HTC Desire 610 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Overall, the HTC Desire 610 will appeal to anyone looking for a reasonably priced all-rounder to use for browsing the web, taking good photos, emailing, texting, making phone calls, playing casual games and running Android apps. The HTC Sense software is sleek and easy to use and you’ll be satisfied with the battery life. We really enjoyed our time with the HTC Desire 610 and don’t have any real qualms aside from the large bezels and slightly disappointing display....

Samsung Galaxy S5 mini vs Samsung Galaxy Alpha Our Verdict Overall, the Galaxy S5 mini and Galaxy Alpha are reasonably evenly matched smartphones from Samsung. With just 0.2in difference between the screen size, your decision between the two will come down to metal vs plastic when it comes to design. Of course, there’s also the matter of processor and camera, both of which the Alpha wins at, but a lower price and better storage options are where the S5 mini manages to fight back....

YoYoTech Warbird RS5 gaming PC review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The YoyoTech Warbird RS5 offers a possibly over-ambitious overclock to 4.6GHz, but comes with an SSD – reducing boot times and speeding up game loading – at the expense of a faster graphics card which would deliver better frame rates. It offers excellent build quality and will take on all comers at general application performance, but will ultimately disappoint dedicated gamers....

Wired2Fire VX-6 budget gaming PC review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict A steal at only £549 for the full system, the Wired2Fire VX-6 performs very well at the lowest overall price of the group. It also packs a speedy hybrid drive which increases overall system responsiveness, although it can’t match the gaming speeds of the fastest systems we have tested. At only £549 includingPC,monitor, keyboard and mouse, the Wired2Fire VX-6 is the most affordable of all the budgetgaming PCswe have tested of late, but it still delivers very good performance....

How to use OneDrive Microsoft’s OneDrive keeps on getting better and it does more than simply provide online storage space. Roland Waddilove shows how to make the most of your free storage, share files and access otherPCs. See also:7 best cloud storage services of 2014 Microsoft wasn’t the first to get into cloud storage, but it has steadily improved OneDrive, formerly known as SkyDrive, and the service is now excellent. With 15GB of online storage for free and more that can be earned in various ways, it has become a valuable tool....