Samsung Galaxy S6 review: The best Android phone of 2015 Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Samsung’s Galaxy S6 is the best Android phone of 2015 so far, although we’ve yet to see what’s to come from the LG G4 and Sony Xperia Z4. It’s fast, it’s well built, it has a gorgeous screen and the software isn’t overly intrusive. The fingerprint scanner is vastly improved, the heart-rate scanner a potential draw for some users, and the wireless- and fast charging welcome inclusions....

BT-EE merger approved by CMA: What this means for customers The £12.5bn BT-EE merger has been approved by the CMA, having deemed there to be “no significant lessening of competition” in the market place as a result. But are there other potential victims of this merger? Also see:UK’s best mobile network. All along BT and EE have maintained that the deal would be good news for existing customers, allowing it to offer new products and services and to invest in its mobile infrastructure, creating the “leading converged communications provider in the UK”....

Asus Transformer Book Flip TP200SA review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict Whether the Asus Transformer Book Flip TP200SA is a good buy or not depends entirely on your priorities. If you want to open up loads of browser windows and have plenty of apps open at once, this isn’t for you. The Asus Transformer Book Flip TP200SA only really runs well with an app or two running, and no data-intensive background processes going on....

How to view all films on Netflix: Make Netflix easier to browse Why is Netflix so difficult to browse? If you’re among those desperate to get a single list of all films on Netflix, help is finally at hand. Here’s how to view all films on Netflix, sorted by genre. Also see:What to watch on Netflix. How to view all films on Netflix: Summary Netflix has many more genres than it shows you on the home page, and many more films within those genres than what it recommends to you....

What is Li-Fi? Everything we know so far about Li-Fi technology With 5GHz Wi-Fi and4G connectivityreadily available in the UK, a new wireless standard may seem like overkill – however, this new communication standard leaves existing technology in the dust with regards to data speeds, boasting 100x faster downloads than a conventional Wi-Fi connection. It’s called Li-Fi, and it’s slightly different to anything we’ve ever seen. Here, we explain just what Li-Fi is, how it works, how secure it is and when we can expect to start seeing Li-Fi enabled devices....