Beddit Sleep Tracker review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict At a price of £106, it’s difficult to recommend this product, particularly as it has several annoying factors like the lack of an on-cable power switch and an attachment system that isn’t reusable. However, for a small number of health fanatics or ultra-curious sleepers, Beddit will give you all the data you’re looking for in one easy-to-use app. Beddit is a smart sleep tracker that’s designed to help you monitor your sleeping patterns, so you’ll know whether you had a good night’s sleep, and get tips about how you can improve your sleep quality....

Best gifts and gadgets for sports fans Best gifts and gadgets for sports fans: Bike SpokeLit Cycling is growing in popularity across the UK, but as winter descends it’s vitally important that riders remain highly visible on murky roads. One excellent solution to this problem is the Bike SpokeLit, a small lightweight light that fixes onto the spokes of your wheel and creates a solid circle of illumination when you’re moving....

How to use Apple Music on Android or iPhone Apple is taking on Spotify, Deezer, Google Music, and a wealth of other music streaming providers with its new Apple Music service (which is now also available in beta as a web player). It’s been a long time since iTunes revolutionised the digital music market, and things have moved on quite a bit since then, but this latest effort could see the California giant climb back to the top of the tree....

UMI Fair budget smartphone review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The UMI Fair has an excellent specification for not a lot of money. With a thin, metal frame it looks much more expensive than it is, and it includes all the features you’re likely to need with a removable battery, microSD support, a fingerprint scanner and dual-SIM 4G LTE connectivity. Performance is adequate and the camera more than satisfactory, making this something of an all-rounder....

Marbotic Smart Numbers & Letters review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Marbotic Smart Numbers and Smart Letters merge Montessori methods of learning and tablet digital wizardry. They add the vital physical element of educational toys that really help young children learn their basic numeracy and literacy. Of the two Smart Numbers is the best and thoroughly recommended. Smart Letters isn’t far behind but is perhaps let down by the choice of upper-case letters and the rather annoyingly long phonic audio on one of the apps....