2015 Chromebook Pixel review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict As we’ve stated in pretty much every Chromebook review, they’re not for everyone. Being tied to the web, and Google’s version of the web in particular, isn’t going to be ideal for some users. The same goes for those that want to edit video, record music, or play AAA games. Those users would be better served by a decent PC, which you could certainly buy for the same money as the new Pixel....
Vodafone Smart Ultra 6 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Vodafone Smart Ultra 6 is worth its £125 price tag without a doubt. It’s one of the best experiences we’ve had with a budget smartphone, and nothing about this phone suggests that it’s budget apart from its price tag. Compared to the Smart Prime 6, this is definitely the better option to go for and we’d definitely pay the extra £50 for it – it’s more powerful, has better cameras and a larger, higher quality display....
How to make a hologram projector for your phone Step 1 We show you how to create a hologram projector for yourphonein two minutes. Kill some time with this fun DIY project – follow our idiot’s guide to creating a hologram projector for your smartphone. (Also see:All smartphone how tos.) There are loads of videos onYouTubeshowing you how to make a hologram projector for your phone. Most of them involve the use of graph paper, a craft knife, a CD case, a ruler, actual maths and other bits and bobs that you may or may not be allowed to play with unsupervised....
Acer S277HK review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Acer S277HK makes an impact with its angular white and silver design, and offers good image quality that’s only clouded a little by the applied anti-reflective film. An adjustable height stand or even VESA mount would subtract our problems with its form-before-function ergonomics. At around £500 it is one of the cheaper 27-inch UHD IPS displays currently available. LCD panels for PCs are now bigger than ever before....
Moto X Style vs Moto X Play vs Moto X (2014) Our Verdict Which is the best phone then? The Style is the obvious winner, as long as you don’t mind a bigger, heavier device, and one without an AMOLED display. It might sound like a lot of compromising, but at £359, it looks like pretty darn good value to us when compared to the most expensive flagships. If you’re already the owner of a 2nd Gen Moto X, you might prefer to stick with what you have, especially if you bought it for the AMOLED screen, or Consider a completely different phone as an upgrade....
