Moto G2 (2014) vs Moto E comparison review Our Verdict It’s unsurprising that the Moto G2 is a better phone than the Moto E and we recommend spending the extra if you can afford it for the better screen, camera, processor, storage, battery life and stereo speakers. The one caveat is that neither phone supports 4G so look elsewhere (Moto G 4G, for example) if this is a must. Motorola has updated theMoto Gsmartphone again and the 2014 edition has the exact same name as before....

WD TV Live media player review (WDPUF0000NBK) Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The best option we’ve seen for people with large home media collections who want to stream content to their living room TV or hi-fi setup. It’s much less attractive for those seeking a plug-and-play box to stream from online video services, however. Our initial experience with the WD TV was distinctly choppy. It rebooted four times before we got to the setup screen, and once we’d applied a firmware update, everything was horribly sluggish....

Chord Electronics Hugo portable DAC and headphone amp review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Hugo has several usability issues which many sound-first users may be willing to work through, although we feel it could be a more universally loved product if addressed. For computer audiophiles especially, but also used alongside traditional non-PC digital sources, the sound quality is quite literally a revelation. While erring towards the light and bright side of neutrality and perhaps not even to every ear or system’s taste, the Hugo covers the full musical range majestically with a performance even more colourful than its multicoloured LED lightshow....

How to use contactless payments on the London Underground For those that live in Greater London, the contactless revolution has truly arrived, with TFL offering contactless payment since Tuesday, in addition to regular Oyster cards. Utilising Near Field Communication (NFC) technology, this system makes life quicker, easier and even cheaper for anyone using public transport in the capital. Using contactless payments on TFL: how does it work? The wireless readers used to touch in and out with Oyster cards work via NFC chips....

How to delete comments on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube & more Using the likes of Facebook, Twitter, Google+, YouTube and Instagram we communicate with each other instantly, sharing thoughts, links and photos across time zones and continents. However, not all interaction on the internet can be positive and sometimes people can leave comments on your posts that you’d rather they didn’t. Thankfully, the makers of social media have made it easy to expunge any negative or abusive comments you might receive....