EC Technology Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict EC Technology’s Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard is a neat idea, not much larger than your smartphone but unfolding into a reasonably sized keyboard that’s ideal for working on a mobile device. For the ultimate in portability, EC Tech’s Foldable BluetoothKeyboardcloses up into a tiny 146x17x93mm package for easy transportation, making working on yourAndroid tablet,Windows tablet,iPador even yourphoneon the go a cinch. Read our EC Technology Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard review....

Lenovo Vibe Band VB10 hands-on review Pros Cons Our Verdict The Lenovo Vibe Band VB10 might be plastic and a bit sluggish but it is very affordable and combines activity tracking and smartwatch features. We’re eager to test it out fully. At this year’s CES, Lenovo announced various laptops and PCs as you would expect but its new wearable really caught our eye. Here’s our hands-on review of the Lenovo Vibe Band VB10....

Toshiba Glass hands-on review Pros Cons Our Verdict Toshiba Glass is still in relatively early stages of development, so there’s no idea of a Consumer release date or price for the wearable gadget yet, but we’ll update this article with more information as it arrives. For businesses, Toshiba Glass may actually become available this year. Toshiba has unveiled Toshiba Glass, its answer toGoogle Glassand smartglasses from the likes of Sony and other rivals....

Toshiba WT310 Windows tablet review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict This Windows tablet was a poor option at over £1000 when launched, but at around £500 as it’s now being sold it may be of interest to anyone looking for a mobile device with ultrabook performance in 11.6-inch tablet form. Toshiba makes a number of differenttablets, but tends to stick withAndroid for its consumer tabletswhile using Windows 8 for models such as the WT310 that are aimed at business users....

BT TV Starter review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Although £5.99 per month sounds ridiculously cheap, the average monthly cost over 18 months is closer to £20. Since you can’t record shows using the bundled YouView box, you may not be saving all that much compared to a package that includes the full-blown YouView recorder. Choosing abroadband provideris tricky enough, but it’s even more complex if you want TV thrown in as well, especially now there are so manyon-demand services....