HP Spectre x360 hands-on review Our Verdict Our initial impression is that the HP Spectre x360 is a decent looking rival to the Macbook Air and Yoga 3 Pro. Pending our lab tests, the firm looks to have done a great a job of packing good specs in a desirable aluminium chassis at an affordable price point. Stay tune for a full review soon. There were fewlaptopsat MWC 2015 which is dominated by smartphones, laptops and watches....

Nokia 105 review: How to get a free phone (and play Snake!) Expert’s Rating Our Verdict As with all things in life you get what you pay for, and that is £10 worth of calls and texts. The free phone is a bonus, and will keep going much longer than the 30 days for which the credit is valid. This isn’t a smartphone, so it’s unfair to compare it with the phones we usually review, but if all you want to do is make calls and send texts the Nokia 105 offers the best deal we’ve ever seen....

Lenovo Tab 2 A8 & A10 review: New budget Android tablets Our Verdict Lenovo’s new Android tablets are decent new entries into the budget tablet market, despite the lack of any particularly interesting or outstanding features. They’ll do the trick for anyone looking for an all-rounder in either the 8in or 10in tablet category, but don’t expect to be blown away by their screen, camera offerings or design. We’ll bring you full benchmark tests, camera tests and battery life tests as soon as we can to help us compare these tablets more closely with rival tablets....

Nokia N1 tablet review | Hands-on with Nokia’s iPad mini rival Our Verdict Essentially, the Nokia N1 is an iPad mini running Android, but actually that might be part of its appeal. We’re keeping our fingers crossed that the N1 makes it to the UK soon, and if it does we imagine that it could be pretty successful. We’ll bring you our full review of the Nokia N1, including benchmarks, camera tests and battery tests as soon as we’ve got it back to our labs in the UK....

Old Moto E vs New Moto E Our Verdict The screen is bigger, it has double the storage, a quad-core processor, support for 4G and a front-facing camera. It’s a very easy choice between the old and new Moto E: the second generation phone is another winner. We’re big fans of Motorola’s strategy for cheap Android phones. Pair plain Google Android with the bare essential hardware necessary for asmartphonetoday and sell it for a competitive price....