Alcatel OneTouch Idol 3 hands-on review Our Verdict Alcatel OneTouch is definitely one to look out for this year. The Idol 3 comes in two different sizes with an attractive and reversible design. Specs look great for the price with a lot more on offer at 5.5in if that’s not too big compared to 4.7in. Look out for a full review soon. Following the launch of its OneTouch Watch at CES, Alcatel is becoming an interesting mobile company to look out for....

Canon i-Sensys LBP6230dw mono laser printer review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict We haven’t been overly effusive about every aspect of this printer. The lack of user friendliness, in particular, could be improved upon. However, many of the LBP6230dw’s faults are common to most other affordable laser printers. And many of them are minor issues which will cause few problems on an everyday basis. And there is a lot, an awful lot, that the Canon does incredibly well....

LG Magna, Spirit, Leon & Joy review: First impressions Our Verdict We’re not certain on the pricing of LG’s new smartphones in the UK yet, but if low enough the Magna and Spirit could be excellent new entries into the mid-range smartphone market. We’re expecting all four of the new smartphones to become available to buy within the next few months. Ahead of MWC 2015, LG unveiled four new mid-rangesmartphonesto add to its line-up, so we headed over to the company’s busy stand on the show floor in Barcelona to take a look at them....

Red Hat strips down for Docker Reacting to the surging popularity of the Docker virtualization technology, Red Hat has customized a version of its Linux distribution to run Docker containers. TheRed Hat Enterprise Linux 7 Atomic Hoststrips away all the utilities residing in the stock distribution of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) that aren’t needed to run Docker containers. Removing unneeded components saves on storage space, and reduces the time needed for updating and booting up....

Brydge Air for iPad Air/Air 2 Review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Coming in at £111-£124, the Brydge Air is more than twice as expensive as its previous generation. Even though it’s more expensive and may put some people off, it still gave us one of the best writing experiences on an iPad that we’ve ever had. It’s a great alternative for people that don’t want to carry both an iPad and a laptop around and it’s great for writing long documents....