Cuphead arrives on Switch in April Cuphead is a gorgeous side-scrolling cartoon-inspired title that launched on the Xbox One and PC back in 2017. It’s finally arriving on the Nintendo Switch on 18 April this year, along with brand new updates to the game that will make it available to all platforms. The game was originally announced as an Xbox exclusive but has been rumoured to be making its way to the Switch for some time....
Dyson’s new V11 vacuum has its own screen Dyson has announced the launch of the latest in its line of vacuum cleaners – the Dyson V11 – alongside a new air purifying desk fan and a smart LED lamp. TheV11– the originally named follow-up tolast year’s V10– is a relatively straightforward step change from the previous model that mostly adds a small LCD screen and a new ‘smart’ brush head that can tell whether it’s on carpet or hard floors....
Fitbit Mother’s Day Sale: Up to £20 off – but cheaper deals elsewhere? Fitbit is offeringup to £20 offits popular fitness trackers this Mother’s Day until31 March– but is £20 off really a good deal? We’ve compared the prices for each Fitbit with a discount at the Fitbit Store against other retailers, so you can pick up the the best Fitbit deal around this Mother’s Day. Fitbits getting the £20 discount at theFitbit Storeare listed in the chart below, but in many cases, we’ve found cheaper deals onAmazonand the cheapest fromScan:...
iPad Air (2019) vs Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 vs Tab S5e Our Verdict Choosing an operating system helps here and while designs are pretty similar, there’s a wide range of differences when it comes to specs. This battle comes down to details. Our pick of the three is the Galaxy Tab S5e thanks to its combination of price, design and specs. There’s a newiPad Air for 2019so we thought it best to take a look at how is compares to Samsung’s Galaxy tablets, the Galaxy Tab S4 and Tab S5e....
Rokit IO Pro 3D review: Hands-on Our Verdict This phone is an odd product in that its glasses-free 3D screen isn’t the best part about it. Particularly in the US, the bundled year-long Rok Health service is a genuine market first that is trying to offer those without healthcare a way into legal health advice. Despite launching with middling specs and a confused marketing message, underneath the bluster of the 3D lies a phone that is trying to give people better social mobility, and that should be praised in a smartphone market full of high-end specs and posturing....
