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Oculus Rift & Touch review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Oculus Rift is lightweight and comfortable to wear, and little extras like built-in headphones are a great touch. It boasts a high-resolution display, amazingly accurate tracking and a large library of VR games not available on other platforms. Essentially, it hits the sweet VR sweet spot; not too expensive, but still provides a high-end experience. TheOculus Riftis probably the most famous VR headset on the market, and arguably started the VR wave that we’re all currently riding after a successful Kickstarter campaign way back in 2012....

Philips SpeedPro Max review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict If you’re looking for a cordless vacuum alternative to Dyson then you’ve found it. You just might be hoping for a cheaper one, which this isn’t. The SpeedPro Max is an excellent rival, though, offering high-end design and build quality. It looks great and works impressively well thanks to its modular system. There’s a lot to like here including the digital display, three speeds, LED headlights and a runtime of over an hour....

Samsung NU8000 TV review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict If you can’t afford one of Samsung’s QLED models then the NU8000 is a more affordable option if you’re looking for a 4K HDR Smart TV. Generally, there’s very little to dislike here with many of the same features and technologies you find on the flagship range. Tiny bezels along with a crisp and vibrant picture make for very pleasant viewing experiences indeed....

What is Samsung One UI? At its recent annual developers conference in San Francisco,Samsungunveiled a new-look user interface that will soon be replacing the existing one found on the company’s flagship phones. One UI has modern features, layouts, and modes which could all make it a welcome upgrades for Samsung users. We take a look at what you can expect from Samsung One UI. How is it different to the current Samsung interface?...

Best apps for Amazon Fire Tablet Amazon’sFire tabletsare much like an iPad or Android tablet: there’s a small selection of apps pre-installed including a web browser, email app, calendar, photo viewer and so on. You’ll want to install some extra apps in order to watch things such as UK catch-up TV and – because this isn’t an Android tablet – YouTube. All the Amazon apps you might want are ready to go: Kindle, Amazon Shopping, Audible and Prime Video should be pre-loaded onto your tablet....