought by Amazon – so I was naturally interested in reviewing its latest […]

9 April 202525 April 2025 Chris Price Home security, News, Reviews

Social Media Account Takeovers: A Rising Threat for Content Creators

Social media platforms have become a prime target for cybercriminals, with content creators and influencers facing a surge in account takeover attacks. A new report from Bitdefender Labs highlights the […]

8 April 20258 April 2025 Chris Price News, Social Media

10 Predictions for the Mobile Industry in 2025

2025 offers the mobile industry the opportunity to redefine possibilities for consumers and businesses alike with enhanced user experiences and fresh revenue streams. However, the sector will also face significant […]

28 January 202529 January 2025 Chris Price 5G, Mobile phones, Smartphones, Telecoms

UK AI Action Plan: 7 AI job roles which will be in high demand

  Following the UK government’s announcement about plans to use AI across the UK to boost growth and deliver more efficient services, we speak to chief technology officer at Redcentric, […]

14 January 202516 January 2025 Chris Price Artificial Intelligence, News

Interview: Andrew Grill, Author of Digitally Curious

Last week we attended the launch of Andrew Grill’s latest book, Digitally Curious, held in conjunction with SAP Concur at the firm’s London office. In the book, the futurist, speaker, […]

7 November 20248 November 2024 Chris Price Artificial Intelligence, Interview, News

 7 Ways Your Smartphone Can Improve Your Festival Experience

Festival season is here and millions of music lovers are getting ready to head to their favourite festivals this summer. Smartphones are on the list to bring to be able […]

18 June 202418 June 2024 Chris Price music, Smartphones

10 tips on perfecting your side hustle

A side hustle is an extra money-earning job taken on in addition to your day job. Thinking of joining the 43% of Brits with a side hustle? Property developer Richard […]

10 June 202410 June 2024 Chris Price Business tips, News

5 online scams – and how to avoid them

Research shows that almost three in four UK adults have fallen victim to scams¹. With crime rates rising alongside the cost of living crisis², the experts at Independent Advisor VPN […]

15 February 202415 February 2024 Chris Price Cybersecurity, News

5 ways AI can help with your small business

The AI boom is set to spread far and wide in 2024, with a reported 77% of global businesses using the technology. However,  it’s reported that only 29% of startups/small […]

1 February 2024 Chris Price Artificial Intelligence, News

10 mistakes that could kill your podcast

Michael Olatunji, co-founder of podcast and video production studio Outset Studio, identifies 10 mistakes that can kill your podcast… Over 21 million people in the UK listen to podcasts on […]

29 January 202429 January 2024 Chris Price Business tips

Will EV sales hit UK’s required 22% target for 2024?

  DriveElectric, one of the UK’s leading electric vehicle leasing companies, makes its predictions about what we can expect in 2024… As we enter 2024 there are a number of […]

18 January 2024 Chris Price Electric Vehicles

Data privacy: shopping and food delivery apps track most data

  Shopping and food delivery apps, notably Amazon Shopping and Wish, are most data-hungry. Amazon Shopping collects most data points in its category, Wish leads in linking and tracking user […]

10 January 202410 January 2024 Chris Price Apps, News, Websites

Review: Kia EV9 £65,000 electric vehicle

Despite being a big beast, the Kia EV9 is a smashing electric SUV. Perfect for those with large families and offering a five-star safety rating. It also handles surprisingly well […]

11 December 202311 December 2023 Chris Price News

Dark web forum reveals 5 Cybersecurity Trends for 2024

Every year experts at NordVPN predict the cybersecurity risks awaiting us in the next year. This year they decided to take a different route, looking at the biggest dark web forum […]

6 December 20236 December 2023 Chris Price Cybersecurity, News

Ofcom report: we’re now spending 56 days a year online!

Ofcom’s latest Online Nation research takes a look at how people in the UK are spending their time online. It found that teenagers and children are leading the way in getting […]

28 November 2023 Chris Price Internet, News

7 tips to avoid getting scammed on Black Friday and Cyber Monday

Hurrah, it’s nearly the festive season. Time to bag some bargains in the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales. But while goods might be flying off the shelves at this […]

24 November 202324 November 2023 Chris Price Cybersecurity, News, Retail

Black Friday: Google Search’s Top 10 trending products

In the lead-up to Black Friday, the demand for Tazz UGGs, the Steam Deck gaming handheld, Apple AirPods  and Adidas Sambas have all soared… Every festive season, there are those […]

23 November 20234 December 2023 Chris Price Internet, News

6 tips to prepare your car for winter

Drivers have been urged to get their vehicles ready for winter or risk dangerous journeys in the cold. Motoring experts at Lease Van have revealed six tips for Brits to winter-proof […]

22 November 202322 November 2023 Chris Price News

How to get Glastonbury 2024 tickets and not get scammed

The stage is set. After a two-week delay, Brits will finally have the chance to bag their tickets for Glastonbury tomorrow (Sunday, November 19th) at 9am.  However, with the battle […]

18 November 202318 November 2023 Chris Price Broadband, music

iPhone Affordability Index: Turkey least affordable place to buy iPhone 15

  People in Turkey will have to work an average of 818 hours to earn enough money to buy the iPhone 15 (iPhone 15 128GB), the equivalent of roughly 102 working days For […]

13 October 202317 November 2023 Chris Price iPhone, News

Cyber resilience: How to prevent a Hack of The Hague

International conflict and humanitarian disasters have combined to make The Hague a growing target for cybercriminals. But the Dutch city is now fighting back against the hackers. Chris Price reports. […]

9 October 20239 October 2023 Chris Price News

Searching for safety: UK’s most searched for home security products revealed.

As more and more homes around the country become ‘smart homes’, it’s not just lighting, sound and entertainment systems that are being integrated. Home security has also seen a transformation, […]

31 July 202331 July 2023 Chris Price Home security, News

Over 1 in 10 festival goers report smartphone lost, damaged or stolen

  Smartphones top the list of at-risk items at UK festivals, with over one in ten festival goers (2.15 million) having lost, damaged or had a device stolen Over half […]

20 June 202320 June 2023 Chris Price music, Smartphones

5 tips to save money on buying a car

New car sales are slowly recovering but are still below pre-pandemic levels and used car prices remain high, while the cost of living crisis is squeezing household budgets across the […]

19 June 202319 June 2023 Chris Price Car stuff

Most common ‘cold call’ phone scams and how to spot them

This morning it was announced that the UK is going to ban cold calls that are attempting to offer financial products, in a bid to crack down on the number […]

3 May 20233 May 2023 Chris Price Cybersecurity, News

TalkTalk rated worst major broadband provider by Which?

TalkTalk has been rated the worst major broadband provider in Which?’s annual satisfaction survey, which saw the ‘Big Four’ losing out to smaller firms such as Zen which hasn’t hiked […]

29 March 202329 March 2023 Chris Price Broadband

5 ways to make your mobile phone battery last longer

Society has never been more dependent on its smartphone devices, with phones now being used for so much more than just making calls.  Whether you need to make a contactless […]

15 March 202315 March 2023 Chris Price Smartphones

More than half UK residents have lost or had mobile stolen

Brits aged 25-35 are the most likely to lose a mobile phone, with 4 in 5 (78%) reporting to have lost more than one device.  On the other hand, Brits […]

3 March 20233 March 2023 Chris Price Mobile phones, Smartphones

Top 10 most searched for EVs – Tesla Model Y tops list

Today (March 1st) is the official release date of the latest official number plate. As well as the shiny ’23’ plates highlighting the newest vehicles on the block, it also […]

1 March 20231 March 2023 Chris Price Electric Vehicles

7 tips to save money on a mobile phone

Mobile phones are a vital part of everyday life for many people, and if they break or need replacing unexpectedly this can come at a huge cost.  In conjunction with […]

1 March 20231 March 2023 Chris Price News

Top 6 Tips to Combat Broadband Scams

According to the ICO, broadband scam calls rank as the most common scam type, with over 1,700 broadband-related nuisance calls between December 2021 and May 2022.    But how can […]

28 February 202328 February 2023 Chris Price Broadband, News

WFH is here to stay, suggests ONS report

A new Government report shows 40% of Brits are still working from home at least once a week. As if that wasn’t enough for High Street stores to deal with, […]

14 February 202314 February 2023 Chris Price Retail, Work

How to save money on your transport costs in 2023

Travel price hikes and the ongoing cost of living crisis mean consumers are now facing an eye-watering rise to the cost of getting around. Consumer group Which? is advising consumers […]

7 February 2023 Chris Price News, Transport

8 ways to get cheaper insurance

The cost of living crisis is increasing prices across the board and insurance is no exception, with premiums going up by substantial sums.  For instance, after years of falling, a […]

23 January 202323 January 2023 Chris Price Features, News

7 Top Tips to Save Money on your Tax Return

As the deadline to submit tax returns online and pay outstanding bills from HMRC fast approaches, the financial pressures of the cost of living crisis make it even more important […]

16 January 202316 January 2023 Chris Price Business tips, News

5 Tips to get a mobile phone deal with poor credit rating

Together with the experts at Uswitch we provide our top tips on how to secure a mobile phone deal with a poor credit rating.  1. Choose a cheaper deal If […]

13 January 202313 January 2023 Chris Price Mobile phones, News

Best Apps for Sticking to New Year’s Resolutions

These are the best apps for sticking to your New Year’s resolutions, data reveals..  Only 3 in 10 Brits (31%) claimed to keep all of their new year’s resolutions in […]

3 January 20233 January 2023 Chris Price Apps

How to save money on your Mobile, Broadband and Streaming costs in 2023

As the curtain comes down on 2022, many of us will be looking ahead to the new year for ways to save money. Our broadband, mobile, pay-TV and streaming services […]

30 December 202230 December 2022 Chris Price Broadband, Mobile phones, TV

Energy Savings: the most expensive appliances revealed

The cost of living crisis has us all wondering how we can save money on our energy bills, which appliances are the most energy-efficient, and which are raking up the […]

23 December 202223 December 2022 Chris Price Energy & Efficiency, News

The 12 Scams of Christmas

Every year, scammers take the opportunity to target consumers shopping online around the Christmas period with new and old scams. This leaves people increasingly vulnerable. Together with James Walker, CEO […]

15 December 202215 December 2022 Chris Price Cybersecurity, News

Scam website alert: Expert reveals 7 warning signs

Are you worried about falling victim to online scams and attacks? If so, you are not alone, as 81% of Brits fear fraudulent attacks, according to the NCSC.    Scammers have utilised increasingly […]

12 December 20226 March 2023 Chris Price Cybersecurity, News

Tyto launches sixth annual Tyto Tech 500 for 2022:  Richard Branson tops list

European PR agency Tyto has published its sixth annual Tyto Tech 500, revealing the most influential individuals in the tech sectors of the UK, Germany and France. The Tyto Tech 500, the only objective data-driven influence study […]

1 December 20221 December 2022 Tech Digest Correspondent Poll, Polls

6 Tips to Help Shop Online on Black Friday, Cyber Monday

Social media and the internet are riddled with enticing ‘shopping bargains’, often with price tags that seem too good to be true, especially on Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Here […]

24 November 202224 November 2022 Chris Price Cybersecurity, News, Retail

Just 1 in 7 Black Friday deals genuine, claims Which?

Only one in seven (14%) Black Friday deals offer a genuine discount, according to new Which? research which finds the vast majority of promotions are cheaper or the same price […]

22 November 202222 November 2022 Chris Price Retail

5 Social Media Alternatives to Twitter

As Ryan Reynolds joins Tumblr and new owner Elon Musk bans parody accounts, we look at some alternatives to Twitter including Mastodon and Bluesky…  A new study from Financial-World.org has […]

9 November 202211 November 2022 Chris Price Social Media

Experts Predict 8 Biggest FinTech Trends For 2023 

From tribe-based banking to embedded finance and everyday cryptocurrency payments, here’s what to expect in the FinTech industry in the year ahead.. The financial technology sector is rapidly evolving with […]

3 November 20223 November 2022 Chris Price FinTech, News

10 Warning Signs Your Phone May Be Spying On You

Over the last few years, there has been an explosion of malicious spyware and stalkerware infiltrating our phones through apps and links… Undoubtedly, it is becoming easier for hackers to […]

31 October 2022 Chris Price Cybersecurity, News

5 things to do if you suspect an energy provider is overcharging you

As energy costs soar this winter, many British homeowners are struggling to afford bills, especially if they are charged for more than they’ve used.  This year, the UK’s Ofgem warned energy suppliers […]

27 October 2022 Chris Price Energy & Efficiency

8 tips to cut the cost of heating bills this winter

Many households will be worried about the impact of rising energy prices this winter – and into next year – following the government’s announcement that the energy price guarantee for […]

26 October 202228 October 2022 Chris Price Energy & Efficiency

Top tips for reducing EV charging bills

Tusker, a leading provider of salary sacrifice car benefits schemes, with more than 20,000 green vehicles in its fleet, has produced some top tips to help EV drivers keep their […]

12 October 202212 October 2022 Chris Price Electric Vehicles, News

Liverpool is best UK city for ‘geeks’, claims survey

Broadband Savvy, a leading authority on UK broadband service and performance, has conducted research into the best cities for geeks to visit or live in the UK.  With Brits now […]

22 September 202222 September 2022 Chris Price News, Polls

Future Mobility: How Rotterdam plans to lead Europe

  Europe’s largest port of Rotterdam shows how it is leading the way in all forms of future mobility, from autonomous vehicles to hydrogen-powered water-taxis. Chris Price gets on his […]

20 September 202220 September 2022 Chris Price Transport

Apple Far Out Launch: What the Experts Say

Apple just held its Far Out event, where it revealed its latest iPhone 14 lineup, three new Apple Watches, including the long-rumoured Apple Watch Ultra, and the next generation of […]

7 September 20227 September 2022 Chris Price Apple, News

How to Save Money on Appliance Running Costs

As the cost of living crisis continues to bite, many households are worried about the impact of rising energy prices this winter. The new energy price cap is set to […]

5 September 20225 September 2022 Chris Price Home Appliances, News

Back to School Tech Tips

Catherine Hiley, telecoms expert at Uswitch.com shares some advice on how to keep children safe as they gain more digital independence, as well as some suggestions for the best teen and tween-friendly […]

31 August 202231 August 2022 Chris Price Features, Gadgets, Mobile phones, News

Has the online e-commerce bubble burst post Covid?

With online sales falling to their lowest level since March 2020 and Shopify and Amazon shedding staff, ParcelHero asks if e-commerce is the victim of its own rapid growth? The […]

8 August 20228 August 2022 Chris Price News, Retail

5 Tips to Save Money on your Monthly Subscriptions

With the news that Amazon is set to increase the monthly price of its Prime service for UK customers for the first time since 2014, we look at ways in […]

27 July 2022 Chris Price Amazon, News

8 Driving Tips To Consider When Travelling This Summer

Summer is finally here in the UK, with temperatures increasing every day – with highs of 30C (86F) to be expected over the next week. As expected, many will be […]

8 July 202225 June 2023 Chris Price Car stuff, News

Top 5 ways to prolong EV battery life

The cost of charging an electric car using a public charger has increased once again, as drivers will now need to fork out over £220 more per year on average. Just like […]

5 July 202220 November 2024 Chris Price Electric Vehicles

Best of Britain: 15 photos to inspire you to explore UK

To highlight the unique and picturesque beauty across the UK, CEWE has released a collection of new images from the CEWE Photo Award – the world’s largest photo competition, to […]

4 July 20224 July 2022 Chris Price Photography

Nissan Ariya review: a great electric SUV

The Nissan Ariya offers a smooth, if not particularly exciting, ride Tech Digest Editor Chris Price travels to Stockholm to test out Nissan’s latest EV, the family-friendly Ariya now available […]

1 July 202218 July 2022 Chris Price Electric Vehicles, News

How to save money on tech during a cost-of-living crisis

According to recent research by the Office for National Statistics, more than three-quarters of adults in Great Britain are worrying about the rising cost of living, with about half of them […]

28 June 202228 June 2022 Chris Price Gadgets, iPhone, iPhone

9 Tips to Save Money on Tech and Computing

Laptops and devices are a vital part of everyday life for many people, and if they break or need replacing unexpectedly it can be a huge cost.  With the cost […]

24 June 202224 June 2022 Chris Price Computers, Laptops / Notebooks, News

4 Cool and Creative AI-based Apps for Kids

Think Artificial Intelligence (AI) and you may be conjuring up images of incredibly powerful software that at some point in the future will transform the way we live. AI use […]

22 June 202222 June 2022 Chris Price Artificial Intelligence, Toys

How to keep your tech cool during a heatwave

With a heatwave on its way to the UK tomorrow, spirits are high and pub gardens are filling up. Friday temperatures are due to hit 34 degrees in some areas […]

16 June 202216 June 2022 Chris Price Gadgets

Top 10 Instagrammable Tech HQs – Facebook tops list!

Recent research by tech talent creation specialists, Revolent has revealed the tech companies around the world that boast the most Instagrammable headquarters. Focusing on the top 50 tech companies with the […]

14 June 202214 June 2022 Chris Price News, Social Media

14 UK tourist attractions offering EV charging

To celebrate the launch of Toyota’s first BEV (battery electric vehicle), the bZ4X BEV, we’ve joined forces with the car manufacturer to put together a list of attractions that provide […]

13 June 202211 May 2023 Chris Price Electric Vehicles

5 Precautions to Take If Your Phone is Lost or Stolen Abroad

Around 8.7 million phones were lost or stolen in 2021- that’s over 1,000 every hour. Brean Horne, a personal finance expert at comparison site, NerdWallet, shares five precautions holidaymakers should take to protect […]

25 May 202211 May 2023 Chris Price Smartphones

We’ve reached the point of no free returns, says ParcelHero

  With the likes of Zara and Next now charging shoppers to return items by mail, the home delivery expert ParcelHero says we’ve reached tipping point, and soon there will […]

24 May 202224 May 2022 Chris Price News

Top 10 TikTok #Groceryshoppinghacks

TikTok is full of money-saving tips and tricks, and users are sharing hacks for how they stretch their supermarket shopping budget.  From yellow sticker hunting to bringing your own bags, […]

17 May 202217 May 2022 Chris Price News, Social Media

World Password Day: 5 essential tips for password management

Cybercrime continues to rise in scale and complexity – while costing the UK billions of pounds, causing huge damage, and putting national security at risk. One of the most common […]

5 May 20225 May 2022 Chris Price Cybersecurity, News

10 Top Tips to save hundreds on your car and home insurance

As the impact of the cost of living crisis hits home for millions of people, Which? shares tips to help save consumers hundreds of pounds on their car and home […]

25 April 20226 June 2023 Chris Price Car stuff, News

Mobile World Congress 2022 – key trends

Mobile World Congress (MWC 2022) took place, as a face-to-face event, earlier this month in Barcelona. So, what were the key trends that we saw emerging from the show? Dario […]

15 March 202215 March 2022 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: TikTok limits service in Russia, Netflix pulls out

Video-sharing site TikTok and streaming giant Netflix have limited and cut their services respectively in Russia following its invasion of Ukraine. TikTok said it had suspended live streaming and new […]

7 March 202211 May 2023 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Amazon closes all physical bookstores

Amazon.com Inc said on Wednesday it plans to close all 68 of its brick-and-mortar bookstores, pop-ups and shops carrying toys and home goods in the United States and United Kingdom, […]

4 March 20224 March 2022 Chris Price News

8 Wordle alternatives – including Absurdle and Mathler

Wordle is the latest new online puzzle game to take the world by storm, proving so popular that it was recently acquired by the New York Times for an estimated seven-figure fee. […]

15 February 20223 January 2024 Chris Price Internet, News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Tesla sales to grow 50% in 2022

Tesla sales will grow by more than 50% in 2022 compared with last year despite supply chain problems, chief executive Elon Musk has said. The electric carmaker reported a record […]

27 January 202227 January 2022 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Sony shares slump after Microsoft deal

Shares in Japanese technology giant Sony have slumped in Tokyo trade after Microsoft said it plans to buy mega games company Activision Blizzard. The deal worth $68.7bn (£50.5bn), would be […]

19 January 202219 January 2022 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Hacker claims he got into 25 Tesla EVs

A teenage security expert claimed he was able to hack into 25 Tesla cars, allowing him to remotely start the vehicles and control their lights, windows and navigation systems. David […]

13 January 2022 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: ‘Lickable’ TV screen developed!

  📺 ‘Taste the TV’: A Japanese professor has developed a prototype lickable TV screen that can imitate food flavors https://t.co/JWVhiU94z1 pic.twitter.com/ZgxmfTf1Xn — Reuters (@Reuters) December 23, 2021 A prototype […]

23 December 202123 December 2021 Chris Price News

Online Christmas: 5 ways to protect yourself from scammers

According to Action Fraud, 28,049 shoppers were scammed while shopping online during the Christmas period last year. This was a massive increase of 61% compared to 2019. Scammers are continuously […]

2 December 20212 December 2021 Chris Price News, Retail

Which? reveals biggest duds of the Black Friday sale season

A dangerous child car seat, a poor quality TV, a dodgy laptop and a washing machine that fails to get rid of stains are among the flawed products being sold […]

26 November 202125 November 2021 Chris Price Retail

Cyberstalking and abuse rife in the UK, claims research

Ahead of the United Nations’ International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women tomorrow (25th November), fresh research data into stalkerware and tech abuse suggests that the UK has one of […]

24 November 202119 September 2022 Chris Price Cybersecurity

Tech Digest daily roundup: Android 10 remains most popular Google OS

Google has unveiled new figures on how many people use different versions of Android, and surprisingly, the most popular version is from 2019. Published by Google’s Android Studio platform for app […]

23 November 202123 November 2021 Chris Price News

9 in 10 Black Friday ‘deals’ same price or cheaper ahead of event, Which? reveals

Nine in 10 (92%) Black Friday ‘deals’ are the same price or cheaper in the six months ahead of the big event, a Which? investigation has found. The consumer watchdog […]

23 November 202122 November 2021 Chris Price News, Retail

Tech Digest daily roundup: New homes required to have EV charging

New homes and buildings in England will be required by law to install electric vehicle charging points from next year, the prime minister is set to announce. The government said […]

22 November 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Spotify adds real-time lyrics to platform

When listening to music, we often find ourselves singing along. However, sometimes we switch to humming because the lyrics aren’t all familiar to us. When comparing Spotify to some other music […]

19 November 202119 November 2021 Chris Price News

Black Friday: 10 Tips To Bag The Best Bargains

With Black Friday and Cyber Monday fast approaching, Forbes Advisor, an online platform dedicated to helping consumers make smart financial decisions, has created a list of 10 tips for navigating […]

18 November 202111 March 2025 Chris Price Retail

Tech Digest daily roundup: Apple ’embraces’ right to repair movement (sort of)

Apple is now allowing some of its customers to self-repair their own iPhones – after long prohibiting anyone except approved technicians from handling its proprietary parts and software. In a […]

18 November 202118 November 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Amazon to stop accepting UK Visa credit cards

Amazon will stop accepting Visa credit cards in the UK from 19 January, the online retail giant has told customers. It said the move was due to high credit card […]

17 November 202117 November 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Elon Musk to sell 10% of Tesla shares

Voters in a Twitter poll have urged Elon Musk to sell 10% of his stake in Tesla in order to pay tax. More than 3.5 million Twitter users voted in […]

8 November 202111 January 2024 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Zero-carbon flights to run on liquid ammonia

A British company being launched at the Cop26 summit on Friday will unveil technology it claims could enable zero-carbon emission flights running on liquid ammonia by 2030. It aims to […]

5 November 20215 November 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Facebook shuts down facial recognition system

Facebook’s facial recognition system will be shut down and faceprints will be deleted for over a billion people, the social media giant has announced. The technology automatically identifies users in […]

3 November 20213 November 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: ALI Technologies launches £500K hoverbike

A Japanese start-up is hoping to convince motorists to swap their cars for a $680,000 (£495,000) hoverbike. ALI Technologies’ XTurismo Limited Edition went on sale in Japan, earlier on Wednesday. […]

28 October 202128 October 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Google and Microsoft announce record profits

Google’s parent company Alphabet has powered to record profits as a post-pandemic resurgence in advertising demand brought in billions more dollars for the search giant. Microsoft also revealed record figures, […]

27 October 202125 June 2023 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Tesla market value hits $1 trillion

Tesla surpassed a market value of $1 trillion on Monday, making it the fifth such firm to reach the milestone. Shares in the electric carmaker climbed 12.6% after it struck […]

26 October 20215 June 2022 Chris Price News

Memory Lane: 20 years since the Apple iPod launched

  Unbelievably, it’s 20 years since the very first Apple iPod was sold, revolutionising personal audio in the process. Simon Poulter of Where Are We Now takes a trip down […]

25 October 202126 October 2021 Chris Price Apple, News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Eurostar trials biometric recognition

Continental rail operator Eurostar is set to trial a new biometric identity verification technology that promises seamless travel across borders. Created by identity, payments and data protection developer Entrust, the system allows travellers to register their […]

22 October 202122 October 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Facebook plans name change

Facebook is planning to change its company name next week to reflect its focus on building the metaverse, according to a source with direct knowledge of the matter. The coming […]

20 October 202127 June 2022 Chris Price News

TechDigest daily roundup: Apple announces new third gen AirPods

A new range of laptops and the third generation of AirPods were the key highlights from Apple’s latest launch event. Chief executive Tim Cook announced Apple’s much-anticipated new Macbook Pro […]

19 October 202121 February 2022 Chris Price News

Top 7 Tech Predictions for 2022

Following its three day long predictions event, we talk to Ben Wood, CMO and Chief Analyst of research company CCS Insight for his Top 7  Tech predictions for 2022 and […]

15 October 202115 October 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: 90yo Shatner emotional after ‘profound’ space trip

Star Trek actor William Shatner has become the oldest person to reach space, calling his trip “the most profound experience”. The 90-year-old blasted off from Texas at 3.49pm UK time […]

14 October 202116 November 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: iPhone 13 numbers slashed due to chip shortage

Apple’s shares dropped on Tuesday following reports it could slash its iPhone 13 production targets due to the ongoing global computer chip shortage. The electronic giant had expected to make […]

13 October 202113 October 2021 Chris Price News

Should I buy Sky Glass – Pros and Cons?

Last week, at an event in Greenwich, Sky launched its most innovative product to date: Sky Glass. A new range of QLED TVs, available in 43inch, 55inch and 65inch screen […]

13 October 202113 October 2021 Chris Price News, Sky, TV

Tech Digest daily roundup: Nintendo officially rolls out new Switch

Nintendo has officially rolled out its new model of Nintendo Switch, the handheld games console that doubles up as a traditional TV plug in. The Switch OLED, as the name […]

11 October 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Who pays for Squid Game’s internet traffic?

The breakout success of the Korean drama Squid Game has prompted a local broadband provider to launch legal action to force the maker, Netflix, to help pay for the huge surge in […]

10 October 202110 October 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: BT plans ‘Walk Me Home’ tracking service

Plans for a phone service aimed at protecting lone women walking home have been set out by BT in the wake of the murder of Sarah Everard. “Walk Me Home” […]

9 October 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Twitch reportedly victim of huge data leak

Game-streaming platform Twitch has reportedly been the victim of a leak divulging confidential company information and steamers’ earnings. More than 100GB of data was posted online on Wednesday. The documents appear […]

6 October 20216 October 2021 Chris Price News

Top 10 most valuable James Bond cars: Spy Who Loved Me Lotus Esprit tops list

It was Auric Goldfinger in the 1964 James Bond movie who was said to have the Midas touch, but classic car insurance company Hagerty has found that just an association […]

1 October 20212 October 2021 Chris Price Car stuff, News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Meet Astro, Amazon’s house robot

Amazon is launching Astro, its first household robot, powered by its Alexa smart home technology. The company said it can be remote-controlled when not at home, to check on pets, […]

29 September 202129 September 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Apple resists EU call for common USB-C charger

The European Commission has set out plans for a common charger port for all mobile phones, tablets and headphones, in the face of resistance from US tech giant Apple. An 18-page […]

24 September 202130 September 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Microsoft unveils Surface Pro 8

Microsoft has announced a range of computers, laptops, and a dual-screen smartphone as part of its big Surface Windows 11 event. The unveiled devices include brand new computer types and updated […]

23 September 202123 September 2021 Chris Price News

Measuring the success of British TV exports

We look at which British shows and formats have made the leap abroad to become our finest TV exports in recent years… Despite the success of platforms like Netflix and […]

22 September 202122 September 2021 Chris Price TV

Tech Digest daily roundup: DB5 Junior No Time To Die Edition

There’s always a lot of excitement around a James Bond film, because everyone loves 007. But with the delays and setbacks that have beset No Time To Die, anticipation is […]

22 September 202122 September 2021 Chris Price News

Sir Clive Sinclair RIP – 10 things about the great man you may not know

Born in Richmond, London (then Surrey) in 1940, Sir Clive left school at 17, not wanting to go to University. He worked for four years as a technical journalist to […]

17 September 202117 September 2021 Chris Price Gadgets, News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Inventor Sir Clive Sinclair RIP

Inventor Sir Clive Sinclair, who popularised the home computer and invented the pocket calculator, has died at his London home aged 81. His daughter Belinda Sinclair said he passed away […]

17 September 202117 September 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Rolls-Royce electric plane takes maiden flight

Rolls-Royce’s first all-electric plane has completed its maiden flight ahead of a world record attempt later this year.  The Spirit of Innovation’s 15-minute flight took place at the Boscombe Down military […]

16 September 202116 September 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Apple launches ‘no longer a spectacle’

A smaller notch. A faster processor. A new camera with cinematic mode. In the pantheon of Apple keynote events, Tuesday’s iPhone 13 launch was towards the modest end. “We still see […]

15 September 202115 September 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: iPhone 13 to have terabyte storage option?

Apple could be about to upgrade the iPhone 13 with huge amounts of new storage, according to a last minute rumour. The company is planning to release the new phones in the […]

14 September 202114 September 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Openreach to offer free broadband installation for poor

Openreach will install broadband for free to UK households on universal credit which have no other earnings. The company would usually charge ISPs, such as Sky or TalkTalk, for connecting […]

8 September 20218 September 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: British food-waste app Olio raises £31m

A British app that encourages people to give away excess food has raised $43m (£31m) from investors including German takeaway giant Delivery Hero. Olio, founded in 2015 by Tessa Clarke and […]

6 September 202123 September 2021 Chris Price News

Online sales of 25% ‘new normal’, claims ParcelHero

As shoppers return to the High Street, online sales have fallen for four months in a row, with Amazon and Etsy reporting a marked slowdown in growth. However, e-commerce expert […]

11 August 202122 March 2022 Chris Price Retail

Tech Digest daily roundup: Oculus pauses Quest 2 sales

Virtual-reality headset-maker Oculus is issuing a recall for the foam padding in its Quest 2 headset, warning it can cause skin irritation. Facebook-owned Oculus said only a “very small percentage” […]

28 July 202128 July 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Tesla to open up supercharger network

CEO Elon Musk confirms plans on Twitter to begin allowing access to rival EV brands at its US supercharger network later this year, with global network to follow suit. Tesla […]

26 July 202126 July 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Amazon Echo speakers to work with Siri, Google Assistant

Amazon’s Echo smart speakers are about to get a lot smarter. An upgrade to Matter – an open-source standard platform – should make Amazon’s smart speakers work with more voice […]

23 July 202123 July 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: EE main winner in Rootmetrics awards

EE has once again won the most awards in RootMetrics’ UK mobile network tests, however all four of the country’s big operators appear to be making their services more reliable […]

22 July 202122 July 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Jimmy Fallon roasts Bezos over phallic rocket

Jimmy Fallon has roasted billionaire Jeff Bezos over his recent trip to space in a rocket made by the Amazon founder’s space company Blue Origin. Many have noted that the rocket, which is called […]

21 July 202121 July 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Top journalists ‘targeted with phone malware’, reports claim

Rights activists, journalists and lawyers around the world have been targeted with phone malware sold to authoritarian governments by an Israeli surveillance firm, media reports say. They are on a […]

19 July 202119 July 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Royal Marines uses drone swarms in battle drills

In a first for the UK’s armed forces, Royal Marines have used drone swarms to assist in battle drills. Autonomous machines were present in the air, on the sea and […]

17 July 202131 July 2022 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Meet the robots running Tokyo Olympics

The Olympic Games may be taking place a year late because of the pandemic, but it will still be a chance for host nation Japan to show off its world-class robotics technology. […]

15 July 202115 July 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Sweat used to power medical sensors

Small biofuel cells can harvest enough energy from the sweat on a person’s fingertips to power wearable medical sensors that track health and nutrition – and because our fingertips are […]

14 July 202125 June 2023 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: FIFA 22 on PC won’t include next gen improvements

FIFA 22’s PC version will not feature next-gen improvements seen on PS5 and Xbox Series X, including its new animation tech. The PC edition of FIFA 22 will instead be comparable […]

13 July 202114 May 2025 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: EVs to cost same as petrol cars, claims Vauxhall owner

Electric cars will soon cost the same to run and buy as vehicles with petrol or diesel engines even without government subsidies, the owner of Vauxhall has claimed. The prediction […]

9 July 20219 May 2022 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Profit up 53% at Samsung Electronics

Tech giant Samsung Electronics has said it expects its quarterly profit to rise by 53% amid a global chip shortage. The world’s biggest memory-chip and smartphone maker forecast operating profit […]

7 July 20217 July 2021 Chris Price News

6 things we’ll miss once lockdown has ended

On Monday UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that the lifting of most Covid-19 restrictions will take place (most likely) on July 19th. While many of us will rejoice in […]

7 July 202126 July 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: NHS Covid-19 app future in doubt

There’s doubt over the future of the NHS Covid-19 contact tracing app for England and Wales, as the government prepares to relax restrictions in England on 19 July. But one […]

6 July 20216 July 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Colossal ransomware attacks hits US firms

About 200 US businesses have been hit by a “colossal” ransomware attack, according to a cyber-security firm. Huntress Labs said the hack targeted Florida-based IT company Kaseya before spreading through […]

3 July 202129 May 2022 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: AirCar completes 35 minute flight

A prototype flying car has completed a 35-minute flight between international airports in Nitra and Bratislava, Slovakia. The hybrid car-aircraft, AirCar, is equipped with a BMW engine and runs on […]

30 June 202127 June 2022 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: TikTok ‘closely controlled by Chinese parent company’

Former TikTok employees say the hugely popular video app is closely controlled by its Chinese parent company ByteDance, raising privacy concerns that the government in Beijing could leverage the app to collect personal […]

27 June 202127 June 2021 Chris Price News, Social Media

Tech Digest daily round up: Does Windows 11 spell end for Skype?

Microsoft has officially announced Windows 11, its new operating system which will replace the current version over the next few years. Among all the new features are two seemingly small […]

25 June 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: O2 to reintroduce EU roaming charges

One of the UK’s biggest mobile phone networks has announced roaming charges for Britons travelling to the EU, in a blow to Boris Johnson’s Brexit celebrations. Customers of O2 have been told they will be […]

24 June 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: China tells banks to stop supporting cryptocurrency

China has expanded its clampdown on cryptocurrencies, telling banks and payments platforms to stop supporting digital currency transactions. That follows an order on Friday to shut down Bitcoin mining operations […]

22 June 202122 June 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Social media channels promote COVID-19 jab

Snapchat, YouTube, TikTok and Reddit are involved in a new campaign encouraging more young people to get their coronavirus jab. The social networks have teamed up with the government as […]

21 June 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: NHS app gains 2.7 million users since Covid status update

The NHS app has gained an additional 2.7 million users since a new version of the app has allowed people to show whether they have received the coronavirus vaccine. The […]

19 June 202117 February 2022 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Google adds encryption to Android messages

Google’s Android phone system is adding encryption for its mainline messaging app. A standard of Apple’s iMessage system for years, the feature has until now been absent from the default […]

17 June 202118 October 2021 Chris Price News

McAfee takes control of Peloton Bike+ to expose cyber threat

Today, McAfee’s Advanced Threat Research (ATR) is releasing a vulnerability disclosure for the Peloton Bike+.  This vulnerability could allow someone with physical access to the bike, or access during any point in […]

16 June 202116 June 2021 Chris Price Cybersecurity, News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Smartphone sales to hit 1.4 billion in 2021, boosted by 5G

2020 saw a substantial dip in smartphone growth as shipments fell 7% due to the market conditions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. 2021 will see the market recover, predict the […]

15 June 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: WhatsApp launches privacy ad campaign

WhatsApp has launched its first major privacy-focused advertising campaign in the UK. It follows a customer backlash against changes to its terms and conditions, announced earlier this year. The platform […]

14 June 202114 June 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Virgin proposes flying taxi service

Virgin Atlantic is exploring whether it could launch a flying taxi service as part of a partnership with Bristol-based Vertical Aerospace. The airline suggests electric vertical take-off and landing vehicles […]

12 June 20219 May 2022 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: OnlyFans ‘must do more to stop underage users’

The children’s commissioner for England says OnlyFans needs to do more to stop underage users after the BBC revealed some were selling explicit videos. BBC News found under-18s have used […]

11 June 20219 August 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily roundup: Half of UK adults visited adult website during lockdown

UK adults spent more time online than other large European countries such as France and Germany during the pandemic, according to Ofcom. They spent more than three-and-a-half hours (217 minutes) […]

9 June 20219 June 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest Daily Roundup: Apple iOS15 to offer greater privacy functions

Apple device users will now be able to see when individual apps request access to features such as the microphone, camera and phone gallery, plus which third parties they have […]

8 June 20219 August 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Dating apps introduce Covid vaccine badges

UK online daters will be able to choose to display a badge on their profiles to show if they have been vaccinated against Covid or support the jab drive. However […]

7 June 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Google Pixel Buds ‘serious alternative’ to AirPods

Google has officially unveiled the Pixel Buds A-Series and, just as predicted, they cost significantly less than the AirPods. For just £99 ($99, about AU$140), Google’s wireless buds promise Bass Boost, hands-free controls […]

4 June 20214 June 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: iPhone 13 could be ‘thicker’ than iPhone 12

Not so long ago we heard that the iPhone 13 range might have bigger batteries than the iPhone 12 range, and now we’re hearing that – predictably – that’s made the phones thicker too. We’re […]

3 June 20213 June 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Amazon puts ‘wellness chambers’ in warehouses

Amazon plans to put “wellness chambers” in its warehouses so that stressed workers can sit inside and watch videos about relaxation. In a video shared on its Twitter account, Amazon […]

29 May 202129 May 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Driverless shuttles hit Cambridge roads

The UK’s first driverless shuttles have taken to the road in Cambridge, carrying their first passengers in a trial alongside normal traffic. The autonomous vehicle took a 20-minute journey around […]

28 May 202128 May 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Tesla fined for slowing down battery charging

A court in Norway has fined Tesla after a software update issued in 2019 slowed down battery charging speeds and affected the number of miles some of its vehicles could […]

25 May 202125 May 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Snap announces AR Spectacles – but you can’t buy them!

Snap’s new Spectacles glasses are its most ambitious yet. But there’s a big catch: you can’t buy them. On Thursday, Snap CEO Evan Spiegel unveiled the company’s first true augmented […]

21 May 202121 May 2021 Chris Price News

Which Star Wars planet would you like to visit?

Planning your summer holiday or more of a permanent move? We take an imaginary look at the Star Wars destinations that would probably be more desirable than those on the […]

20 May 202126 May 2021 Chris Price Movies, News

Tech Digest daily round up: Berlin’s IFA technology show cancelled again

One of Europe’s largest annual technology shows has cancelled its plans to hold an in-person event this year because of ongoing “uncertainties” around Covid-19. The IFA trade show is normally […]

19 May 202119 May 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: No fossil fuel boilers from 2025, says IEA

The International Energy Agency (IEA) says that no new fossil fuel boilers should be sold from 2025 if the world is to achieve net-zero emissions by the middle of this […]

18 May 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: YouTube pays for Covid-19 vaccination ad campaign

YouTube has launched a multi-million-pound advertising campaign to encourage young people in the UK to get vaccinated against Covid-19. It said the partnership with the NHS would involve ads on […]

17 May 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: China’s spacecraft lands on Mars

An unmanned Chinese spacecraft has successfully landed on the surface of Mars, Chinese state news agency Xinhua has reported, making China the second space-faring nation after the US to land on […]

15 May 202115 May 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Apple AirTag tracker hacked days after release

Apple’s newly released tracker device has already been hacked by an IT security researcher, just days after its release. German security researcher Stack Smashing tweeted on May 8, just one […]

14 May 202112 September 2022 Chris Price Apple, News

Tech Digest daily round up: Tesla suspends Bitcoin payments

Tesla has suspended vehicle purchases using Bitcoin due to climate change concerns, its CEO Elon Musk said in a tweet. Bitcoin fell by more than 10% after the tweet, while […]

13 May 202131 August 2022 Chris Price Electric Vehicles, News

Tech Digest daily round up: Online harms bill announced in Queen’s Speech

Social media firms will have to remove harmful content quickly or potentially face multi-billion-pound fines under new legislation. The government’s Online Safety Bill, announced in the Queen’s Speech yesterday, comes […]

12 May 202112 May 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Apple in court over commission fees

Millions of Apple’s UK customers should be compensated for breaches of competition law, a legal action claims. The case, filed with the UK Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT), alleges Apple’s 30% […]

11 May 202111 May 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Ransomware cyber attack on US fuel pipeline

The US government issued emergency legislation on Sunday after the largest fuel pipeline in the US was hit by a ransomware cyber-attack. The Colonial Pipeline carries 2.5 million barrels a […]

10 May 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Smart cities target for hackers, warns NCSC

Smart cities will be a target for hackers, and councils need to be prepared, the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has warned. Sensors and internet-connected devices may improve urban services, […]

7 May 20219 May 2021 Chris Price News, Smart Cities

Tech Digest daily round up: Scientists invent flat pasta that morphs into 3D shapes

An interdisciplinary team of scientists specialising in material science, mechanical engineering, and computer-aided fabrication are making a new type of pasta dough that remains flat during storage, but can morph into […]

6 May 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: AI wins its first crossword competition

Matt Ginsberg is good at a lot of things – he is an AI scientist, author, playwright, magician and stunt plane pilot. But he isn’t very good at crosswords. In […]

4 May 20214 May 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Google still selling ‘unofficial’ ads for Government services

Google has failed to stop “shyster” websites advertising on its search engine, despite promising to fix the problem, the BBC has found. Adverts for unofficial services selling government documents such […]

3 May 202125 June 2023 Chris Price Google

Tech Digest daily round up: Dutch couple become first to move into 3D printed house

A Dutch couple has become Europe’s first tenants of a fully 3D printed house in a development that its backers believe will open up a world of choice in the […]

1 May 20211 May 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Amazon smart doorbells to ‘shout at thieves’

Amazon is planning a crackdown on package thefts by developing smart doorbells that can shout at thieves if they attempt to steal parcels.  Amazon has filed a patent application in the […]

29 April 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Google earnings profits soar in lockdown

Google owner Alphabet saw its earnings soar in the first quarter as people stuck at home in the pandemic used more of its services. Net profit jumped by 162% to […]

28 April 202128 April 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Tesla profits boosted by Bitcoin, Spotify raises prices

Elon Musk’s Tesla made a strong start to the year with profits up and record deliveries of its electric cars. It came despite production hurdles due to a global shortage […]

27 April 202127 April 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Spotify founder teams up with ‘Invincibles’ to attempt Arsenal FC buy-out

Spotify founder Daniel Ek has reportedly recruited three of Arsenal’s legendary Invincibles team as he prepares to buy the club from beleaguered owner Stan Kroenke. The new report in The Telegraph comes after […]

26 April 202118 October 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Elon Musk to host Saturday Night Live

Elon Musk is to host the US comedy show Saturday Night Live in May. The tech billionaire, boss of carmaker Tesla and aerospace company SpaceX, will be joined by musical […]

25 April 202125 April 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Four astronauts blast off on SpaceX Crew Dragon Capsule

French astronaut Thomas Pesquet and three crewmates are set to blast off Friday morning aboard a SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule for a six-month stay at the International Space Station. The […]

23 April 202123 April 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: TikTok faces legal challenge over children’s data

TikTok is facing a legal challenge from former children’s commissioner for England Anne Longfield over how it collects and uses children’s data. The claim is being filed on behalf of […]

21 April 202121 April 2021 Chris Price Netflix, News

Tech Digest daily round up: Amazon opens hair salon

Amazon is cutting into the hairstyling sector with the opening of its own salon in the UK. The bricks-and-mortar “experiential” venue is launching in London’s Spitalfields, on Brushfield Street, as […]

20 April 202122 November 2023 Chris Price Amazon, News

Tech Digest daily round up: Ingenuity helicopter takes flight on Mars

A helicopter has made the first-ever flight on another planet, NASA has said. The Ingenuity helicopter took to the Martian skies this morning, the space agency said. It marks NASA’s […]

19 April 202119 April 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Google Earth introduces time-lapse feature

Google Earth has launched a time-lapse feature that lets users wind back the clock and see how the world has changed over several decades. The feature uses millions of satellite […]

16 April 202116 April 2021 Chris Price News

MG reveals Cyberster EV photos

Just days after revealing design renderings, MG has released the first official photos of its Cyberster concept car, which is making its debut at the Shanghai Auto Show later this […]

12 April 202112 April 2021 Chris Price Electric Vehicles

Tech Digest daily round up: NHS Covid app update blocked

An update to England and Wales’s contact tracing app has been blocked for breaking the terms of an agreement made with Apple and Google. The plan had been to ask […]

12 April 202125 June 2023 Chris Price News

Tech Digest round up: Elon Musk firm shows monkey playing Pong with mind

Neuralink, Elon Musk’s computer to brain interface firm, has released a video it claims shows a monkey playing the video game Pong with its mind. Its brain signals were sent […]

9 April 20219 April 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Bumble founder joins Forbes Super-Rich list

You may never have heard of her – but the founder of dating app Bumble, Whitney Wolfe Herd, has joined Forbes list of the super-rich. And while others, such as […]

8 April 20218 April 2021 Chris Price News

Over 9 in 10 UK adults now regular internet users, claims ONS

More people than ever were regular internet users in 2020, figures just released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show. According to its data, 92% of all UK adults […]

6 April 20216 April 2021 Chris Price Internet

Tech Digest daily round up: Over 500m Facebook accounts hacked

The personal details of more than 500 million Facebook users, including phone numbers, Facebook IDs, full names, locations, birthdates and email addresses, have reportedly been posted on a website for […]

4 April 20214 April 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Halfords Carrera impel is-1 e-scooter reviewed

Private e-scooters may be illegal on UK roads (and pavements), but this doesn’t stop retailers from selling them. Chris Price reviews the latest Halfords e-scooter, the Carrera impel is-1, for […]

2 April 202125 June 2023 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Facebook to allow you to turn off algorithm

Facebook is to allow users to turn off the algorithm powering its News Feed and control the order in which items appear amid growing calls for algorithmic transparency. The company […]

1 April 202114 October 2021 Chris Price Augmented reality, Facebook, News

Tech Digest daily round up: Deliveroo shares plummet over gig economy fears

Deliveroo shares have plummeted on its stock market debut after a number of major UK investors expressed concerns about its gig economy worker model. Shares in the food delivery business […]

31 March 202131 March 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Google Maps to direct drivers to ‘eco-friendly’ routes

Google Maps will start directing drivers along routes estimated to generate the lowest carbon emissions based on traffic, slopes and other factors, the company announced on Tuesday. Google said the […]

30 March 202111 January 2022 Chris Price News

Top 6 noise-cancelling headphones

If you’re working from home, sometimes you need a bit of peace and quiet to focus, especially if the neighbours are making a racket. Here we look at six of […]

29 March 202113 February 2022 Chris Price Headphones, Headphones / Earphones

Tech Digest daily round up: China bans Tesla EVs for state officials

China is to place curbs on state officials using Tesla vehicles over fears the electric cars could be used for spying, according to reports. The Chinese state will bar government […]

20 March 2021 Chris Price News

Fake Google reviews used to boost UK businesses, claims Which?

Businesses across the UK are artificially boosting their online ratings by paying firms for fake Google reviews, as a booming industry in misleading information avoids detection by the tech giant, […]

9 March 20219 March 2021 Chris Price Google, News

Tech Digest daily round up: Aston Martin pledges electric future to UK

Luxury car giant Aston Martin has pledged to manufacture all of its electric cars in the UK from 2025. As first reported in the Financial Times, owner Lawrence Stroll said all […]

8 March 2021 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: 8 year old becomes paid Fortnite player

The BBC writes about the youngest ever paid Fortnite player. Aged just 8, Joseph Deen signed with the Californian esports team, Team 33, in December last year. They invited him […]

2 March 202112 September 2022 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: NHS faces legal action over data deal

The NHS is facing a legal challenge over its data deal with controversial Silicon Valley firm Palantir, Sky News can reveal. Palantir, which has become notorious for its close ties […]

24 February 20219 October 2022 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Tesla rival Lucid Motors to go public

Tesla rival Lucid Motors has agreed to go public by merging with blank-check firm Churchill Capital IV Corp in a deal that values the combined company at a pro-forma equity […]

23 February 202123 February 2021 Chris Price News

5 ways the Covid-19 pandemic has shaped the tech sector

As the Prime Minister announces the roadmap out of lockdown, Brexit-plans roll on, and we await the Spring Budget from the Chancellor, we talk to Tom Chambers, Associate Director of […]

22 February 202110 March 2021 Chris Price Business tips, Cybersecurity, News

NASA Mars Rover: Your questions answered

The NASA Perseverance Rover landed at Mars’ Jezero Crater yesterday (February 18). But what has it been sent to do and how many rovers have explored Mars so far? In […]

19 February 202119 February 2021 Chris Price Space

Tech Digest daily round up: Parler is back, Bitcoin hits $50,000

Controversial social-media app Parler is back online after a month out of service. The Twitter-like app was a favourite among supporters of former US President Donald Trump and right-wing conservatives. […]

16 February 202122 November 2023 Chris Price News

Tech Digest daily round up: Nissan ‘quits talks’ with Apple over driverless car

Nissan has quit talks with Apple over its secretive Project Titan electric autonomous vehicle project. Discussions didn’t reach an advanced stage, the Financial Times reports, with the two companies apparently disagreeing […]

15 February 2021 Chris Price Autonomous cars, Car stuff, News

Tech Digest Weekly Round-up: Gocycle e-bike, London gets smart city cash

Welcome to our weekly round-up of future tech in conjunction with Transition Earth. This week there’s a new e-bike from Gocycle and London gets investment to implement a smart cities […]

14 February 202114 February 2021 Chris Price News
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Today’s Tech Digest: Biological battery, Google to go dark

A new wearable device that claims to turn your body into a biological battery has been developed by scientists at Colorado University, according to a story in The Daily Mail. […]

12 February 202112 February 2021 Chris Price News

1 in 5 have had their dating accounts hacked, claims survey

Nearly a fifth (18%) of people have had their dating app accounts hacked, with 16-25-year-olds twice as likely to fall victim (30%), according to a survey from antivirus software company […]

10 February 202110 February 2021 Chris Price Apps, News

Safer Internet Day: 1 in 2 children encounter misleading content daily

To mark this year’s Safer Internet Day, new research released today (9th February) shows young people are experiencing misleading content online on a daily basis.  According to research from the […]

9 February 20219 October 2022 Chris Price Internet, News

Top 6 Performance Cars for 2021

With tickets for Goodwood’s Festival of Speed now on sale, we asked YesAuto Editor Nick Francis to share his Top 6 Performance Cars for 2021… Alfa Romeo Giulia GTA and […]

8 February 202127 June 2022 Chris Price Car stuff, News

Top 5 coffee apps – including Coffee Cup Guru

The world of coffee can be overwhelming, intimidating and complex with dozens of varieties to choose from. But did you know that technology can help you drink better coffee? Coffee […]

27 January 202127 January 2021 Chris Price Apps

CES 2021: Top COVID-fighting technologies unveiled

Usually, CES sees thousands of people flock to Las Vegas for the world’s biggest technology trade show. Not this year. But while 2021’s CES may be virtual for the first […]

12 January 202112 January 2021 Chris Price CES 2021

UK’s Top 100 websites of 2020 – 4 Key Trends

  The UK Domain has revealed the top 100 websites of 2020 in a brand new study that highlights how our internet behaviours have changed over the past year… 2020 has […]

8 January 202128 June 2021 Chris Price Internet

Sales of Campervans surge as demand for mobile offices increase

Revolution Campervans, which produces campers from new or used VW Transporters, claims to have seen a surge in sales as customers buy them as mobile offices, doubling as a base […]

31 December 202031 December 2020 Chris Price News

Cyber Monday: 15 top tips to stay safe online

We partner with consumer watchdog Which? to help you to stay safe online when shopping for your loved ones on Cyber Monday and beyond…. We shop online all year round, […]

30 November 202028 January 2022 Chris Price News, Retail

Cassette tapes and Etch-A-Sketch top ‘iconic gadgets’ list

Cassette tapes, Etch-A-Sketch and video tapes are UK’s favourite nostalgic tech The original 1960s Etch A Sketch cost £2.31 – that’s equivalent to £54 today with inflation Consumer spending experts […]

19 November 202019 November 2020 Chris Price Gadgets

Men’s health: 6 Apps to Improve your Wellbeing

As the UK marks Movember which aims to improve mental health and prevent suicide as well as tackling prostate and testicular cancers, we look at 6 apps that can also […]

2 November 202020 October 2022 Chris Price Health, News

Technology predictions for 2021 and beyond

Together with ABI Research, we highlight the main technology predictions and stats for 2021 and beyond…  The world is faced with major instability caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the US […]

29 October 202031 October 2020 Chris Price Business tips, Industry 4.0

Accessorise with these latest gadgets – including iPhone 12 cases

Thinking of buying one of the many new iPhone 12 cases on the market or maybe investing in a cheap 4K camera. Here we take a look at the some […]

29 October 202022 November 2023 Tech Digest Correspondent iPhone, News

Apple iPhone 12 launch: What the Experts Say

Apple has announced four 5G-compatible models in its new iPhone 12 range, including a new iPhone 12 Mini retailing for £699. Here three experts give their opinions on the new […]

13 October 202013 October 2020 Chris Price Apple, iPhone, News

What Trying To Stay Active During COVID-19 Taught Me About Riding A Bike

First, a confession. It’s been a very long time since I last threw my legs over a bike and rode off on the road. While I like to think of […]

8 October 20203 December 2020 Tech Digest Correspondent Cycling, Electric Vehicles, News

COVID-19: 9 key trends shaping industry response

Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis, The Reshaping of Industries Caused by COVID-19, encompasses nine key trends that will emerge from industries reshaping as a response to COVID-19. Chris Price reports… With […]

28 September 202028 September 2020 Chris Price 3D Printing, Artificial Intelligence, Business tips, Smart Cities

Flying cars: just how close are they to reality?

  Research from comparison and switching site Uswitch has revealed the flying cars closest to reality, our attitudes to the emerging tech and 5 designs which are coming soon… 1. […]

27 August 202011 January 2024 Chris Price Electric Vehicles, News, Transport

5 EVs that could be cheaper than petrol car

Electric vehicles (EVs) are often seen as being more expensive than petrol cars, but if the fuel saving costs are taken into account and the upfront purchase price is spread […]

19 August 202025 August 2020 Chris Price Electric Vehicles, News

Half of Americans think video games should be in Olympics

Over half of Americans think video games should be considered a part of the Olympics, according to new research. The survey looked at 2,000 Americans’ opinions on video games and […]

2 July 20202 July 2020 Chris Price Gaming

What’s the future for electric scooters?

Ashley Norris of Transition Earth argues that electric scooters will play a vital role in our future transport infrastructure… It might be hard to believe, but there was a time […]

12 June 202012 June 2020 Chris Price Electric Vehicles, News

7 Best Apps for Video Calling During Lockdown

Video calling has seen an explosion in popularity since lockdown, becoming the preferred option for staying in touch with friends and family.  According to the latest research from price comparison […]

23 April 202030 November 2020 Chris Price Features, News

Revealed: Fastest and Slowest Video Games to Download 

New research from Uswitch.com has revealed the fastest and slowest video games to download, depending on where you live around the world.  The study took 41 of the most-mentioned video […]

22 April 202022 April 2020 Chris Price Gaming, News

NCSC removes 2000 Coronavirus scams in a month

The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), part of GCHQ, has taken down more than 2,000 online coronavirus scams in the last month. NCSC said this included 471 fake online […]

21 April 202028 January 2022 Chris Price Cybersecurity

Top Tech Stories of the Week: iPhone SE launches, Facebook warns users

Chris Price looks at the biggest tech stories of the week, including the launch of new, cut-price iPhone SE and Ford trialling social distancing wristbands in factories… Ford is trialling […]

17 April 202017 April 2020 Chris Price News

Top 50 online activities during lockdown

Live meditation sessions, music concerts and even visits to the zoo are among the Top 50 online activities taking place online as the nation adapts to ‘virtual living’. A study […]

10 April 202024 November 2021 Chris Price News

8 Tips for setting up a Secure Zoom meeting

Just as Britain leaving the European Union spawned new words – most notably Brexit – so too is the Coronavirus pandemic changing our vocabulary. And inevitably with many of us […]

10 April 202010 April 2020 Chris Price Business tips, News

Five ways smartphones could help Coronavirus ‘exit strategy’

Could technology help us find a way out of the current Coronavirus pandemic – the so-called exit strategy? It is possible. Chris Price looks at several projects that are hoping […]

8 April 20208 April 2020 Chris Price News

6 Top Tips to Save Money on Energy Bills during COVID-19 Lockdown

Brits are facing having to adapt to new working environments as the current lockdown see millions of people working from home, many for the first time.  As a result of […]

31 March 20209 September 2020 Chris Price Energy & Efficiency, News

VW unveil classic looking e-BULLI electric vehicle

  This looks amazing. It’s an electric vehicle based on a T1 Samba Bus that was originally produced in 1966 and which has been comprehensively restored. Called the e-BULLI, it […]

20 March 202020 March 2020 Chris Price News

How to stay safe online during Coronavirus isolation

As most of us find ourselves playing out much of our lives online, whether that’s working from home, teaching from home or keeping ourselves entertained, there comes an increased possibility […]

19 March 202019 March 2020 Chris Price News

Over half of users have problems with mobile network, says GWS

Mobile network tester Global Wireless Solutions has released the results of its most extensive nationwide customer experience test of mobile network performance to date. The detailed assessment involved GWS’ engineers […]

3 February 20203 May 2020 Chris Price Mobile phones

Smart Window poster to help Bath’s homeless

With most of us now carrying less cash than ever before, giving money to homeless people has become a real problem. However technology may have the answer in the form […]

30 January 202030 January 2020 Chris Price News

Worst password offenders 2019: Google and Facebook top list

Password management company Dashlane has announced its fourth annual list of the “Worst Password Offenders.” The list highlights the high-profile individuals and organizations that had the most significant password-related blunders […]

17 December 201911 January 2024 Chris Price Cybersecurity

Six Great Apps to Help You Find Local Events

LoyalFree founder Sophie Hainsworth  picks her favourite apps for finding local events, including Skiddle and Eventbrite… With new technology, finding out what is going on in your local area has […]

30 September 20191 October 2019 Chris Price Apps

How can social media users deal with online trolls?

Social media users are being encouraged to ignore and report abusive messages they receive from online trolls as part of a new campaign to stop the spread of hateful content. […]

16 September 201916 September 2019 Chris Price News, Social Media

Apple iPhone 11: Everything you need to know

Apple has announced a range of new devices at its latest live event, including the next generation of iPhone devices. Here is everything you need to know from the event. […]

11 September 201911 September 2019 Chris Price Apple, News

Hotels of the Future: 6 key features

Glass TVs that know your favourite films, showers that adapt to your body temperature and glass privacy walls which change from transparent to opaque. These are all predicted to be […]

10 September 2019 Chris Price News

Underwater highways to become common claims Samsung report

Self-cleaning homes and flying taxis will be commonplace by 2069, a new Samsung report into life in the future predicts… Underwater highways, hoverboard-based sports and holidays in space will be […]

29 August 201929 August 2019 Chris Price News, Samsung

What is 5G and how fast is it?

The Government has announced plans to speed up the roll-out of 5G technology and improve mobile phone signals in rural areas as part of efforts to increase innovation across the […]

27 August 201927 August 2019 Chris Price 5G, News

Virtual GP service ‘risks destabilising care for patients with greatest needs’

Expansion of a virtual GP service where patients are consulted over smartphones risks “destabilising care” for the most complex and vulnerable cases, a heath professor warned. If rolled out more […]

24 July 201925 July 2019 Chris Price Apps, Health, News

One giant leap for mankind: 50 years since first step on the moon

This weekend marks 50 years since astronaut Neil Armstrong became the first person to walk on the moon. The landing craft carrying the Apollo 11 Commander and fellow astronaut Buzz […]

20 July 201920 July 2019 Chris Price News

What if Apollo 11 had ended in disaster?

Apollo 11 was an unprecedented mission, meaning there was always the possibility that astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin would not make it back from the moon’s surface. A speech […]

12 July 201912 July 2019 Chris Price News, Space

5 things we learned from Vodafone 5G launch

Yesterday Vodafone became the latest mobile operator to launch 5G in the UK, following EE’s launch in May. Here are 5 things we learned from the launch… 5G isn’t going […]

4 July 201916 September 2019 Chris Price 5G, News

How do I switch mobile provider with text message?

Mobile users across the UK can now switch network provider via text message in a move aimed at simplifying the process. Here is how customers can go about changing: Why […]

1 July 20193 September 2019 Chris Price Mobile phones, News

Review: Nissan LEAF e+ from £35,000

Chris Price travels down to Southampton on Clean Air Day to check out Nissan’s latest electric vehicle, the £35,000 LEAF e+ It’s perhaps a sign of the growing maturity of […]

30 June 20191 July 2019 Chris Price News

NASA restores Mission Control 50 years after Apollo 11

NASA has held a grand reopening of its Mission Control room from the Apollo days after it was meticulously restored to the way it looked 50 years ago. The site […]

28 June 201921 February 2022 Chris Price News, Space

Fake review sales rife on Facebook and eBay, reports CMA

Facebook and eBay have been urged by the competition watchdog to stop the sale of fake reviews through their sites, after it found “troubling evidence” that there is a thriving […]

21 June 201925 June 2019 Chris Price eBay, News

Facebook Libra cryptocurrency – your questions answered

Facebook has announced its own form of cryptocurrency called Libra alongside a digital wallet named Calibra. Together, they will allow users to pay for everyday items directly using their smartphone. […]

18 June 201918 June 2019 Tech Digest Correspondent Cryptocurrencies, News

Review: Should I buy £469 Google Pixel 3a XL

Google’s attempt at taking a bigger bite out of the hardware side of the smartphone sector continues with its Pixel range, which now includes a budget version of its third […]

17 June 201917 June 2019 Chris Price News, Smartphones

Will smartphones ever take the place of professional cameras?

The Huawei P30 Pro phone is creating a stir among mobile photography enthusiasts. But what would members of one of the oldest camera clubs in the UK make of the […]

16 June 201916 June 2019 Tech Digest Correspondent Huawei, News, Photography

How will our lives change in a world of net zero emissions?

People could see widespread changes in their daily lives as the UK moves to cut climate emissions to zero over the next three decades. Prime Minister Theresa May has announced […]

12 June 201912 June 2019 Chris Price Energy & Efficiency, News

Having TV on while sleeping increases obesity risk. 5 tips for better sleep

Having the TV on while sleeping could increase the risk of obesity, new research suggests. Women exposed to artificial light at night were more likely to gain weight and become […]

10 June 201911 June 2019 Chris Price Health, News

SKODA unveils cycling support car with built in washing machine!

Billed as the support car for the cyclist who dreams of the perfect summer ride, the ŠKODA Karoq Velo features a whole host of in-built technologies, from a fully-functioning washing […]

10 June 201910 June 2019 Chris Price Car stuff, Cycling

London Tech Week: Theresa May praises UK tech sector

Prime Minister Theresa May has urged the tech industry to work with the Government to ensure Britain remains “one of the best places in the world to start and grow […]

10 June 201915 March 2020 Chris Price News

What is Google Stadia? Everything you need to know about gaming platform

Google has given more details about its upcoming cloud-based gaming platform Stadia, announcing prices and game titles. Here is how the tech giant’s offering looks so far: What is Stadia […]

6 June 20197 June 2019 Chris Price Gaming, Google, News

What does the end of Apple iTunes actually mean?

Apple has announced plans to replace iTunes, its long-running software which revolutionised the way people buy music, films and TV shows when it launched 18 years ago. Many are viewing […]

6 June 20196 June 2019 Chris Price News

Apple WWDC: Key announcements – including iOS13, ‘cheese grater’ Mac Pro

Apple has announced a wide range of updates across its software platforms, as the tech giant prepares for its next generation of devices. Here is a closer look at the […]

3 June 20194 June 2019 Chris Price Apple, News

EE launches 5G but which smartphones are 5G-enabled?

5G is available to the public in the UK for the first time, with EE launching its service on Thursday May 30th in select cities. The new network coverage is […]

30 May 201930 May 2019 Chris Price 5G, News

Virtual Reality better at detecting Alzheimer’s than conventional tests

A new virtual reality system developed by a team of UK scientists is better at spotting the early signs of Alzheimer’s than “gold standard” tests currently use by doctors, research […]

24 May 201924 May 2019 Chris Price News, Virtual Reality

Vodafone announces 5G launch on July 3rd with several new handsets

Vodafone is to switch on its 5G network for both consumers and business customers in seven cities across the UK on 3 July 2019. It will also offer 5G roaming […]

14 May 201914 May 2019 Chris Price News

Google I/O developer conference: all the key announcements

Google has revealed a string of software and hardware updates as the company set out its plans for the rest of 2019 at its annual I/O developer conference. Alongside new, […]

7 May 20198 May 2019 Chris Price Google, News

OPPO launches new Reno models with pop-up cameras. Including 5G model on EE

Unveiled to Tech Digest at an exclusive event in Zurich, Chinese manufacturer OPPO – the fifth largest smartphone manufacturer in the world –  has launched its new Reno product range […]

24 April 201924 April 2019 Chris Price News, Smartphones

What do new age rules over online pornography mean?

Tighter controls on pornography websites are due to come into force from July, in a bid to prevent children from easily accessing adult content. The long-awaited and controversial measures are […]

17 April 201917 April 2019 Chris Price Internet, News

How to make great branded video content. Interview: Phil Nottingham, Wistia

Once, if small business wanted to promote themselves they would have to place an ad in their local newspaper or perhaps – if budget allowed – produce a shaky little […]

10 April 201911 April 2019 Chris Price Broadband, Business tips, News, YouTube

Government unveils ‘world’s first’ internet safety laws

The Government will introduce “world first” internet safety laws designed to make the UK the safest place in the world to be online, new proposals published today (8th April 2019) […]

8 April 20198 April 2019 Chris Price News, Social Media

Review: Samsung Galaxy S10+ smartphone from £899

2019 is likely to be a watershed for smartphone makers, with foldable phones and 5G technology entering the market, offering the chance for firms to set new standards. For Samsung […]

2 April 20192 April 2019 Chris Price News, Samsung, Samsung galaxy, Smartphones

Review: BT Complete WiFi, from £39.99 per month

Name: BT Complete WiFi Type: Broadband service Specs: Click here for full specs Price: From £39.99 per month Fed up of not being able to get WiFi throughout your home? […]

29 March 201921 January 2021 Chris Price News

Apple ‘yet to convince’ it can compete with Netflix, industry expert says

Apple may not be able to offer the same range of content as Netflix when it launches its Apple TV+ streaming service, according to one industry expert. The technology giant […]

25 March 201918 June 2020 Chris Price Apple, News

Key announcements from Apple’s live event – Apple TV+, Apple Card, Apple News +

Apple has announced a string of new services as the company looks to further establish itself outside of the slowing smartphone market. Here is a look at what the technology […]

25 March 201926 March 2019 Chris Price Apple, News

Everything you need to know about new streaming service, Apple TV+

Apple has launched its long-rumoured TV streaming service, Apple TV+,  at a star-studded event featuring the likes of Steven Spielberg and Oprah Winfrey. The new service comes at a competitive […]

25 March 201926 March 2019 Chris Price Apple, News

Web inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee calls to stop misuse as it marks 30th anniversary

Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the world wide web, has called on the public and politicians to “come together” to end its misuse in a letter to mark the […]

11 March 201912 March 2019 Chris Price News

How can parents help keep children safe online? Top 4 tips for internet safety

The safety of children on the internet has been called into question in recent weeks following a number of incidents that have raised concerns about the amount of harmful content online. […]

1 March 20199 May 2022 Chris Price Internet, News

Britbox: What is it and will it be able to compete with rivals like Netflix?

The BBC and ITV are proposing a new joint streaming service for the UK to take on the might of Netflix and Amazon. New commissions, recent shows and old British […]

27 February 201927 February 2019 Tech Digest Correspondent News, TV

The key features of the Samsung Galaxy S10 line-up

Samsung has marked the 10th anniversary of its flagship Galaxy S smartphone range by unveiling three new versions of the phone. Here’s a closer look at the key features of […]

20 February 201921 February 2019 Tech Digest Correspondent News, Samsung, Samsung galaxy

IBM’s AI machine loses debate against a human

An IBM-made machine designed to win debates has lost out to a human champion debater from London, in a heated competition of man versus artificial intelligence. The tech firm’s Project […]

12 February 201912 February 2019 Chris Price Artificial Intelligence, News

Huawei blames ‘jealousy’ for cybersecurity criticism

Jealousy could be behind some of the criticism of Huawei in the West, the Chinese technology giant has suggested. The firm said it had a “sound record” of cybersecurity and […]

12 February 201912 February 2019 Chris Price 5G, Cybersecurity, Huawei, News

Wingate and Finchley’s FC Artificial Intelligence coach earns draw in landmark game

Wingate and Finchley FC have seen the first results of their move to incorporate artificial intelligence into the coaching set-up with a 1-1 draw in the Isthmian League Premier Division. […]

10 February 201910 February 2019 Tech Digest Correspondent Amazon, Artificial Intelligence, News

Microsoft names UK as ‘safest place in the world’ for internet users

Microsoft has named the UK as the safest country in the world for internet users. But the tech giant warned many still suffer from abuse, scams and unwanted contact. Releasing […]

5 February 201916 November 2021 Chris Price Internet, Microsoft, News

Parts of central London in ‘Broadband Blackspot’, according to Which? report

  Parts of central London, Stroud, Tunbridge Wells and Canterbury are among the more surprising areas suffering from the worst broadband in the country, according to new Which? analysis of […]

22 January 201921 January 2019 Chris Price Broadband

Nike confirms $350 Adapt BB ‘connected shoes’ with smartphone control

  As per our story this morning, Nike has confirmed a new pair of connected shoes which are self-lacing and can be controlled from a smartphone. The new Nike Adapt BB […]

15 January 201929 May 2022 Chris Price Apparel, News, Sport

CES 2019: 5 things we learned from the world’s biggest tech show

Every year the technology industry gathers in Las Vegas for the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), an event that often sets the agenda for the coming 12 months. This is what CES […]

13 January 201913 January 2019 Tech Digest Correspondent 5G, Artificial Intelligence, CES 2019, News

In Pictures: Top gadgets showcased at CES in Las Vegas

This year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) has drawn to a close in Las Vegas. The CES welcomed more than 180,000 visitors over four days, viewing more than 20,000 new gadgets. […]

12 January 201912 January 2019 Tech Digest Correspondent CES 2019, News

The best gadgets of CES 2019? Including LG rollable display, Hyundai walking car

  CES, the biggest trade show in the technology calendar, has come to a close in Las Vegas after a week of flexible screens, robots and driverless cars. Here are some […]

12 January 201912 January 2019 Tech Digest Correspondent CES 2019, News

CES 2019: How Apple succeeded at this year’s show without even attending

CES is the biggest technology show in the world but there has been one glaring absence since 1992 – Apple. The iPhone maker and first public company worth one trillion […]

11 January 201912 January 2019 Chris Price Apple, News

CES 2019: The year when smart vehicle technology took centre stage

Car and other vehicle concepts are transforming CES from a traditional gadget convention into something much more diverse, writes Martyn Landi… The technology on display at CES increasingly involves cars […]

10 January 201911 January 2019 Chris Price Car stuff, CES 2019

Appy Christmas – Help get your business through festive season with these 6 Fun Xmas Apps

Guest writer Anthony Main of app development company The Distance picks his favourite fun apps for getting through the festive period… With Christmas fast approaching, the high streets are flooding […]

17 December 201825 November 2021 Chris Price Apps, Christmas 2018

Vauxhall unveils all electric GT X concept car – no wing mirrors or door handles required!

  Car design hasn’t really changed that much in the last few years. However new technology means that in the not so distant future, cars will not only respond in […]

1 December 20181 December 2018 Chris Price Car stuff, Electric Vehicles

Why upgrading to smart home security is a smart idea

Wasim Bux, product manager at home insurance provider iGO4, explains why upgrading to smart home security will keep your home safe and give you peace of mind. As our homes […]

19 November 201810 July 2019 Tech Digest Correspondent Gadgets, Home security

Review: Apple iPhone XR £749

Apple’s third iPhone of the year – the ‘affordable’ XR – is meant to be the device to bring the latest Apple technology to more people. But is it really […]

18 November 20181 December 2018 Chris Price Apple, iPhone

Top Five Electric Motorbikes On The Market, Including Zero And Vespa

@zeromotorcycles BMW launched an electric scooter back in 2014.  The Isle of Man TT has an entire race devoted to electric bikes.  You may not have heard them coming, well […]

16 October 201822 March 2022 Tech Digest Correspondent Gadgets

Six transformative ICO-funded companies which are definitely worth watching

This time last year the investing world was abuzz with tales of ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings) and how small companies were raising millions off the back of half an idea […]

11 October 201816 November 2021 Chris Price Cryptocurrencies, Gadgets

Apple iPhone XR, XS, XS Max, Apple Watch launch – what the industry experts have to say

We asked four industry experts and commentators for their views on yesterday’s Apple iPhone and Apple Watch launch…. Apple iPhone XS and XS Max Ben Wood, Chief of Research at […]

13 September 201818 February 2022 Chris Price Apple, Gadgets

10 surprising ways that driverless cars could change the world

With driverless, or autonomous, cars set to arrive on UK roads by 2021 according to the government, they are predicted to change the face of personal mobility forever. Undoubtedly, they’ll […]

5 September 201812 September 2018 Chris Price Car stuff, Gadgets

Review: Airtame wireless dongle £299

Chris Price reviews the Airtame, a plug and play device that can help businesses connect their employees and guests with the TV and projector screens in their organisations much more […]

21 August 2018 Chris Price Cloud, Gadgets, Projectors, Wireless home

5 things to see at this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed – including Tesla Model 3, Ford Mustang GT

Staged every summer since 1993, the Goodwood Festival of Speed is the world’s largest automotive garden party, set against the spectacular backdrop of Goodwood House in West Sussex, UK. Over 600 […]

3 July 20183 July 2018 Chris Price Car stuff, Gadgets

Review: PaMu Waterproof Wireless Earphones $79

It’s fair to say that wireless headphones and earphones didn’t used to be that great. Sound quality was generally poor, often very hissy, and range wasn’t all that good either. […]

26 June 201828 June 2021 Chris Price Gadgets, Headphones / Earphones

Top 12 tips for surviving summer driving

Most Brits love nothing more than basking in the sunshine, and according to reports, Britain is about to hit a heatwave, as tropical air from the Atlantic Azores islands engulf the […]

26 June 201812 February 2021 Chris Price Car stuff, Gadgets

7 video game startups to look out for – including Robot Cache, Blade Shadow Box

2018 has been shaping up to be an exciting year for gaming, as numerous companies are showing off VR/AR tech, the Razer 2 phone will be released later this year, and […]

26 June 201826 October 2018 Chris Price Gaming

How you can make a living playing video games

Dean Anderson, Founder of social gaming platform Gamestatix, argues that skilled gamers should be financially rewarded. Gaming is rarely seen as anything more than an enjoyable hobby – yet anyone […]

7 June 20187 June 2018 Chris Price Gadgets, Gaming

Audi A6 Review: technology and comfort combined in a high-end saloon

Chris Price heads to Portugal’s stunning Douro Valley to spend time driving the latest Audi A6 Saloon. His verdict? Not only is it very agile for a big car, it […]

5 June 201812 June 2018 Chris Price Car stuff

Father’s Day Gift Guide: Top 5 audio choices for your Dad

It’s nearing that time again (June 17th in the UK and US) when Dads are expecting gifts from their favourite children and woe betide anyone who decides to buy their […]

31 May 201817 November 2019 Chris Price Gadgets

Q+A interview with Get Technology author Gerald Lynch

Chris Price speaks to former Tech Digest editor Gerald Lynch about everything from bionics to transhumanism – just two topics featured in his latest book, Get Technology… Q: How did you […]

14 May 201814 May 2018 Chris Price Gadgets, Interview, Interviews

5 IT ‘must-haves’ if you work from home

The popularity of work from home positions is on the rise – and for good reason. Remove the office and the commute and it seems people across a huge number […]

2 May 20182 May 2018 Chris Price Business tips, Gadgets

How to bridge the Digital Skills Gap and get more programmers to meet demand

A digital skills gap is looming. Within just two years there will be a shortfall of nearly a million skilled programmers and other technical professionals, according to the EU Commission, […]

27 April 201829 July 2018 Chris Price Computers, Gadgets

Heartbeat spoofing and Rick Astley Ransomware. Just some of the ways McAfee is tackling cybercrime

  Chris Price spends a day with McAfee Labs finding out how it plans to tackle cybercrime by showing organisations such as car manufacturers and the NHS just how easy […]

23 April 201825 January 2021 Chris Price Computer Security

Review: FLIR One Pro thermal imaging camera £399

Name: FLIR One Pro Type: Thermal Imaging Camera Specs: Click here for full specs Price: £399.99 Oregon-based manufacturer Flir Systems has been producing a wide range of professional testing products […]

13 April 201813 April 2018 Chris Price Gadgets, Smartphones

When will we see the iPhone X Plus, and will it sell?

As one of the most innovative brands in the world, you would expect Apple to keep customers guessing when it comes to its future innovations. The launch of the futuristic […]

11 April 2018 Chris Price Gadgets, iPhone

3 industries being disrupted by voice-enabled tech right now

Voice enabled technology has made great inroads in recent years, with digital assistants like Siri, Cortana and Alexa being embraced by millions worldwide. From searching for the best-rated local Mexican […]

22 March 201825 March 2021 Chris Price Amazon, Gadgets, Home Appliances

Audi A7 Sportback review: luxury, performance and hi-tech combined

It’s been a long time coming, but Chris Price is impressed by the refined yet sporty looking new Audi A7 as well as its masses of onboard tech While the […]

21 March 201829 May 2018 Chris Price Gadgets

10 free apps and tools to help you run your small business successfully

Running a small business in this day and age is no easy feat. Not only are you competing against other businesses and huge corporations that operate on a global scale, […]

12 March 201827 July 2021 Tech Digest Correspondent Apps, Gadgets

Vox Pop: the voice search revolution and how to make your business stand out

Tim Butler, founder of Innovation Visual, talks about how improved accuracy and convenience are ensuring massive growth for voice search and how businesses need to adapt to compete Voice Search […]

6 March 20186 March 2018 Chris Price Amazon, Gadgets, Google, Websites

Top 5 Personalised Gifts for Car Lovers This Valentine’s Day!

Valentine’s Day is fast approaching, and if you’re a little fed up with the traditional flowers, chocolate and restaurant combination, why not try a more personal approach? Before you jump to […]

5 February 201823 December 2021 Chris Price Car stuff, Gadgets

Tech Digest films skateboarding in VR 360 with the Kodak PixPro actioncam

Last week before the snow set in we travelled over to a lovely skate park in Tottenham’s Markfield Park (formerly a sewage works) to film our latest 360 video in association […]

14 December 20176 August 2020 Chris Price Virtual Reality

Top 7 tips for winter driving to help stay safe

With parts of the UK experiencing heavy snow and icy conditions for the first time in several years, we’ve already seen treacherous driving conditions over the weekend and into this week. And […]

12 December 201716 November 2021 Chris Price Car stuff

London landscapes: filming in 360 with Kodak PixPro 4K VR360 VR/action cam

Don’t you just love those cold and crisp Autumn days when the sunlight glistens through the trees and the leaves make a crunching sound under foot. Well unfortunately the day we […]

6 December 201724 May 2019 Chris Price Virtual Reality

Honor announces entry level 7X and View 10 AI smartphone

Huawei sub-brand Honor launched two new smartphones at an event hosted by the company’s President George Zhao, and attended by Tech Digest, in the city of London today. The Honor […]

5 December 20176 December 2017 Chris Price Gadgets, Smartphones

Tech Digest heads to North London’s Go Ape adventure centre to review Kodak PixPro VR camera

Last Saturday was a beautiful day. Not only was the weather glorious and sunny in London (though extremely cold), we also got to experience a treetop adventure at London’s Alexandra […]

29 November 201724 May 2019 Chris Price Virtual Reality

Top 7 gifts for every car lover this Christmas

Just in case you hadn’t realised, Christmas is now less than a month away and, if you haven’t already, it’s time to make a start on the present shopping. This […]

29 November 20172 January 2018 Chris Price Car stuff, Gadgets

Tech Digest films London in VR with Kodak PixPro 4K VR360 camera

Tech Digest is really pleased to announce its latest partnership. Those nice people at Kodak have given us their brand new portable VR camera to shoot a series of eight short […]

14 November 201724 May 2019 Chris Price Virtual Reality

Which virtual reality headset should I buy? Our Top 6 VR choices for Christmas

For a long time, virtual reality was the preserve of geeks and technophiles looking to show off that they owned the latest hi-tech gadgets. However, that has begun to change […]

3 November 201721 September 2022 Chris Price Gadgets, Virtual Reality

What is Oculus Go and why might it kickstart the VR market in 2018?

While there’s a lot of hype surrounding VR, the reality is that so far it remains a fairly niche interest with limited sales. However, all that could finally be set […]

20 October 201719 September 2022 Chris Price Gadgets, Virtual Reality

Driving the future – how we are on the brink of an EV revolution

Chris Price reports on new initiatives which will help kick-start the electric vehicle (EV) revolution, including Nissan’s partnership with Ovo which will reduce driving costs to virtually nothing Earlier this […]

6 October 20176 October 2017 Chris Price Electric Vehicles, Gadgets

Tim Peake’s Soyuz spacecraft goes on UK tour. Experience Samsung’s VR space adventure

Want to see the actual Soyuz spacecraft which was used for Tim Peake’s Principia mission? Of course you do. Coming to a town near you, the Soyuz TMA-19M is set […]

26 September 201726 September 2017 Chris Price Gadgets, Space

Calling all trendsetters! Your chance to join an exclusive online community

Are you insatiably curious about the world around you? Then this is your opportunity to take part in an exclusive online community.  As a member of our group, your feedback and […]

20 September 201726 August 2018 Chris Price Competitions & Promotions, Gadgets

Top 5 smart home products under £300

Contrary to popular belief, you don’t need to spend a fortune on making to create a smart home! There are now loads of great products out there which don’t cost […]

19 September 201723 November 2018 Chris Price Gadgets, Home Appliances, Home security

Polaroid announces return with OneStep 2. Is the analogue camera revival on?

The Polaroid OneStep 2 is the first Polaroid branded camera for ten years. Image: Polaroid Originals Ten years after it made its last instant film camera, Polaroid is back under […]

14 September 201716 December 2021 Chris Price Cameras

Ten Commandments. Everything you need to know about the iPhone X in an instant

By now you’re probably sick to death of hearing about Apple’s latest 10th anniversary smartphone, the iPhone X, like it’s the saviour of the world or something. But just in […]

13 September 201713 September 2017 Chris Price Apple, Gadgets, iPhone, iPhone, Smartphones

WIN! WIN! WIN! THREE COPIES OF HUMANS VS COMPUTERS TO GIVE AWAY

Our lives are increasingly tracked and monitored by software. In this brave new world, humans can’t cope with information overload. Instead, governments and companies rely on computers to automatically detect […]

11 September 201711 September 2017 Chris Price Competitions & Promotions, Computers, Gadgets

Is this the sexiest electric car so far? Jaguar Land Rover unveils E-type Zero and pledges to go all electric by 2020

Forget the Nissan Leaf or even the Tesla Model 3. Jaguar Land Rover is launching an electric version of its classic 1960s E-type and we want one. Now. The electric […]

7 September 20177 September 2017 Chris Price Car stuff, Gadgets, Transport

8 things we know about the iPhone 8 already

Amazingly, it’s ten years since the first iPhone launched. A decade on and we’re now waiting in eager anticipation for the latest models, including the iPhone 7S and 7S Plus, […]

7 September 20176 August 2020 Chris Price Apple, Gadgets, iPhone, iPhone

Top 5 Star Wars: The Last Jedi tech toys unveiled as Force Friday II kicks off with BB-9E launch

As the global Force Friday II celebration kicks off around the world, fans in Australia were the first to officially unveil BB-9E, a new dark side character from the upcoming Star […]

1 September 20179 September 2021 Chris Price Figurines, Gadgets, Toys

What do I need when driving abroad? Top 5 tips for safe motoring in Europe

Planning a driving holiday through Europe? From headlight beam deflectors to sat navs without speed camera detectors and compulsory breathalyser kits, Chris Price looks at the things you need to […]

4 August 20174 August 2017 Chris Price Car stuff, Gadgets

The technology that’s changing the game of tennis in a big way

Whether you believe in it or not, technology in sport is a hot topic these days with regular and countless calls for more and more computerised systems to be used […]

14 July 20177 March 2021 Chris Price Gadgets, Sport

Review: Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 web tablet £599

Name: Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Type: 9.7inch web tablet Specs: Click here for full specs Price: £599.99 Samsung has refreshed its tablet range for the first time since 2015 with […]

3 July 201718 April 2021 Chris Price Gadgets, Tablet, Tablet PC

Are sat navs turning us into ‘zombie drivers’? Not surprisingly, mytaxi survey reckons so

London drivers are more reliant on sat navs than anywhere else in the UK – that’s the verdict of new study from black cab app mytaxi which suggests many of […]

5 June 20178 June 2017 Chris Price Apps, Gadgets, Transport, Travel Gadgets

Home security company Blink announces Alexa and IFTTT integration

Wire-free, home security and HD video monitoring solution Blink now offers integration with Amazon Alexa and  IFTTT (If This Then That) in the UK. Blink customers will now have the […]

5 June 20178 June 2017 Chris Price Gadgets, Home security

BT Sport brings UEFA Champions League Final LIVE on YouTube

  For the second year running, football fans will be able to watch the UEFA Champions League Final live and for FREE on YouTube, courtesy of BT Sport. Kicking off […]

2 June 201720 July 2017 Chris Price Gadgets, YouTube

Nest adds intelligent indoor security cam, Nest Cam IQ

Best known for its intelligent heating devices, Google-owned Nest Labs, Inc. (www.nest.com) has branched out with this nicely designed Nest Cam IQ indoor security camera (see above). Claiming best-in-class imaging […]

31 May 201731 May 2017 Chris Price Gadgets, Home security, Internet Of Things

Teachers – get your class made in LEGO #MyMINILANDSchool

Teachers – does your school have a creative class? If so, here’s your chance to shine as LEGOLAND Discovery Centre, at intu Trafford Centre Manchester, is offering the chance for […]

25 May 201717 May 2021 Chris Price Gadgets, Toys

Half of Brit teens would consider engineering career, says report

At last some good news for those worried about the skills shortage, especially with forthcoming Brexit. A new report by recruitment website Jobsite shows that as many as 50% of […]

25 May 201715 April 2018 Chris Price Gadgets, Poll, Polls

‘Eight days a week’. The 24 hour Beatles channel to launch on SiriusXM

With the 50th anniversary of Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club fast approaching, US broadcaster SiriusXM is pleased to announce the first ever Beatles-backed radio station. Launching May 18 on SiriusXM […]

3 May 201730 May 2019 Chris Price Digital Music, Gadgets

Block out all incoming mobile phone signals with the Nissan ‘signal shield’

Nissan GB is trialling a technology that’s almost 200 years old in order to reduce smartphone distraction at the wheel. Called the Nissan Signal Shield, it’s a prototype compartment on […]

3 May 201713 May 2017 Chris Price Car stuff, Connected car, Gadgets

Adventurer Chris Ramsey to undertake 10,000 mile Mongol Rally in Nissan LEAF electric car

As if driving the 10,000 mile Mongol Rally in a regular petrol/diesel car isn’t difficult enough, one bright spark is set to undertake the adventure in Nissan’s top selling electric […]

26 April 20174 May 2017 Chris Price Car stuff, Gadgets, Transport

Time to throw your keys away as smart locks become norm for home security

Could office and house keys become a thing of the past? Hady Abdelnour, co-founder of Smarke, certainly reckons so once a universal standard for home security is established In a […]

12 April 201712 April 2017 Chris Price Gadgets, Home security, Internet Of Things

Top Free Website Builders

If you are running a business or just want to create a source of information about a topic that you are interested in, then a website is essential. However, if […]

28 March 201726 January 2021 Chris Price Gadgets, Websites

7 Risky But Common Things We Must Stop Doing Online

1. Relying Exclusively on Antivirus Protection Nearly one million malware threats are released online every day. It is practically impossible for an antivirus company to protect you from each and […]

22 March 201713 December 2021 Chris Price Computer Security, Computers, Gadgets, Malware

Top 7 accessories for your iPad/tablet – including iBeani, Omoton Bluetooth keyboard, Zilong tablet stand

So you’ve got an iPad or an Android tablet but want to do more with it? Chris Price looks at some products which will make your tablet even more useful […]

15 March 201722 March 2022 Chris Price Gadgets, iPad, iPad accessories

YouGov site reveals how people rate each of Trump’s tweets

Heaven help us. As if the guy doesn’t get enough publicity for his frankly insane social media activity, YouGov has unveiled a new website – TweetIndex.YouGov.com – showing how people rate each […]

15 March 201715 March 2017 Chris Price Gadgets, Poll, Polls, Social Media, Twitter

Could social platforms Altspace and Geekzonia help give VR a shot in the arm?

It’s fair to say that the virtual and augmented reality market has grown significantly since 2010 when American teenager Palmer Luckey first created his VR headset prototype, which later evolved […]

14 March 20172 September 2021 Chris Price Gadgets, Gaming, Virtual Reality

London Games Festival gets underway as video games sector given boost

We’re used to London Fashion Week. Now hoping to be a regular fixture on the London calendar is the London Games Festival. Backed by the Mayor of London, it returns for […]

14 March 201725 October 2021 Chris Price Gaming

Add-ons you should purchase when getting an iPhone 7

One of the attractions of the iPhone 7 is its versatility and the number of add-ons that complement the handset. Here are some of the most useful: SMART BATTERY CASE […]

10 March 201725 October 2021 Chris Price Apple, Gadgets, iPhone, iPhone, iPhone accessories

UK lags behind Germany in Big Data survey

The UK has much to do to improve its global competitive stance when it comes to data and analytics usage and adoption, at least according to the findings of a […]

9 March 20179 March 2017 Chris Price Cloud, Computer Security, Computers, Gadgets

Google, Apple and Snapchat take gongs at Wearable Awards

Google, Apple and Snapchat were just some of the winners announced at the fourth annual Wearable Awards this morning by organisers of the Wearable Technology Show, which is currently taking […]

8 March 201729 August 2021 Chris Price Awards, Gadgets, Wearables

On its 10th Anniversary here’s how the original iPhone compares to the iPhone 7

Apple’s original iteration of its smartphone, the iPhone, is now 10 years old and it’s fair to say a lot of changes have happened to the iconic handset since it […]

3 March 201713 November 2020 Chris Price Apple, Gadgets, Smartphones

Nokia 3310 nostalgia overshadows iPhone and Samsung 

It’s the most over hyped tech story of the decade so no wonder that the re-launch of the retro Nokia 3310 has boosted consumer engagement and sales potential for the […]

2 March 20172 March 2017 Chris Price Gadgets, Nokia, Polls

5 of the top Social Media Marketing trends to watch closely

According to InternetWorldStats.com, by the end of 2016 there were 7.3 billion people on the planet and an Internet penetration rate of 50.1 percent. One third of the people on […]

2 March 201716 November 2021 Chris Price Facebook, Gadgets, Social Media, Sponsored posts, TD Live, Twitter

Make Money on the Road – Online Casino Tells

Online poker is a totally different ballgame to your typical favorite online casino games. While there’s certainly money to be made on reputable online casinos like Guts.com, playing online poker […]

1 March 201731 July 2022 Chris Price Gadgets, Gaming, Sponsored posts

MWC2017: SEAT simulator shows what future driving may be like

  VW owned car company SEAT is just one of the many motor manufacturers at MWC in Barcelona unveiling their blueprint for the connected car future. After configuring their mobile […]

28 February 201728 February 2017 Chris Price Car stuff, Connected car, Gadgets

Huawei announces high-end £550 camera phone, the P10, at Barcelona Metronom gallery

Last night at Barcelona’s Metronom gallery Huawei  unveiled its latest high-end smartphone, the P10. Billed as the smartphone of choice for digital photography, the P10 – like its predecessor, the […]

27 February 201728 February 2017 Chris Price Gadgets, Huawei, Mobile phones, MWC2017

#MWC17: Hubble introduces ’emotional home’ devices with Alexa voice control

Binatone’s Hubble Connected introduces ’emotional home’ products with Alexa voice control

23 February 201723 February 2017 Chris Price Gadgets, MWC2017

MWC2017: ARCHOS introduces rugged Google Nougat tablet

ARCHOS unveils Saphir tablet, a 2-in-1 tablet running Google Nougat OS

23 February 201723 February 2017 Chris Price Gadgets, MWC2017, Tablet

Is 2017 make or break year for virtual reality?

Games blogger Joshua Mason reckons virtual reality needs a breakout game to be truly successful

23 February 201723 January 2018 Chris Price Gadgets, HTC, Video games, Virtual Reality

Boost iPhone 6/6S sound with integrated hi-fi speaker case

The Peri Duo claims to be the first iPhone case with a built in hi-fi speaker and battery pack.

22 February 201710 May 2019 Chris Price Gadgets, iPhone, iPhone accessories

Intel and Ericsson launch 5G Innovators Initiative with Honeywell, GE

Intel and Ericsson have announced a 5G Innovators Initiative with Honeywell, GE and the University of California Berkeley

21 February 201721 February 2017 Chris Price Internet Of Things, MWC2017

Aston Martin partners with Red Bull for V8, V12 Vantage S models inspired by Formula 1

Aston Martin partners with Red Bull for V8, V12 Vantage S models inspired by Formula 1

21 February 201721 February 2017 Chris Price Car stuff, Gadgets

Which wireless headphones should I choose for my iPhone, Android smartphone?

Which wireless headphones should I choose for my Apple, Android smartphone?

21 February 201725 March 2022 Chris Price Gadgets, Headphones, Headphones / Earphones

New 4G phones launching at Mobile World Congress

  Annual trade show Mobile World Congress (MWC) takes place in  Barcelona, Spain between February 27 and March 2, 2017. This year sees a focus on upcoming smart phones as […]

20 February 201721 July 2018 Chris Price Gadgets, HTC, Huawei, Mobile phones, MWC2017, Sponsored posts

UK online retail sales up – but electricals sector slumps

  There’s good news and bad news for online sales. First the good news. Online retail sales were up 12% year-on-year in January. Now the bad. The electrical sector slumped […]

20 February 201720 February 2017 Chris Price Gadgets, Retail

MWC 2017 phone launches. Including BlackBerry Mercury, Nokia 3310, Samsung Galaxy Tab S3

Mobile World Congress (MWC) is the biggest mobile phone event in Europe. Due to take place in Barcelona, Spain, between February 27 and March 2, 2017, it will see most […]

17 February 20177 July 2019 Chris Price Huawei, MWC2017

Amazon Echo and Google Home to offer voice calling?

Could Amazon Echo and Google Home be about to offer voice calling via their smart speakers? That’s what website Wearable reckons and it certainly makes sense. Although not officially confirmed, […]

16 February 201719 December 2019 Chris Price Amazon, Google, Uncategorized

Samsung report warns businesses to ‘wake up’ to digital technology

A new report commissioned by Samsung which examines the impact that changes in society and technology will have upon the future of the workplace, warns that businesses have three years […]

16 February 20175 April 2018 Chris Price Augmented reality, Business tips, Computer Security, Uncategorized

Denon AH-C160W wireless bluetooth earphones with ear-hooks

Launching today from Denon is this pair of AH-C160W Wireless Bluetooth In-Ear Sports headphones. Unlike some designs, the great thing about this pair of is they come with ear-hook technology […]

16 February 201716 February 2017 Chris Price Headphones, Headphones / Earphones

SpotCam announces home security and monitoring solution for £159

Cloud-based video solutions startup SpotCam announces the SpotCam Sense, an all-in-one home monitoring and security solution. Like the Blink security system reviewed here, the SpotCam Sense will record video footage […]

9 February 20179 February 2017 Chris Price Home security, Internet, Internet Of Things, Uncategorized

B&O Play announces Beoplay4 wireless headphones

B&O PLAY is pleased to introduce Beoplay H4, a new pair of wireless Bluetooth headphones designed by Jakob Wagner. Made using some of the finest materials, the headphones feature soft […]

9 February 20173 May 2020 Chris Price Headphones, Headphones / Earphones, Uncategorized, Wireless home

Top 5 Freeview/YouView set-top boxes for watching free TV channels

Want to expand your channel viewing but don’t want to pay for subscription services, like Sky TV? Obviously you can watch digital terrestrial (Freeview) TV channels via your digital TV […]

7 February 201717 February 2022 Chris Price Digital set-top boxes, TV

TomTom extends Fitness Tracker range

TomTom Sports has extended its Fitness Tracker range with the launch of the new TomTom Touch Cardio. The TomTom Touch Cardio monitors your heart rate, tracks your steps, calories burned, sleep […]

7 February 20177 February 2017 Chris Price Apps, Gadgets, Sport, Uncategorized

B&W to introduce new P7 Wireless headphones in September

British loudspeaker company Bowers & Wilkins has announced the P7 Wireless headphones. Available from this September for £319.99, the P7 Wireless builds on the dual success of the original P7 and […]

2 February 20179 February 2017 Chris Price Gadgets, Headphones, Headphones / Earphones

Six of the best accessories for the Amazon Echo smart speaker

Chris Price looks at some of the best accessories you can buy for the latest voice controlled speaker and multimedia device, the Amazon Echo.  A hands-free speaker you can control […]

2 February 20176 February 2018 Chris Price Amazon, Internet, Internet Of Things, Uncategorized

Best smartphones for 2017

Every year, more smartphones come out offering better specs, bigger screens, superior cameras, newer designs. And every year the question of which phone to buy becomes harder and harder. You […]

31 January 201731 January 2017 Tech Digest Correspondent Mobile phones, Smartphones

Top 5 Bluetooth headphones for Apple iOS, Android smartphones

  Chris Price looks at some of the best Bluetooth headphones for your Apple, Android smartphone Who needs another set of wires? Now Apple has got rid of the headphone […]

25 January 201712 February 2022 Chris Price Android, Digital Music, Headphones, iPhone, Top Fives

Halo Wars 2 preview: is it trying to please too many people?

Halo Wars 2 is the second in the iconic franchise’s expansion into real time strategy. The original Halo Wars was released in 2009 and was relatively well received considering it […]

25 January 20174 May 2017 Chris Price Gaming, Microsoft

Brain controlled robot allows severely disabled to ‘move around’ for first time

For disabled people unable to physically visit places around them, the world can seem a very limited place. But that may be about to change as Australian company Aubot has […]

18 January 201718 January 2017 Chris Price Robots

9 mistakes to avoid when completing a UK tax return

With UK self-assessment tax return forms due with HMRC by January 31st, Jonathan Amponsah of The Tax Guys gives his advice on mistakes you can avoid when filling one in  Filling out […]

17 January 201726 February 2021 Chris Price Apps

Nissan to bring real-world autonomous driving tests to British streets

It’s not just Volvo which is planning real-world demonstrations of autonomous driving cars – see here. Nissan is also planning to test self-driving cars out on our streets next month. Showcasing […]

13 January 201713 January 2017 Chris Price Camcorders, Car stuff, Uncategorized

What is the Nintendo Switch and do I need one?

The new year has arrived and with it a possible golden age for games consoles too. The Nintendo Switch is officially unveiled today (January 13, 2017) and it is seen […]

13 January 201726 November 2017 Chris Price Gaming, Nintendo

New Jaguar F-Type offers raft of in-car tech including GoPro video app for sharing drives

Announced today (10/1/17), the new Jaguar F-TYPE sports car promises a state-of-the-art infotainment system complete with ReRun app that combines vehicle data with GoPro video. Every F-TYPE now features the […]

10 January 201710 January 2017 Chris Price Car stuff

Some of the best UK tech start-ups to watch out for from #CES2017

There’s no doubt about it, this year’s CES show in Las Vegas was one of the best ever. Developments in AI (Artificial Intelligence) and the Internet of Things (IoT) means […]

10 January 201729 May 2022 Chris Price Top Fives

UK is 12th cheapest place to buy an iPhone. In Venezuela one will cost you $97,000!

Next time you grumble about the cost of your phone, spare a thought for the poor people of Venezuela where hyper-inflation means that the cost of an iPhone is currently […]

10 January 201730 November 2021 Chris Price iPhone, iPhone, Smartphones

Swedish family chosen for Volvo’s real time, autonomous driving project

Most car manufacturers prefer to test out their self driving car technology behind closed doors, on a test track without any other cars on the road to get in the […]

10 January 2017 Chris Price Car stuff, Uncategorized

Affected by emissions scandal? Legal firms take action against VW on behalf of diesel car owners

Legal action has been announced against VW on behalf of diesel car owners in England and Wales affected by the emissions scandal. Harcus Sinclair UK Limited, a leading UK law […]

9 January 201717 November 2019 Chris Price Car stuff

#CES2017: Panasonic unveil head up display complete with Augmented Reality

Panasonic sure has been busy at CES2017 in Las Vegas. Earlier we wrote about its car cabin of the future. Now there’s just time to to tell you about a […]

6 January 20176 January 2017 Chris Price Car stuff, CES 2017, Uncategorized

#CES2017: Panasonic unveils future cabin for the autonomous car

  Forget driving. In the future we’ll all be playing cards or watching a 4K screen in the back of the vehicle with our friends while the intelligent car does […]

6 January 20176 January 2017 Chris Price Car stuff, CES 2017, Uncategorized

CES2017: Faraday Future’s Tesla rival malfunctions during live demo

Chinese backed auto startup Faraday Future is hoping to take on electric car supremo Tesla with an intelligent electric vehicle. However, the car manufacturer was left red-faced when its driverless […]

6 January 201712 February 2022 Chris Price Car stuff, CES 2017, Uncategorized

CES2017: Ford teams up with Amazon Alexa for in house and in car control

Ford and Amazon have teamed up to offer consumers the ability to access their car from their home, and call up other features from their vehicle via Alexa, Amazon’s cloud-based […]

5 January 20175 January 2017 Chris Price Car stuff, CES 2017, Uncategorized

CES2017: ASUS claims new ZenFone 3 Zoom has world’s best smartphone camera

At CES2017 ASUS has introduced two new Android smartphones, a new augmented and virtual reality ready model and a handset which the company claims boasts the world’s best smartphone camera. […]

5 January 20175 January 2017 Chris Price CES 2017, Smartphones, Uncategorized

CES2017: Ubtech introduces Alexa-powered Lynx robot

Is the age of the personalised robot edging closer? Certainly it would seem that way judging by the all the the robotics companies exhibiting at CES in Las Vegas this […]

5 January 20175 January 2017 Chris Price CES 2017, Robots

Bosch start-up introduces $700 Kuri robot at CES2017

  Meet Kuri, a brand new robot from Bosch startup, Mayfield Robotics, who is one of several new robots making an appearance at this year’s CES Show in Las Vegas. Kuri is […]

3 January 201710 May 2019 Chris Price CES 2017, Robots, Uncategorized

CES2017: GE announces Drop Recipes partnership for smart kitchen

  A new partnership between appliance company GE and the Drop Recipes Apple iOS App will let customers find recipes on their smartphone and send commands to their oven to […]

3 January 20173 January 2017 Chris Price CES 2017

5 interesting things to experience at CES 2017, including smart smells, robots and fertility trackers!

  CES kicks off this week in Las Vegas. The world’s largest technology expo, it promises thousands of new and exciting products from manufacturers right across the globe. And while […]

3 January 201719 November 2021 Chris Price CES 2017, Internet Of Things, Robots, Uncategorized

Will self driving cars help disabled the most?

Vehicles fitted with autonomous technologies will bring most benefit to the personal mobility of the disabled (56%), the visually impaired (42%) and the elderly (30%), according to a survey of […]

30 December 20164 November 2018 Chris Price Car stuff, Transport, Uncategorized

Top 5 drones under £100 – great fun for the holidays!

You don’t need to spend a fortune to have fun over the festive season with a drone. Here are five models under £100 which you can take down your local […]

21 December 201627 October 2020 Chris Price Drones, Uncategorized

10 Secret Santa gifts for your friends and family for under £10

It’s official: Secret Santa is no longer just a treat for the office! A new survey reveals that, while most are based in the workplace, almost a quarter of Secret […]

20 December 201614 September 2021 Chris Price Christmas Gift Guides, Christmas Products, Uncategorized

COMPETITION: 5 EuroSport Player subs to give away for 2017

Love sport, especially tennis, cycling and winter sports? Then you need to get a subscription for Eurosport! It offers loads of brilliant sporting content including exclusive rights for the US […]

19 December 20165 June 2018 Chris Price Competitions & Promotions, TV

Review: Blink smart home security and alert system from £109.99

Name: Blink home monitoring system Type: Smart home security and monitoring system (pictured above) Specs: Click here for full specs Price: From £109.99 (two camera system tested is £189.99) US […]

16 December 201610 July 2022 Chris Price Home security, Uncategorized

BBC VR films highlight fire dangers and Syrian migrant crisis

  It seems the BBC is well and truly embracing virtual reality (VR) with the announcement of two new VR productions today (14/12/16). We Wait is a dramatised depiction of migrants making […]

14 December 201619 September 2022 Chris Price Virtual Reality

4G coverage better in Peru than Britain, says damning report from Lord Adonis

Britain has worse mobile internet coverage than Romania, Albania and Peru and suffers from vast ‘digital deserts’, a report has found. Lord Andrew Adonis, who led the investigation, told the […]

14 December 2016 Chris Price 4G, Mobile phones, Uncategorized

Vinyl revival continues – but let’s all get a grip!

It’s a great story. A format back from the virtual dead. How often do you get to say that? Yesterday the BBC reported the shock news that more money is now […]

7 December 20163 September 2022 Chris Price Hi-Fi Systems, Home audio, MP3 players, music, Retro gear

Top 10 Christmas Stocking fillers for under £30, including Star Wars charger and cufflinks!

Can’t decide what to get your partner, friends or children this Xmas as little stocking fillers? Chris Price picks out 10 of the best gifts out there, both for the […]

1 December 201619 November 2021 Chris Price Gadgets, Top tens, Uncategorized

Top 10 #running accessories for 2017, including Garmin Vivoactive and TomTom cardio watches

  Whether you’re regular runner pounding the pavements or you just want to get fit for 2017 after eating too much turkey, Xmas is a perfect time to invest in […]

28 November 20162 February 2022 Chris Price Gadgets, Health, Running

Christmas 2016: Top 10 #swimming gifts including Misfit Speedo Shine activity tracker

Swimming is a great sport, but when it comes to accessories to improve and monitor your performance – or even just to keep you entertained – there hasn’t been that […]

27 November 20162 February 2022 Chris Price Gadgets, Uncategorized

Currys PC World reports Black Friday sales up 40% on last year

Seems that Black Friday is working for some electrical retailers (what you mean it’s Black Friday today, you should’ve mentioned it!). At least it seems to be working well for Currys […]

25 November 2016 Chris Price Black Friday, Uncategorized

Xmas 2016: Top 10 tablets for kids and adults under £100

Looking for a cheap tablet this Xmas? Don’t want to spend a fortune on the Apple iPad. Then you really have two options – either get an Amazon or get […]

24 November 201629 January 2023 Chris Price Gadgets, Tablet, Tablet PC, Uncategorized

5 Black Friday bargains for the cycling enthusiast, including 25% off Cervelo bike

Looking to save a bit of money on cycling gear this Winter? Then why not use Black Friday and Cyber Monday to invest in some new equipment. As well as […]

23 November 20169 May 2022 Chris Price Cycling

Review: Proofcam RAC 03 rearview mirror video dashcam

Name: Proofcam RAC 03 Type: Rearview Mirror Video Dashcam Specs: Click here for full specs Price: £159.99 British company Proofcam manufactures a wide range of dashcams, including several models for […]

12 April 201612 September 2022 Chris Price Gadgets, Transport

The world’s first sexy and affordable electric car? Pre-orders for Tesla Model 3 hit 276,000 in two days

Is this the car that’s going to thrust electric vehicles (EVs) in to the mainstream? Certainly Tesla’s charismatic chief executive Elon Musk thinks so. He has just announced 276,000 pre-orders in […]

5 April 20167 April 2016 Chris Price Transport

eFOLDI fold up scooter now on Kickstarter. The future of personal transport?

We write a lot about personal transport. About hoverboards, about electric bikes and electric scooters to name but a few. There are some really great products out there, but many […]

5 April 201610 July 2022 Chris Price Kickstarter, Transport, Travel Gadgets

Halfords partners with Sir Bradley Wiggins on bike range, announces surge in Dashcam sales

Sir Bradley Wiggins is the latest celebrity cyclist to join forces with Halfords on a range of bikes. The retailer, which already partners with cyclist Chris Boardman, has unveiled 10 […]

11 March 201611 March 2016 Chris Price Transport, Travel Gadgets

How do I keep my property safe? Top 5 high tech security products including MasterLock Smartpadlocks

Thanks to wireless technology it’s now easier and cheaper than ever before to protect your home with the latest hi-tech security products. Chris Price reports MasterLock Bluetooth Smartpadlocks £69-£89 Gone […]

10 March 201624 May 2019 Chris Price Gadgets, Wireless home

Look Mum No Hands! Tech Digest reviews the Tesla Model S Autopilot feature

Although I’ve written about electric vehicles (EV) for some time, and test driven quite a few in my time, one has always alluded me. The Tesla Model S. It’s probably […]

26 February 201626 February 2016 Chris Price Transport

Are connected cars safe? World’s best selling electric vehicle, Nissan Leaf, is hacked

It’s one thing your computer being hacked. But imagine if you are driving along and someone took control of your vehicle? With more and more cars connected to the internet, […]

25 February 201625 February 2016 Chris Price Transport

What is 5G and why do I need it? 5 things you should know about the proposed mobile phone technology

While many areas of the UK still haven’t got 4G coverage, mobile phone companies are already gearing up for the fifth generation of mobile phone technology which will make our […]

10 February 20166 February 2017 Chris Price Internet Of Things, Mobile phones, Nokia

5 products we expect to see at MWC 2016 – including Samsung Galaxy S7 and Microsoft Lumia 750

Without doubt Mobile World Congress, or MWC, is one of the world’s largest gatherings for the mobile industry. Due to take place in Barcelona from 22-25 February, it usually sees […]

8 February 20168 February 2016 Chris Price 4G, Android, LG, Microsoft, Mobile phones, Smartphones, Sony

Google parent Alphabet overtakes Apple as world’s ‘biggest’ company. More taxing questions to follow?

Editorial Depending on your point of view it’s either been a great week for internet giant Google or one of the worst (certainly you wouldn’t want to be in their […]

2 February 201629 December 2019 Chris Price Apple, Google

Hive expands connected home range with Active Plug and Window, Door sensors

You probably know Hive best for the connected home system that enables you to take control of your heating and hot water remotely using your smartphone. It’s been around for […]

27 January 201627 January 2016 Chris Price Home Appliances

Detroit Motor Show: Audi h-tron quattro concept Hydrogen Car unveiled

Unveiled at the Detroit Motor Show, this is the beautiful looking Audi h-tron quattro concept. A hydrogen-powered SUV, the h-tron quattro is closely related to Audi’s e-tron quattro all electric concept […]

14 January 20163 May 2019 Chris Price Motoring, Transport

CES 2016: Legendary Technics SL-1200 Direct-Drive turntable makes a comeback

Nearly six years since Panasonic took the decision to stop producing the legendary SL-1200 turntable, parent company Panasonic has announced at CES in Las Vegas it is to produce a […]

6 January 20166 February 2017 Chris Price Home audio, Retro gear, Uncategorized

2015: Year of phablets, mobile apps and emojis, says Flurry

After tracking 3.2 trillion sessions over the course of 2015, Yahoo-owned analytics company Flurry has revealed overall mobile app usage rose by 58% during the year with personalisation apps witnessing […]

6 January 201614 September 2021 Chris Price Gadgets, Mobile phones, Phablets

Star Wars: The Force Awakens – Picture gallery from European Premiere

Scroll down to see images from the European Premiere of the highly anticipated Star Wars: The Force Awakens below. All images courtesy of Image.net.   NEXT PAGE

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17 December 201517 December 2015 Chris Price Gallery

First look: Tech Digest reviews the latest 2016 Jaguar XF S

When I was a child I loved Jaguars. There was something quite beautiful about the curved lines and the super long bonnet of models like the Mark II (driven by […]

8 December 201510 December 2015 Chris Price Transport

2016: What’s around the corner for digital payments? Apple Pay, Bitcoin, Pingit and more

  Mobile payments, biometrics and crypto currencies. These were just some of the emerging trends discussed at the recent Westminster eForum Keynote Seminar at London’s Royal Society. Tech Digest’s Chris […]

30 November 201514 January 2016 Chris Price Apple, Cryptocurrencies, iPhone, iPhone, iPhone apps, Mobile phones

Review: Hive 2 heating/hot water control system from British Gas

I’ve had the British Gas heating control system for quite a while now, since April 2013 in fact when it was first introduced. See our review here. Back then it […]

12 November 201515 December 2016 Chris Price Home Appliances, Internet, Internet Of Things

Panasonic introduces the world’s first rugged detachable notebook, the Toughbook CF-20

Last night saw the UK launch of the latest Panasonic Toughbook at the Shangri-La Hotel on the 34th floor of London’s iconic Shard skyscraper. I went along for the great views over […]

11 November 201524 May 2019 Chris Price Tablet, Tablet PC

Review: Asus ZenPad 8.0 Z380C web tablet

Name: Asus ZenPad 8.0 Z380C Type: Web Tablet Specs: Click here for full specs Price: From £99 ASUS (officially pronounced ASOOS) may not be a brand you’ve heard too much […]

5 November 201512 February 2022 Chris Price Android, Tablet

4K TV Review: Polaroid Series 6 HD Smart 3D LED 65in TV, £1099

Polaroid has launched two cut price, Ultra High Definition (UHD) or 4K TVs. Available exclusively at Asda, Stuart O’Connor reviews the larger 65inch model and asks whether it is worth […]

21 October 201513 October 2020 Stuart 4K, TVs

Sensors working overtime: Bosch’s big plans for the Internet of Things

Tech Digest’s Chris Price visited Bosch’s recently opened Research and Development Facility near Stuttgart, Germany to see how the latest sensors are shaping the Internet of Things (iOT) revolution Think […]

20 October 201521 October 2015 Chris Price Internet, Internet Of Things

Aurabox launches Bluetooth speaker with LED light and smart light bulb, Aurabulb

Two new products from Divoom (no I’ve never heard of them either, but these products looks interesting). First off is the AuraBox, a Bluetooth speaker with added light functionalities (pictured above). […]

6 October 2015 Chris Price Home Appliances, Home audio, Internet Of Things

VW’s Audi and Porsche unveil electric cars at Frankfurt motor show

Is Tesla about to have a rival in the luxury electric car market? Volkswagen’s two premium flagship brands, Audi and Porsche, unveiled battery-powered sports cars at the Frankfurt auto show […]

15 September 201515 September 2015 Chris Price Transport

Don’t wait to celebrate. Get your online winnings straight away with William Hill’s Priority Access Card

It’s fair to say that betting has changed a little bit since the days when you had to queue up at the bookies with your receipt to collect your winnings. […]

10 September 201510 September 2015 Chris Price Apps, Gaming, Smartphones

Ted Baker & Quella launch these beautiful racer bikes from £1995

Bike envy has been taken to a new level, with the launch of made-to-order model by Ted Baker and small artisan bicycle firm Quella. The two British companies have teamed up to create the […]

4 September 20154 September 2015 Chris Price Gadgets, Transport, Travel Gadgets, Uncategorized

#IFA2015 Sengled introduces smart lighting solution

Sengled, a manufacturer of innovative smart lighting solutions for the smart home, has announced a new product at IFA in Berlin. The Sengled Element is an LED light that be controlled […]

4 September 20154 September 2015 Chris Price Home Appliances

#IFA15 Medion launch first 6inch phablet X6001 and 4G phone, the X5020

Officially launched at IFA in Berlin, Medion’s first phablet, the Medion X6001 (pictured above), is now available from the Medion UK webshop and through selected online and retail partners for £250. The […]

3 September 201521 September 2020 Chris Price Phablets, Smartphones

Germany’s Gigaset unveils trio of smartphones

German company GIGASET has become a surprise entrant in the smartphone arena. At its press conference in Berlin on Tuesday it unveiled three new smartphones – the ME and ME […]

3 September 20153 September 2015 Shiny 4G, Smartphones

‘Digital delay’ leaves children at online risk – NSPCC and O2 to offer helpline for parents

Parents are leaving it too late to tackle the issue of online safety with their children which could be putting them at risk of danger. That’s the main finding of […]

27 August 201527 August 2015 Chris Price Internet

OnePlus 2 to launch on August 11th – and it looks very promising

The OnePlus One smartphone was undoubtedly one of the most talked about mobile phones of 2014, becoming the smartphone of choice for those power users who were after a premium Android […]

28 July 201528 July 2015 Chris Price Mobile phones, Smartphones, Uncategorized

BBC micro:bit computer – free to every year 7 child in UK from October

The BBC has unveiled the micro:bit, a pocket-sized codeable computer (pictured above) with built-in motion detection, compass and Bluetooth technology, which is to be given free to every child in year […]

7 July 20157 July 2015 Chris Price Computers, Raspberry Pi

Could this Kingii wearable help to prevent drowning? Indiegogo campaign raises $400K in 2 days

It doesn’t seem you can go a day without some new wearable asking for money on crowdfunding websites like Kickstarter or Indiegogo. But here’s one that promises to be more […]

1 July 201521 July 2022 Chris Price Crowdfunding, Gadgets, Uncategorized, Wearables

5 driving gadgets for the summer getaway – including EE Buzzard 2 and Cobra Drive HD ‘DashCams’

Planning to get abroad in the car this summer to beat the airport queues? Or maybe you just want a staycation with a long drive to the coast or to […]

29 June 201531 December 2021 Chris Price Gadgets, Transport, Travel Gadgets

Keep kids entertained this summer with these Top 10 Outdoor Toys – including Razor Crazy Cart, NERF Zombie Strike Doominator

Summer holidays are looming which can only mean one thing for parents. Bored Kids. So Fun Kids Radio’s Bex Lindsay and toyologist (yes that is really a qualification) Peter Jenkinson have […]

22 June 20155 June 2022 Chris Price Gadgets, Toys

5 things to expect from Apple WWDC15, including iOS9, OS X 10.11

Taking place from June 8-12 in San Francisco, Apple’s WWDC sees its developer community come together to learn about the future of iOS and OS X. WWDC features more than 100 technical […]

8 June 20152 March 2017 Chris Price Apple, Apps

Which web tablet should I buy? Top 5 alternatives to the iPad/iPad Mini now under £200

Without doubt Apple’s iPad and the iPad Mini are two of the most popular web tablets on the market. However, they are also two of the most expensive! However, there […]

1 June 201517 November 2019 Chris Price Tablet

UK’s mobile and tablet theft hotspots are Leeds, Belfast and London (Swansea and Newcastle are safest

If you don’t want to get your mobile phone nicked then perhaps avoid Leeds, Belfast and London! For these three places top the list of the UK towns and cities […]

28 May 20151 July 2015 Chris Price Mobile phones, Tablet

Google to add ‘buy button’. More announcements at I/O developer conference to follow

Google’s I/O developer conference starts this morning in California and we’re expecting some pretty big announcements including Android M 6.0, the breaking out of Google+’s Photos app into a standalone […]

28 May 201523 December 2019 Chris Price Google

Wireless charging so your mobile doesn’t run out of juice

Running out of battery when you need it most is one of the common annoyances for smart phone and tablet users. Fonesalesman (yes it’s a rubbish name isn’t it?) has […]

28 May 20151 July 2015 Chris Price Mobile phones

Amazon and Google top UK’s most useful brand list – but BBC and M&S closing the gap

A poll of over 2,300 adults commissioned by digital product and service studio 383 has revealed that Brits see Amazon as the brand that does the most to make their […]

28 May 20153 May 2020 Chris Price Amazon, Google, Poll, Polls

Two in five of us walk around with broken smartphones

Must admit wherever I go I see people trying to look at information on their smartphone which is covered in cracks. And I wonder how can they do that without […]

28 May 20151 July 2015 Chris Price Mobile phones, Smartphones

Misfit upgrades its smart sleep monitor, Beddit Smart

Want to monitor just how efficiently you are sleeping? Of course you do. Misfit has announced an upgrade to its sleep monitor and mobile app, Misfit Beddit Smart and Beddit […]

27 May 201522 March 2022 Chris Price Apps

LG G4 now available to buy at Carphone Warehouse 

         LG’s newest flagship smartphone, the LG G4, is now available to buy from Carphone Warehouse. The UK’s largest mobile retailer is stocking the brand new handset […]

27 May 201522 February 2017 Chris Price LG, Mobile phones

Optoma announces next generation LED projector, HD91+

  1080p LED technology Full lens shift, wide 1.9x zoom and throw ratio: 1.5 to 2.89:1 Full CMS+ for calibration precision 20,000 hours lifespan for LEDs Near instantaneous on/off The […]

27 May 20151 July 2015 Chris Price Uncategorized

6 things you need to know about the new Sony Xperia Z3+

Sony quietly launched its latest Sony Xperia Z3+ yesterday. Here are 6 things you need to know about the new (and only slightly improved) flagship model: 1. The Xperia Z3+ […]

27 May 201527 May 2015 Chris Price Mobile phones, Sony

Sphero launches Darkside connected toy – Ollie’s mischievous alter-ego!

Connected toy company Sphero has announced its latest toy Darkside is now available on Firebox for £99.99. Billed as mischievous alter-ego of Ollie, which launched last Autumn, Darkside is the first toy […]

22 May 20151 July 2015 Chris Price Robots, Toys, Uncategorized

EE promises world’s largest festival mobile charging operation at Glastonbury

Hopefully you shouldn’t have to worry about running out of juice at this year’s Glastonbury Festival as EE has signed up for its third year as the official technology and […]

21 May 20151 July 2015 Chris Price 4G, Mobile phones

Monster introduces floating speaker – perfect for swimming pool parties

At first I thought they must be pulling my leg. But it seems that a floating speaker is actually a thing. Well it is now. Called the SuperStar BackFloat, this high-performance […]

20 May 201522 December 2015 Chris Price Hi-Fi Systems, Home audio

Olloclip launches Active Lens to improve iPhone 6 and 6 Plus digital photography

Works with all photo and video apps including Instagram, Facebook, VSCO, Periscope and Apple’s built-in camera app Lightweight design works on both front and rear-facing iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 […]

20 May 20151 July 2015 Chris Price iPhone, iPhone accessories

LG G4 available to preorder at Mobiles.co.uk – LG announce two new models, G4c and G4 Stylus

The LG G4 is now available to preorder at Mobiles.co.uk from £32.50 per month. The online phone retailer can also confirm that the black leather back edition will be exclusive […]

20 May 201520 May 2015 Chris Price 4G

Denon adds waterproof speaker HEOS1 to wireless speaker range

Hi-fi company Denon has added two new products to its wireless multi-room systems.The portable HEOS 1 wireless speaker is the first product in the series intended for both indoor and […]

20 May 201520 May 2015 Chris Price Hi-Fi Systems, Wireless home

ReVault seeks funding for world’s first wearable cloud from Indiegogo

Hardly a day goes by without a new tech company looking for crowdfunding from Kickstarter or Indiegogo. But here’s one that caught our eye. Billed as the world’s first wearable […]

20 May 201521 July 2022 Chris Price Cloud, Crowdfunding, Smartwatches

House hunters value space for tech gadgets above friends and family

When it comes to picking a home to buy, it seems our gadgets are more important to us than our friends and family. Research from Yorkshire Building Society into house buyers’ […]

19 May 201519 May 2015 Chris Price Gadgets, Hi-Fi Systems, Home Appliances, Poll

Carphone Warehouse announces 4G network, iD

Carphone Warehouse is set to  launch a new 4G network tomorrow (Tuesday 12th May) called iD. It claims to offer the best value 4G plans on the market with roaming covering […]

11 May 201511 May 2015 Chris Price 4G, Mobile phones

Elon Musk’s Tesla unveils Powerwall – batteries to power the home

Want to be able to power your home in the event of a blackout? US electric carmaker Tesla Motors has unveiled batteries that can power homes and businesses as it […]

2 May 201510 May 2021 Chris Price Features, Transport

Why did Twitter open up direct messaging to everyone?

The big news last night that Twitter is changing the way that it works, so that users can DM each other, even if they’re not following each other. Don’t worry […]

21 April 201524 April 2015 James O'Malley Twitter, Web 2.0, Websites

Android Wear gets native wifi support, gesture controls and more

Google has announced a big software update for Android Wear adding a bunch of new features. In what we’re sure isn’t a coincidence, this news comes just days from the […]

20 April 201524 April 2015 James O'Malley Android, Smartwatches, Wearables

How can you be as successful as Elon Musk? Why not ask his ex-wife?

Quora is a fun platform for interesting questions and answers. If you’ve never used it, basically imagine Reddit but where all of the questions are almost exclusively about how aeroplanes […]

20 April 201524 April 2015 James O'Malley Web 2.0, Websites

Google changing its search algorithms to prioritise mobile websites

Websites that haven’t kept up with the times could be about to see a huge drop in traffic, as Google is to change its search algorithms to prioritise websites that […]

17 April 201524 April 2015 James O'Malley Google, Web 2.0, Websites

M&S hackers went undetected for 52 hours before cyber attack, Fortnite unavailable on iPhones globally

Hackers went undetected in Marks and Spencer‘s systems for up to 52 hours before the devastating cyber attack was finally uncovered, insiders have revealed. Believed to have been from the Scattered […]

17 May 202517 May 2025 Chris Price News

UK-based Scattered Spider hackers turning attention to US retailers

UK-Based members of hacking group Scattered Spider are expanding cyber-attack operations to target US retailers, according to Google. This follows a series of attacks on prominent British retailers, including Marks […]

16 May 202516 May 2025 Chris Price News

TikTok to offer teenagers guided meditation sessions after 10pm

TikTok is set to introduce guided meditation sessions for teenage users who are active on the platform after 10pm. This initiative is part of the company’s effort to address and […]

16 May 202516 May 2025 Chris Price News

Coinbase says cyber attack will cost $400m, Motorola Razr Ultra 2025 reviewed

One of the world’s biggest cryptocurrency firms, Coinbase, says a recent cyber attack will cost it up to $400m (£301m). The firm said it was contacted by hackers who claimed […]

16 May 2025 Chris Price News
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Nuclear power crucial for UK data centre growth, says Amazon chief

According to the head of the world’s largest cloud computing company, the UK requires a significant expansion of its nuclear energy capacity to support the escalating demands of data centres, […]

16 May 202516 May 2025 Chris Price Artificial Intelligence, News

Nissan eyes Sunderland plant for Chinese car production amidst restructuring plan

Nissan’s new chief executive, Ivan Espinosa, has indicated that the company is considering using its Sunderland plant in the UK to produce vehicles for Chinese partner, Dongfeng. This announcement comes […]

15 May 2025 Chris Price Car stuff

Apple’s iPhone Fold tipped for annual release, may replace Pro Max as flagship

Apple is reportedly planning a significant push into the foldable phone market, with rumors suggesting the iPhone Fold could become an annual release taking over the flagship mantle from the […]

15 May 202515 May 2025 Chris Price Apple, News

Chinese ‘kill switches’ spark security concerns at US solar farms

The discovery of hidden “kill switches” in American solar farms has ignited a wave of security concerns, prompting calls for investigations into potential risks to energy infrastructure. These kill switches, […]

15 May 202515 May 2025 Chris Price Energy & Efficiency, Energy systems, News

1 in 4 SMEs have never used AI, citing trust and job security concerns

Over half (52%) believe AI could replace their jobs 37% say it introduces data and compliance risks 30% say their customers might not like AI-driven services 14% admit to not […]

15 May 202515 May 2025 Chris Price Artificial Intelligence, Business tips

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