Landvo L200G review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict With a price that’s among the cheapest smartphones you’ll find, you might expect the Landvo L200G to be awful. But apart from the poor quality cameras and build, the Landvo isn’t too bad at all. The rooted version of Android is worrying, though, and the short warranty doesn’t inspire confidence. If you want a vanilla Android smartphone with 4G support and you’re happy to be limited to Vodafone, Three and EE, it’s really not too much money to risk....

Xperia Z3 vs iPhone 6 smartphone comparison Our Verdict Two great smartphones toward the top of the tree, if you are an Apple fanboy or fangirl (fanperson?) you will wish to stay iTunes and the App Store. Fandroids will swear by the Sony on this one. Unusually, Apple is marginally cheaper, but the Xperia Z3 is ahead on almost all quantifiable metrics. That’s where we would put our money, principally because of the expandable storage, better display and more robust build....

How to make Google your home page When you open yourbrowser, it will automatically take you to yourdesignated homepage. Most of us navigate our way through the web with the aid of Google’s search engines, so why not cut out the middleman? Here’s how to make Google your homepage. How to make Google your homepage on… Firefox Open the preferences menu, and navigate to the general settings tabs. There will be an option to set Firefox’s behavior on startup....

How to use Street View on Android You’ve probably used Google Maps hundreds of times but did you know you can use Street View on yoursmartphoneor tablet? Here’s how to use Street View on Android.See also:15 strange sights in Google Street View: Funniest Google Street View pictures. Thanks to Google’s fleet of cars with 360 degree cameras mounted on top, you can get a real life view of your destination before you even leave the house....

Inateck 13in MacBook Pro Retina Ultrabook Case review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict We like the simple neutral design of this case which fits the MacBook perfectly and comes with an extra pouch and handy pockets. At under £15, it is a great buy – even if you’ll need to buy a new one in a year’s time when the felt starts to wear thin. There are way too many cases to choose from when looking for something to protect that shiny new MacBook Pro you just purchased....