Extreme Hangten Bluetooth speaker review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The Extreme Hangten brings a certain skater-style to the crowded Bluetooth market, but due to its relatively high price tag of £65, is unable to deliver a truly inspiring sound for its price. If this speaker was slightly less expensive, we could see it being recommended for those wanting a trendy looking speaker. The Bluetooth speaker market has blown up with a lot of different speakers which are often made by Chinese manufacturing plants....

How to add extra accounts to Instagram Instagram allows its users to upload and edit both photos and videos before sharing them with the world, directly from theirsmartphoneswithout any real effort. Thesocial networkhas grown exponentially in terms of popularity over the past few years, causing businesses to take an interest and set up accounts to promote their products. There’s one feature that Instagram has been missing – the ability to log in to multiple accounts at once, making it easier to switch and post new photos regularly....

How to record phone calls on a smartphone You might think recording calls on your smartphone would be a relatively easy task. After all, most new models arrive with some sort of voice recording app already installed, and it shouldn’t prove much of a technological challenge to the likes of an iPhone 6S orSamsung Galaxy S6. Well, that isn’t the case, and in truth it can be a bit of a pain....

iPad mini 4 vs Xiaomi Mi Pad 2 comparison review Our Verdict If money is no object then the iPad mini 4 is the superior tablet here with all-round quality on offer. That’s not to say the Xiaomi Mi Pad 2 is bad, though. We’re really impressed with it and you can save a lot of cash this way. However, prepare yourself for a slightly odd Android experience which requires some tweaking due to its Chinese roots....

Skullcandy Grind review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The Skullcandy Grind provide a fantastic value-for-money sound, which coupled with its removable cable design, one-button remote, comfortable pads and their funky looking design make them a good value buy at £28. Comfortable on-ear headphones are somewhat hard to come by, as they either have a very strong clamp or a set of thin, small-diameter headphone pads. TheSkullcandy Grindis the exception: an on-ear headphone which, unlike its competitors, comes with a large 40mm driver that has a flat ear pads, a detachable cable, and also have the ability to take calls and control your smartphone’s music....