Samsung Galaxy S4 to feature automatic eye scrolling Samsung’s Galaxy S4 smartphone will feature eye tracking technology for automatic scrolling. An anonymous Samsung employee has toldThe New York Timesthat the Galaxy S4 will offer ‘Eye Scrolling’. A user’s eyes will be tracked so the smartphone knows when to scroll up or down saving the need to touch the screen. “For example, when users read articles and their eyes reach the bottom of the page, the software will automatically scroll down to reveal the next paragraphs of text....

Sena Sarach Flip iPhone case review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Sena Sarach protective iPhone case has a neat magnetic flip cover and space for a few business cards or a credit card. The look is stylish and more individual than most with its two-tone saddle-stitch. The Sena Sarach Flip iPhone case is one of our favourite smartphone cases. It looks great and offers a nice level of luxurious protection....

Ofcom announces 4G auction winners Ofcom has announced the winners of the UK’s 4G LTE mobile spectrum auction. The telecoms regulator has confirmed that Everything Everywhere (EE), Three, Vodafone, Telefonica (O2) and Niche Spectrum Ventures Ltd (a subsidiary of BT) have all won 4G spectrum. However, the auction didn’t raise as much money as expected. Although the total made from the auction, £2.3bn, is more than the reserve of £1.3bn, it falls quite short of the government’s estimate of £3....

Valve sued in Germany over game ownership The Federation of German Consumer Organizations (VZVB) has sued computer game distributor Valve because it prohibits Steam-gamers from reselling their games. Steam users own the games they purchase and should be able to resell them when they want to, just like owners of traditional card or board games can, said Carola Elbrecht, project manager for consumer rights in the digital world at the VZVB, on Thursday....

CES 2013: OLED TV roundup Could 2013 be the year in which you’ll finally be able to buy an OLED TV? Well, if you have at least £10,000 to spend, chances are you’re in luck. LG was the only manufacturer at CES with a serious line-up of OLED TVs, with no fewer than three 55in models. Crucially, they all had part numbers and pre-orders are already being taken for one model – the 55EM9700 – in South Korea....