Sony Xperia Z3 vs Samsung Galaxy S5 comparison review Our Verdict With almost identical core hardware the Sony Xperia Z3 and Galaxy S5 are very similar. However, with more user friendly software, a more premium design and more useful unique features, the Xperia Z3 just about sneaks ahead of the Galaxy S5. IFA 2014 brought along theSony Xperia Z3which means theSamsung Galaxy S5has a new rival. See how these two flagshipsmartphonescompare in our Sony Xperia Z3 vs Samsung Galaxy S5 comparison review....

TrackVue DV300 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict £99 may sound like a lot of money compared to the cheapest dash cams, but unlike those you might find on ebay or Amazon, the DV300 won’t disappoint in terms of quality. The main missing feature at this price is GPS. And you can get that with the £99 Asus Reco Classic. Russian dash cams provide much of the amusing footage for driving fails, but they’re becoming more and more popular in the UK for proof of blame in the event of an accident....

Asus ZenFone 6 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The ZenFone 6 is not going to appeal to everyone. It really is huge, so it’s not the most portable of smartphones, but if you’re ok with that you’re going to benefit from a brilliant device for watching TV and movies on the commute. If it’s playing games you’re most keen on, you might need to look elsewhere as the ZenFone 6 isn’t he most powerful of options, but for £250 you’ll get a good-looking phablet with satisfactory specs, an impressive camera and a really nice user interface....

Exclusive: Samsung exits laptop market including Chromebooks Following in the path of Sony and its Vaio PCs, Samsung has decided to exit thelaptopmarket stopping sales of Ativ Windows and Chromebook devices in Europe, Tech Advisor can confirm. It’s common knowledge that thePCmarket is in decline with Sony pulling out and selling its Vaio business back in February of this year. Despite being a giant of the tech world, Samsung has now followed suit....

EZCast (M2) review (B00IIEHWAQ) Expert’s Rating Our Verdict A poor impersonation of the Chromecast, which fails to get many of the basics right. Streaming video is choppy, screen sharing is awkward and there’s no third-party app support. Simply not worth the £15 saving on Google’s hardware. From the near-identical hardware design to the Google-style logos splashed all over the packaging, the EZCast is plainly a Chromecast tribute act. But does this cut-price alternative (some might say rip-off) do the job just as well?...