Nokia Lumia 630 & 635 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict If you’re Considering the Lumia 630 as a first smartphone and you don’t plan to buy lots of wireless accessories and install lots of apps, it’s not a bad choice at all. Windows Phone 8.1 is very easy to use, and will improve even more when Cortana and its associated features arrive in the UK. However, the sticky problem of a lack of apps in Microsoft’s store remains an issue for all Windows Phone 8 smartphones, and the lack of a front-facing camera is a problem if you want to use Skype....

Dragon Naturally Speaking 13 Premium speech-recognition review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict There used to be several choices for anybody wanting to use speech recognition on a PC. Now, there’s pretty much only Dragon Naturally Speaking, but version 13 is still innovative. The ability to use built-in microphones on Windows laptops and tablets works well and gives extra flexibility, but the software still demands a fairly high spec portable. When you reach version 13 of a program, you start to wonder what it can do that’s new....

How to dispose of a laptop or PC What do you do with alaptoporPCthat’s come to the end of its life? We explain everything you need to know about recycling, selling and ensuring your personal data is removed There are three options: take it to a recycling facility (the dump), sell it or give it away. We’ll look at these in turn and then explain how to delete all your data from the hard drive....

LG G3 vs G3 S comparison review Our Verdict You will save just over £100 by opting for the more affordable LG G3 S over the flagship device. However, there are downgrades left, right and centre so you might want to save up the extra to get the best smartphone around. The G3 S only has a 720p resolution display, less storage, punier components, a lower res camera and is missing items like the IR blaster and wireless charging....

Vibe Slick Zip V3 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict If you’re after in-ear headphones on a budget, the Vibe Slick Zip V3 is a decent choice. The zip makes them a bit heavy, so they’re not well suited to jogging, but sound quality is very good for the price. Most in-ear headphones use a simple system for managing where the wire from each headphone joins the other: an adjustable toggle which slides up and down....