Are You Using Your Phone Too Much? How to Cut Down on Screen Time Your smartphone is likely to be your most-used gadget and even one of your most important possessions. We all use them for the traditional duties of phone call and texts, but such is the power and capabilities of modern devices that we now rely on these glowing rectangles to tell us our schedule, how to get places, listen to music, take photographs and video, browse the internet, control our heating, book train tickets, social media, play games and even to pay for things in shops....

Metroid Prime 4 release date, gameplay rumours & trailers The biggest surprise announcement ofNintendo’s E3 2017 Spotlightpresentation was one that many fans hadn’t even dared hope for: a new Metroid Prime game for the Switch. We only got a brief glimpse of Metroid Prime 4, but that tease was enough to get fans clamouring for more. Here’s what we know so far, including release date rumours, who’s developing the game, and the announcement trailer....

Metroid Prime 4 release date, gameplay rumours & trailers The biggest surprise announcement ofNintendo’s E3 2017 Spotlightpresentation was one that many fans hadn’t even dared hope for: a new Metroid Prime game for the Switch. We only got a brief glimpse of Metroid Prime 4, but that tease was enough to get fans clamouring for more. Here’s what we know so far, including release date rumours, who’s developing the game, and the announcement trailer....

Nvidia’s GeForce Now cloud gaming service has officially left beta Cloud gaming is set to be the ‘in’ thing in 2020 with the likes of Google Stadia, Sony’s PlayStation Now and Microsoft’s Project xCloud set to take the centre stage, allowing gamers to access a variety of high-end games on devices not traditionally suited to gaming. The issue is these streaming services are tailored towards console gamers, so what are PC gamers to use?...

Nvidia’s GeForce Now cloud gaming service has officially left beta Cloud gaming is set to be the ‘in’ thing in 2020 with the likes of Google Stadia, Sony’s PlayStation Now and Microsoft’s Project xCloud set to take the centre stage, allowing gamers to access a variety of high-end games on devices not traditionally suited to gaming. The issue is these streaming services are tailored towards console gamers, so what are PC gamers to use?...