BenQ BL2411 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict There’s nothing fancy or stylish about this monitor, but its ergonomic features and flicker-free backlight make it a pleasure to use. Best suited to work rather than play, it also delivers display quality of a standard high enough for graphical applications. It’s not the least expensive 24in monitor you can buy, but it delivers superb performance and ergonomics for the asking price. The BL2411 comes in the old-school 16:10 widescreen format, prevalent before the influx of shallower, wider 16:9 displays all but forced them out of the market....

Moto G vs Moto X comparison review Our Verdict The Moto G punches so far above its price tag that the large difference in price between it and the Moto X and the small difference in hardware and software mean the Moto X isn’t worth the extra money. TheMoto Xis coming to the UK and theMoto Gis already available so you might be trying to decide which to buy. Well that’s where we come in because we’ve compared the two Androidsmartphonesin various categories to highlight how they differ....

Fitbit One review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Fitbit One is accurate, has great battery life and tracks pretty much everything you’d want it to. The proprietary charging cable is a pain, but it’s a minor quibble about what it otherwise an excellent activity tracker. Fitbit has almost become the Hoover of fitness monitors; people have already started calling any activity tracker a Fitbit. The popularity is important since half of the motivation to get off your bottom and do some exercise comes from competing with your friends....

Fotor for Windows 8 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Given that it’s free, we can’t complain too much about the lack of advanced tools. It’s a huge step up from Windows 8’s woeful built-in image editor, and is still a usable app even if your laptop or PC doesn’t have a touchscreen. Fotor is an “all-in-one” photo editing app designed forWindows 8 tablets. The interface aims to make it easy to edit your photos with a few taps and swipes, much like Google’s SnapSeed....

Jawbone Up review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Simplicity is the UP’s greatest strength, but for some people it’s just too basic. The absence of a display and wireless synching is annoying, especially when the UP costs Considerably more than monitors such as the Fitbit One which have many more features. UPDATED: 22nd Jan 2014 Jawbone’s Up was one of the first wristband activity trackers, and will soon be superseded in the UK by the Up24....