Alcatel OneTouch Watch hands-on review Pros Cons Our Verdict We like the combination of style and affordability which the Alcatel OneTouch Watch offers. Software might not be as good as Android Wear but this device has potential so stay tuned for a full review soon. Wearables are a big part of CES 2015 and Alcatel’s OneTouch Watch is one of the more affordablesmartwatchescum activity trackers we’ve seen. Here’s our Alcatel OneTouch Watch hands-on review....

BlackBerry Classic review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict This is a hard product to score. If you want a smartphone with a keyboard, and you want it purely for messaging and calls, with a little web-browsing thrown in, the BlackBerry Classic is the perfect device at an excellent price. A five star product. But general smartphone users will be frustrated by the relatively low power, and the paucity of screen space. If you are a BlackBerry fan, you will love the Classic....

How to delete photos from your iPhone in iOS 8 Want to delete photos from youriPhone? Here, we show you how to clean all photos from an iOS device runningiOS 8, including photos stored in iCloud. (See also:Recover deleted files for free: recover lost data.) How to delete photos from an iPhone or iPad running iOS 8 To delete a photo, find it in your Photos app and then tap ‘Select’ in the top right corner....

How to fix broken Fitbit – sync Fitbit with phone app Fitbit Flex,Fitbit One,Fitbit Zip,Fitbit Forceor Ultra not syncing with the Fitbit app on your iPhone or Android phone any more? Here’s a few tips to get your Fitbit back to working ways. Fitbit’s range of activity and fitness trackers are super popular these days. But like any device sometimes they suddenly refuse to work as they have been merrily up till then....

How to install Ubuntu Touch on your Android phone or tablet Ubuntu Touch – also known as Ubuntu for devices or Ubuntu Phone – is a mobile operating system which is currently in beta. However, if you own a supportedAndroiddevice, you can try it out right now. Here’s how to install Ubuntu for devices. Not many devices are officially supported, but if you own a Nexus 4, Nexus 10 or second-generation Nexus 7 (the 2013 version), then you’re best placed to give Ubuntu touch a test drive....