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Super Smash Bros Ultimate News: Release Date & Gameplay 2018 is a solid year forNintendo Switchgamers, with a roster of exciting games includingPokemon Let’s Go! Pikachu & Eevee. While that’s impressive enough, there’s arguably an even bigger game on the way too: a Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Here’s everything we know about Super Smash Bros Ultimate, from the release date to gameplay details and the latest trailers. Meanwhile, head to our hands-onSmash Bros....

Three uses new technology for faster 4G While new to Three, Carrier Aggregation has been around for a while now and allows users to receive drastically faster 4G signal in busy areas. This technology is particularly useful in packed cities where 4G data can become very slow and unresponsive in congested areas. Carrier Aggregationworks by combining two different continuous channels into one large data channel, merging them both together to increase speed and performance....

Bitcoin is 10 years old today Bitcoin’s popularity has waned somewhat in recent months, as its current price of £4,908 ($6,337) is a long way below it’s all-time high of just over $20,000 on 17 December last year. Take a look at our guide onhow to buy Bitcoin here. The cryptocurrency space has seen a rough year as a bear market continues to reign supreme. As with any market, it’s extremely difficult to point to a single reason as to why this is, but the cryptocurrency market being unregulated makes it even more susceptible for manipulation or even just emotional reactions....

Honor Magic 2 Confirmed: Release Date, Price & Specification First teased back in August, on 31 October Honor made the Magic 2 official at a special event in Beijing, China. Sporting a 6.39in FullView display and sliding screen mechanism, 7nm Kirin 980 processor, six cameras and intelligent Yoyo voice assistant, the new phone has lots to offer. It was unveiled alongside the Waterplay 8 tablet, FlyPods and Honor Watch. When is the Honor Magic 2 release date?...

How to tell if your phone is being hacked As our daily lives are increasingly spent on our smartphones, there will of course be times where we recognise some faults with our beloved devices. However, it can be difficult to identify when these faults are a sign of being hacked as opposed to a software glitch or general wear and tear from use. Personal information such as banking details and social communication are now within immediate reach on our devices, so it’s important to keep them secure....