UMI eMax Mini budget smartphone review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The UMI eMax Mini is a very decent attempt at a budget Android phone with mid-range specs, and a strong rival to the Vodafone Smart Prime 6 that tops our budget phones chart. It’s slower than the original UMI eMax in our benchmarks, but in real-world use it feels just as fast. The cameras have been improved and also the design, in our opinion, resulting in a cheap phone that offers strong value for money....

Who is Anonymous? A short history of hacktivism As Anonymous steps up to take on IS and the KKK, we look at the concept of computer hacking for a just cause – who is Anonymous and what is hacktivism? When we originally wrote this article back in 2012, we said that over the past two years around 90 people – some as young as 16 years old – had been arrested in the US, UK, and mainland Europe for online criminal activities relating to the hacktivist group Anonymous....

Noke review: the smart Bluetooth padlock you unlock with your phone Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Noke may be weighty and expensive, and its battery non-rechargeable, but we’re genuinely surprised no-one came up with the idea sooner. Noke lets you secure your belongings without having to carry a key or remember a combination, and security doesn’t get much simpler than that. If ourphonescan unlock our wallet then why not everything else we want to secure?...

HTC One A9 release date, price and specs It’s late in the year for asmartphonelaunch but HTC has a new handset for you to consider. It’s not a new flagship device but here’s what you need to know about the HTC One A9.See also:20 best smartphones. Not many tech gadgets avoid getting leaked and the HTC One A9 was no different, with specs and images across the web ahead of the launch event in New York....

JmGo G1 home cinema projector review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict One of the coolest-looking home projectors we’ve ever seen, the JmGO G1 is an excellent buy. The remote control takes a while to get your head around, and we’d have liked the ability to pair a Bluetooth mouse or keyboard instead, but it’s otherwise very difficult to find fault with the J1 at £449. ‘Gorgeous’ and ‘projector’ don’t often sit well together in a sentence, but that’s exactly what you get with theJmGO G1 Smart Home Theater....