Is PlayStation Plus worth it? PlayStation Plus, also known as PS Plus, is a subscription service available for PS4 gamers that primarily allows access to online multiplayer on the console, but there’s much more to it than that. After all, Sonyhadto make it appealing to users after deciding not to charge for multiplayer connectivity up until the launch of the PS4 in 2013. So, in addition to online connectivity, you’ll also get two free games per month, the ability to Share Play with other PS4 gamers, 100GB of cloud storage for save data, free themes and avatars, exclusive DLC and discounts on a range of PlayStation Store content....

Jumper EZbook X3 Air review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The Jumper EZbook X3 Air doesn’t look like a budget laptop, but the battery life is its downfall. Not everyone has the luxury of dropping around £1,000 on a laptop these days, and if you’re looking for a budget buy it can be hard to know what’s a good deal. If you want something with a flashy and lightweight design, then Jumper’s EZbook Air X3 may be of interest....

Vivo X51 review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict Is the Vivo X51 a good phone? Most certainly, with a solid camera, beautiful display, and phenomenal design. But at this price the X51 doesn’t feel competitive. It’s a great phone, but it’s bad value. The Vivo X51 is the Chinese company’s first phone to officially launch in the UK, though it may strike a feeling of déjà vu in some familiar with the company’s X50 series....

Watch Dogs Legion next-gen release date, DLC, and trailers Watch Dogs: Legion is out now, bringing the series’ open-world hacking gameplay to a dystopian post-Brexit Britain. In a series first you’re able to take control of almost any character in the game world – from baddies to grandmas – as you recruit them into the resistance against the tyrannical Albion private security company. We got to try the game at E3 2019, so read ourhands-on previewto find out more....

Best iPad Air (2020) cases The iPad Air (2020) officially went on sale on 23 October, with a starting price of£579/US$599. Announced at the company’s “Time Flies” event on 15 September, the 2020 iPad Air is a significant redesign for Apple’s mid-range tablet. The most significant change is a significant slimming of the bezels, giving the device a larger 10.9in screen within the same body as its predecessor. That means there’s no room for the home button, with Touch ID moved to the power button for the first time on any Apple device....