Samsung Galaxy S6 vs Galaxy S6 Edge comparison review Our Verdict Apart from a small difference in storage, the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 differ mainly in price, design and the dual edge screen. The curved screen looks better in appearance but makes the phone uncomfortable and doesn’t add enough functionality to warrant the extra price. Like Apple, Samsung has two versions of its flagship smartphone, theGalaxy S6andGalaxy S6 Edge.But what’s the difference?...

SanDisk Extreme PRO 480 GB review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict SanDisk’s top Consumer SSD is backed by a confident 10-year guarantee, and its clear high performance a great value at around 36 pence per gigabyte make this one of the top SSDs you can find today, even a year after its launch. Like Crucial/Micron, Samsung and Toshiba, SanDisk sits at the big table for flash memory dealers. It has a range ofSSDsfor consumers and business, with the Extreme name reserved for the top solid-state drive for personal computers....

Samsung 850 PRO 1TB review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Samsung 850 PRO arrived just too late for last year’s round-up of the best SSDs, but even a year down the line it still has little serious competition in the stakes for the world’s best SATA SSD. It may be left for dust by more modern PCIe drives such as Samsung’s own XP941, but if you have a SATA-based PC and want to fit it with the best storage, take the closest look at the 850 PRO....

Best phonics, literacy and spelling apps for kids What are the best apps for learning to read and write, phonics, and spelling? We review the best reading and writing apps for iPhone, iPad and Android devices. Teaching your kids to read and write used to just involve books, pencils, paper and, later, giant coloured fridge magnets. Then along came smartphones and tablets and now parents can call on a huge raft of educational apps to teach their kids to read and write....

SteelSeries Sentry review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The SteelSeries Sentry is an impressive piece of kit and we found the eye-tracking futuristic and exhilarating. However, at this early stage the device is expensive for most gamers and there just aren’t enough games which support it which is a real shame. We hope the situation improves soon. Eye-tracking technology has been around for a number of years but we’ve not seen it in many consumer products until now....