Amazfit GTR 2 and GTS 2 to launch in the UK and US Chinese wearable brand Amazfit has confirmed today that the GTR 2 and GTS 2 smartwatches will be coming to both the UK and US over the next few weeks. The former will release on 30 October in both markets, whilst the latter will launch in the US on 1 November and the UK on 15 November. Both wearables will retail for a price of £159/US$179....

Bose QC Earbuds review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict They look dated and don’t have the best touch control system, but Bose has still made one of the best pairs of ANC wireless earbuds you can buy. Best Prices Today: Bose QC Earbuds It’s been a long wait, but the first pair of Bose wireless earbuds with QuietComfort active noise cancelling are here. But can the Bose QC Earbuds compete with Sony, AirPods and others?...

Breadmaker troubleshooting If you’re one of the many people who’ve invested in a breadmaker recently, you may have found one or two sticking points between you and the perfect loaf. Before we get to the troubleshooting, we have a few universal tips. Make sure you’ve got the basics right first. Our first tip is torefer to your manual. Your breadmaker is likely to have a series of programmes and functions that are optimised for different tasks....

F(x)tec Pro1-X is an XDA-approved slider phone with Android & Linux The F(x)tec Pro1-X may sound more like a keyboard malfunction than a consumer-ready smartphone, but in fact it’s a novel bit of kit that could hold a lot of appeal – to a very specific sort of phone user. Created in conjunction with tech siteXDA Developers, the Pro1-X offers both the novel hardware of the original Pro1 – a sliding screen and full physical keyboard – and a world-first software setup, with Android-based LineageOS running out of the box together with Linux-based Ubuntu Touch....

Jabra Elite Active 75t review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Top battery life, a durable waterproof design, and noise-cancelling all make the Jabra Elite Active 75t a well-rounded package for anyone looking for sports headphones and willing to pay to be sure that they’ll make it to the finish line. True wireless headphones may still be in their infancy (it wasn’t that long ago that wearing AirPods in public was something to be embarrassed about…) but as Jabra enters its fifth year of making wireless earbuds it’s pretty clear they’re not going anywhere....