New Year Tech resolutions As a new year begins, many of us will be vowing to improve ourselves and situations through doing less of some things and more of others. With technology now playing a central role in modern life, these resolutions will either be aided or hindered by our devices. So, here’s some tech-related oaths, which you might want to add to your list. Get fitter It comes as a constant surprise to us that buying aFitbitor other activity tracker doesn’t actually cause any weight-loss....

Nintendo Switch tips and tricks TheNintendo Switchis proving a big success and the multi-mode console will be under plenty of Christmas trees this year. Whether you’ve just opened one up or you’ve been playing for a while, here are our top tips and tricks so you get the most out of the Switch. In this tips and tricks article we’re not going to bore you with the basics like how to use the Joy-Cons on similar....

What are Amazon Echo Buttons? Amazon recently introduced a collection of playful products called Alexa Gadgets that enhance voice interactions with compatibleEcho devices. Alexa Gadgets take gaming to a whole new level by allowing friends and family to physically interact with their Echos. Echo Buttons, which were announced alongside a series of new Echo products, are the first of the range of gadgets. And you canbuy a two-packfor £19.99 from Amazon....

Best Xbox One tips and tricks When compared to when it first launched in 2013, the Xbox One is a very different console. From a bit of a rocky start, Microsoft has evolved the console both in terms of hardware and software to provide a powerful gaming system with an intuitive, feature-packed user interface. The issue with having such a feature-rich console is that some handy features can go unnoticed for months, or even years....

How to take a screenshot on Amazon Fire tablet Underneath Amazon’s FireOS software lurks a version of Android. Not that you’d know it: there are no Google apps or services on Amazon tablets, so there’s no reason you’d suspect it had anything to do with Android. Taking a screenshot on aFire tabletis therefore no different to taking one on an Android phone or tablet. Here we’ll show you how it’s done, plus a couple of tips if it doesn’t work....