Sea of Thieves release date, gameplay, deals & platforms Back at E3 2015, Microsoft announced Sea of Thieves, the multiplayer action-packed pirate game exclusive to Windows 10 and Xbox One. Nearly three years later, the game is now available to play via Xbox Play Anywhere, allowing you to play on both PC and console. Coming from legendary developer Rare, Sea of Thieves was one of ourmost anticipated releasesand we think it has the potential to become one of thebest games on the Xbox One....

Amazon Fire TV 4K (2017) review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict If you are an avid Amazon Prime subscriber then it makes sense to go for the Fire TV for ease of integration and 4K access to Amazon Prime films and TV. It also offers full Netflix support and access to a plethora of apps and channels at less than half the cost of the Apple TV 4K – though that product has an Ethernet port for a potentially more stable streaming experience, unlike the Amazon Fire TV that relies on Wi-Fi....

DJI Mavic Pro review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Folding drones are undoubtedly the future. GoPro thinks so, and now that DJI has unveiled the Mavic Pro, it’s sure to become the bandwagon on which to jump. The Mavic may seem expensive, but the fact that it has even better tech inside it than the Phantom 4 means it’s actually very good value. If there’s one downside it’s that you can’t remove the gimbal and camera for ground-based filming as you can with GoPro’s Karma....

Elon Musk: 12 ideas that aren’t so crazy Famed for founding SpaceX and co-founding PayPal and Tesla Motors, Elon Musk is known for his less than conventional ideas, but some may not be as crazy as they first seem. From Tesla, Hyperloop transportation, artificial intelligence and more, here are 12 Elon Musk ideas that are borderline genius. See also:Driverless cars: Tesla models ‘self-learning’ capabilities Tunelling beneath Los Angeles In a bid to cut the traffic in LA, Musk created The Boring Company, to do exactly that: bore....

How to Install Any App on Android Wear Watches Sideloading apps enables you to install apps that are either not available in Google Play or not listed as compatible for your device. This is rarely a problem with Android phones, but with Android watches it’s a common occurrence. What if you could change that, and install any app you like? There are some potential drawbacks: the app might not work as intended because it hasn’t been optimised for the device, which might mean it’s buggy, crashes upon opening or drains resources and battery life....