Category: Gadgets
Digital uprising? Searches to delete Facebook double following Cambridge Analytica scandal
Web searches to delete Facebook rocketed in March as the UK was among a number of countries to lead a ‘digital uprising’ against the social media giant, in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica data breach. According to a new global study of 255 locations across 17 countries by Virtual Private Network (VPN) comparison site Top10VPN.com, search…
Vodafone announces SIM only and home broadband deals
Hot on the heels of the launch of the Home Broadband Ultimate Speed Guarantee, which we wrote about here, Vodafone UK has announced four new SIM only and Home Broadband bundles. Vodafone claims the four new bundles offer big savings compared to other broadband and mobile providers. New customers can enjoy a 20GB bundle for…
Tech4Good Awards: AbilityNet looking for gadgets to help disabled
From Bristol Braille comes Canute, the world’s first affordable multiline Braille e-reader, with 360 cells Leading digital inclusion charity AbilityNet is on the hunt for inspiring tech projects for this year’s Tech4Good Awards. This includes the Tech4Good Accessibility Award, which recognises people using tech to transform the lives of disabled people. Past winners have included SpecialEffect and Lifelites, who…
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 for different markets including maritime, surveillance and defence industries for the last 40 years. It also offers a range of thermal imaging cameras for both…
Vodafone tests new 5G spectrum across live network
Vodafone UK has completed the first test of new 5G spectrum across an existing live network between Manchester and the company’s headquarters in Newbury, Berkshire. It claims it's a major milestone in UK telecommunications, as it is the first time that the 3.4 Gigahertz (GHz) radio frequency allocated for 5G has been used in the…
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 iPhone X reaffirmed this, while commentators are already speculating about Apple's latest developments and the launch of a potential successor to their 10th anniversary offering.…
Ford Mustang tops the poll of most famous movie motors
Ever wondered which are the most popular movie motors? Nope me neither. Well thankfully insurance price comparison site GoCompare has. Which is why it's come up with what it claims is a definitive list of motors in the movies. It's been compiled from analysing six decades worth of movies (thank goodness for big data). Perhaps…
Olympus wins iF and Red Dot design awards for OM-D E-M10 Mark III
The beautiful, retro-looking Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III digital camera, pictured above, has been honoured with two coveted product design prizes: The iF Design Award and the Red Dot Award 2018. Both internationally renowned design competitions received over 6,000 entries, respectively, out of which the international juries selected products with the highest design quality to…
5 Tips To Producing High-Quality Music
Most music producers end up getting stuck in one level and never make the effort to improve their skills. As such, they end up producing low-quality music and in the long run since they’ve not polished and fine-tuned their art of music production, fail to succeed. But there’s a better way to do things. Let’s…
Only one third of postcodes lead to front door, survey from what3words shows
How many times have you put the postcode in a sat nav only to end up in a field when you should be at a shopping centre? Or thought you'd put in the postcode for a football pitch, only to find yourself in a car park several hundred metres away. Analysis from a survey of…
