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Need for Speed Heat release date, gameplay, trailers & more Ghost Games’ last entry in the Need for Speed franchise –Payback– had mixed reviews, but the company’s Creative Director says they have listened to gamers’ feedback and have incorporated more of what they want into the NFS: Heat including deeper customisation and a “more immersive narrative that pulls you into the game”. When is Need for Speed Heat coming out? The game launches officially on 8 November, but if those with EA Access or Origin Access Basic, got early access from 5 November....

Need For Speed Heat review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Need for Speed Heat is a mixed bag. It’s hard not to be dragged into Heat’s world of neon-soaked street races, fast cars and a pulsing soundtrack. Look closer, and NFS has a forgettable story, a clumsy drift mechanic and cars that handle like shopping carts. If you’ve got nothing else on, this will amuse you, but I’d probably recommend something like Burnout Paradise’s remaster to those after a more arcade feel, while Forza Horizon 4 has more to offer the serious racer, even if the Scottish countryside isn’t as exciting as not-Miami....

OnePlus’s new product revealed as a piano OnePlus’s latest mystery product has been revealed as a piano. 17 7T Pro devices have been used to create what the company describes as ‘a seamless and smooth keyboard’. And here it is, the#OnePlusPiano! Created out of 17#OnePlus7TProdevices, this instrument will make the music you love sound Fast and Smooth. ? We’re kicking off in London on Sunday, and will tour across France, Germany and Finland next....

Patent suggests future Apple Watch will have antennae in the strap Apple patents available to see online are two a penny but this one is notable for its suggested major design change that would see wireless antennae incorporated into the Apple Watch’s strap (viaApple Insider) At present, most if not all smartwatches with Wi-Fi and 4G radios house them in the casing of the watch itself. The patent filing by Apple says:...

Ring Alarm security system now on sale at £249 Ring, the Amazon-owned home security company, has announced a five-piece system calledRing Alarm. At £249, it’s an affordable starter kit aiming to improve anyone’s security setup. The set includes a base station and keypad, contact sensor for a window or door, a motion detector and a range extender to serve as many property sizes as possible. The Alarm is a companion product that sits alongside Ring’s video doorbells and security cameras and is designed to sense unwanted motion in the home – just like any alarm system of course, but Ring’s strategy is to make such systems more accessible and affordable....