BlackBerry announces second Android touchscreen handset Not content with its dwindling fortunes, BlackBerry has announced a brand new, mid-range Android smartphone, the DTEK50. The company is touting the catchy-named DTEK50 as ‘the world’s most secure Android phone’. That claim is sort of a wild one given the open source, vulnerable nature of the Android platform, but BlackBerry promises the phone will let users be more aware of when their privacy could be at risk....

How to take 360-degree photos on Facebook Facebook is pushing for a more immersive culture through photo and video sharing, and is encouraging more people to upload and share original content over viral content. It recently released theFacebook Slideshow feature, and in the same month announced the ability toshare 360-degree photos to your timeline. Although at this stage you cannot take a 360-degree performing photo within Facebook itself, you can use panoramic photos taken from your smartphone or use a third-party app and upload these....

How to use Facebook Slideshow We all want to make our lives look interesting on social media. Creating a video about yourself that’s interesting enough to post online can be daunting, or simply something you don’t have time for. The latest update on Facebook’s photo-sharing app Memories gave the option of creating a slideshow of six or more photos to music. This feature, dubbed Facebook Slideshow, is now available to all iOS users without the need to download the Memories app....

Anker SoundCore Sport XL Bluetooth speaker review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The Anker SoundCore Sport XL seems to be what its name suggests – a robust and masculine-looking device for the outdoors. The most impressive part of the speaker being its 20m Bluetooth range. Unfortunately, it’s let down by its weight and price tag of £54.99. With the Bluetooth speaker market booming, it’s hard to stand out from the masses....

iHealth Wave swimming and activity tracker review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The iHealth Wave is part of a suite of fitness-monitoring devices that will help you use exercise to get more healthy. It measures most (but not all) of what rival activity trackers do and adds swimming, which will be a big plus for many. Its app connects to wireless scales and pulse measures, plus other health-related gadgets. If you prefer your tracker to look more like a watch than a band, you’ll like the iHealth Wave’s old-school round tracker; and it comes with a choice of two wristbands....