Archos Smart Home hands-on review Our Verdict We’re excited about the potential the Archos Smart Home kit has, offering functionality at an affordable price. Check back for a full review soon. Want to monitor and control your home without spending thousands of pounds? Read our Archos Smart Home hands-on review. It’s difficult and expensive to get lights to come on when you come into room or keep an eye on the driveway without going out side?...
Dell Venue 11 Pro review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The screen of the Venue Pro 11 needs to be easier to turn up to proper levels, but the tablet performs well for its price and is an option for business users who want a convertible tablet with Window 8. Its battery life was also useful, making this low-power Intel Atom version a more affordable alternative to expensive Windows tablets such as the Microsoft Surface Pro 2....
How to hide from Google and keep your stuff private Imagine if every time you left the house, a stranger followed you. Imagine they noted down where you live, who you friends are, the places you shop and the things you buy. Then imagine they shared that information with individuals you didn’t know, and in turn those individuals began stopping you in the street, offering you goods and services. After all, they know exactly what you like....
Motorola Moto X review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict For a flagship phone the Moto X comes in at a very reasonable price. Performance and software are both excellent but the device is lacking that premium feel and is a little way behind the leaders in some areas. Unfortunately, Motorola spent too long bringing it to the UK and without the Moto Maker, so the Sony Xperia Z1 Compact and Nexus 5 are better alternatives....
Samsung Galaxy Gear smartwatch review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Samsung Galaxy Gear is an interesting device, but it works with only three smartphones – yet won’t act as a true replacement for any of them – and is expensive at £299. There are some gimmicky features, such as the Camera and Music Controller apps, while S Voice and Voice Memo are in their element here (even though talking into a smartwatch feels weird)....
