Fairphone 2 review Our Verdict The Fairphone 2 is a truly exciting smartphone with its modular design that means you can easily repair it yourself so it lasts longer than a regular handset. The current device doesn’t have outstanding specs so won’t appeal to power users but when you can upgrade parts things will be very different and we can’t wait. The Fairphone isn’t a brand new device but we’ve managed to spend some time with the modularsmartphoneatMWC 2016....

How to make and submit a Snapchat geofilter Snapchat is a hugely popular app foriOSandAndroidthat allows users to send and receive photos, videos and text messages that expire after being viewed only once. Over the years,Snapchathas added various new features to keep the service fresh and interesting for users, including the now famous Snapchat lenses that apply special effects to your face in app. The next big thing from Snapchat seems to be geofilters, specially designed filters that show where you are in a cool and unique way....

HP Envy 13 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The HP Envy 13 gets a lot of things right. The design, the trackpad, the performance and the screen are all very good. Using this laptop is a real delight in most respects, its physical portability is fantastic and it has clearly been designed with a sensible budget in mind. It’s a good buy. There are a few issues, though. Unless use is very light, battery life is disappointing and the build quality is slightly less impressive than it at first appears – there’s some flex to the body, making it a bit less luxurious than you might expect looking at photos....

Lenovo Yoga 900 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Lenovo Yoga 900 is a laptop that really asks you to believe in its design style. After all, it doesn’t come cheap and for the price you can get a laptop with much more power if you’re not out for something immensely portable. That’s where this laptop excels: portability. As well as being slim, light and all-round lovely, the smart hinge lets it sit where most other laptops just can’t....

ZTE Blade V7 and Blade V7 Lite review Our Verdict Both of ZTE’s Blade V7 smartphones are decent mid-range offerings with screen sizes we’ve come to favour. At first glance they both look like stunning phones with gorgeous design, and we’re pleased to see that they’re made with aluminium rather than a metallic plastic, but on closer inspection the build quality leaves a lot to be desired. There’s nothing particularly outstanding about either phone and it’s odd that ZTE has decided to include the fingerprint sensor in the Lite model and exclude it from the V7 itself, but the camera sets are good for the price and the processors shouldn’t be sluggish unless you intend to regularly multi-task or run power-hungry apps....