Nexus 5 vs Moto X comparison review Our Verdict Considering the specification which you get with the Nexus 5 and the fact it costs less than the Nexus 5, it wins over the Moto X for us. Google’sNexus 5smartphone has been very popular since launch and after a number of months on sale in the US Google-owned Motorola has decided to bring theMoto Xto the UK. See how these to mid-range pricedsmartphonescompare to each other in our Nexus 5 vs Moto X comparison review....

The Banner Saga review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The Banner Saga is a remarkably beautiful and Constantly surprising roleplaying adventure game, let down only slightly by repetitive and overly-slow turn-based battles. Here’s an early candidate for best-looking game of 2014. The Banner Saga’s animation-like graphics look like nothing else, both when they’re showing vast, sweeping scenery on a scale that would make Peter Jackson have a tantrum and when they’re showing massive, characterful faces that speak of terrible wars and ancient sadness....

Fitbit Zip review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The FitBit Zip is ideal if you want to join the life-logging brigade but can’t or won’t spend £80 upwards on an activity tracker. It’s basic, but unless you really want sleep tracking or the stair-tracking features of Fitbit’s other trackers, it’s a bargain. Since the Zip was launched, many new activity trackers have been launched, but none are as cheap as the Zip....

Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict ThinkPad Yoga is a well-designed and versatile convertible device, with a high-quality IPS display that will particularly appeal to business travelers who need to give presentations when they’re visiting clients. However, the use of a sluggish hard drive is disappointing in a laptop costing the best part of £1000.00, especially when compared to SSD-equipped models from Lenovo such as the 13-inch Yoga 2 Pro....

Schenker XMG C703 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict A laptop of this size is still likely to spend most of its time indoors, but it’s undeniably impressive to see a 17-inch laptop that is genuinely light enough to carry around in a backpack without spending six months training in the gym first. It’s not cheap, but it does provide gaming performance that would previously have cost £1500 or more, and is a great option for any gamer who wants a powerful laptop that they can take round to a friend’s house for an evening of hard-core gaming action....