How to Turn Your Smartphone into a Professional Camera
True, every year new and better smartphones are released to the public from tech giants such as Apple, Samsung and Google, however, even with a few extra megapixels, what does it really take to turn your smartphone into a professional…
How to Avoid Facebook Scams
For many of us, having a social media account is essential. It lets us keep in touch with family and friends, shows off our trips to the gym or holidays and even lets us create our own online personas of…
What Is Hyperloop and What Will It Do for You?
Elon Musk has announced that the first Hyperloop tunnel is almost completed. He claims that the tunnel will open to the public on Dec 10th. The super-fast train Musk and his company, “The Boring Company” has been promising this technological…
VPN Tutorial: A Complete Virtual Private Network (VPN) Guide
In this tutorial, we’ll go over what virtual private network (VPN) is, why it’s essential to use one, and how to correctly set it up.
Is Verizon Really Offering 5G Home Internet Already?
While most of us are still trying to get our heads around the idea of 5G signal and when we might actually get it, Verizon shocked the world by launching a 5G home internet service. The problem is, with most…
The Big Announcements from the Google Pixel 3 Event
Google’s annual fall hardware event took place last week (Oct 9th) in New York, with the company unveiling its new phone and some intriguing new devices. Here’s the big news from the day.
Facebook Announces Portal for All Your Video Chatting Needs
In what looks to be a direct competitor to the Amazon Echo Show, Facebook have launched a new gadget called the Facebook Portal. Aimed at video chatting, the Facebook Portal will allow users to video chat with anyone who has…
Currys Launches Superheroine Campaign to Champion Women in STEM
In a bid to inspire more women to build careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematical (STEM) fields, Curry’s have launched a superb campaign that champions some of the greatest female minds in history.
Spotify to Add Personalised Songs to Popular Playlists
Spotify is a wonderful thing. Not only does it allow us to listen to all our favourite music for a small monthly subscription without needing to buy a particular artist’s music, but it also allows us to create hundreds of…
Apps That Help from Dusk to Dawn
The significance of mobile device in our day to day life and activities is definitely endless. This is so because mobile phones are no longer the ordinary communication device it used to be. It has become the unexpected point of…
App Security & How a Tech Failure Overshadowed a Political Party Conference
App security is one of those things that tends to get overlooked. Sometimes the developers get away with it and sometimes, such as this year’s Conservative Party Conference, they don’t. A security and data breach at the core of an…
Sony to Release PlayStation Classic
Following in the footsteps of Nintendo with their mini versions of the classic NES and SNES, Sony have announced that a mini version of their original PlayStation will be released in time for Christmas this year. Dubbed the PlayStation Classic,…
When Will We All Get 5G?
If you thought 4G signal was fast, then you better get ready for 5G, a connection so fast it’s been likened to having fibre internet on our phones. And you may be getting it far quicker than you might think.…
Meet the TV That Will Invite Its Viewers to Sue It
Over the years, technology has taken a – somewhat scary at times – dive straight into sci-fi territory with self-driving cars and phones that may actually fold into our pockets. But with such leaps forward in technology, how much do…
Are Self-Healing Smartphones in Our Future?
Self-healing is something we tend to take for granted, after all, our bodies do it every day. If you run into your roommate’s grumpy cat and end up with a big scratch across your arm, it’s not the end of the world, as your skin will simply heal away as if it never existed over the next few days. Wouldn’t it be amazing if the screens on our phones could do the same?