[ad_1] Update: Happy New Year! 2017 may be behind us, but its best Android phones are still very much in the here and now. 2018 promises to bring us a raft of new Android smartphones, but it’s still early days and no new launches have happened just yet. There’s one key way in which AndroidRead more about 10 best Android phones 2018: which should you buy?[…]

[ad_1] Remember Fuchsia OS? It’s the mysterious operating system about which we know very little, except that Google is actively developing it and has described it as an “experimental project” that isn’t replacing Chrome OS or Android… at least for the time being. Well, we just learned a something new about it – it’s beingRead more about Google is testing the mysterious Fuchsia OS on the Pixelbook[…]

[ad_1] Keeping those New Year’s resolutions could be tricky with all the distractions 2018 is set to bring, but what if you could use your phone to help you keep on track? There are lots of apps on the market that can help you keep your head in the game and make it much moreRead more about Best iPhone and Android apps to help you keep your New Year’s resolutions[…]

[ad_1] Long gestating as Prey 2, the game that eventually reemerged had very little in common with the original Prey from 2006.  Instead, its ‘alien catastrophe aboard a space station’ storyline headed in a direction more akin to the open-ended, choice-driven creativity of the Bioshock series. Part System Shock, part Dead Space, Prey may lookRead more about The best PC games of 2017[…]

[ad_1] Your to-play list of 2017 may be towering over your head in a Damoclesian manner every time you sit on your sofa but still you can’t help but keep an anticipatory eye on what’s coming next.  We know, no judgement – we also have that problem. There’s so much good stuff available right now,Read more about Most exciting new games of 2018: everything you should play next year[…]

[ad_1] Most VPN services come with pre-installed settings and protocols, making them extremely accessible. There are dozens of reasons why you should use a VPN, but here are our top five. With the US FCC (Federal Communications Commission) stripping away current net neutrality provisions, there’s never been a better time to arm yourself with aRead more about Top 5 uses for VPN software[…]

[ad_1] LG has long experimented with flexible displays, with years of research starting to bear fruit in the company’s super-light, super-bendy (and super-expensive) OLED TV displays. It now looks as though the company may be ready to begin trickling that tech down into some interesting portable devices. A 2016 patent, uncovered by LetsGoDigital describes aRead more about LG considering phones with extendable, flexible screens[…]

[ad_1] It’s been a great year for Firefox. After falling behind its rivals in terms of speed and market share, Mozilla launched itself back into the game in 2017 with Firefox Quantum – the browser’s biggest update since its first release in 2004. “We fell behind for five years, so it feels good to comeRead more about How Firefox won the 2017 browser wars[…]

[ad_1] Word on the Samsung street is that the manufacturer is readying a 2-in-1 Chromebook with a detachable screen, as a follow-up to the Chromebook Pro and Chromebook Plus laptops that the company released this year – and now we’ve got another piece of the puzzle in terms of what to expect. As Chrome UnboxedRead more about Samsung's next 2-in-1 Chromebook is tipped to have a stylus[…]

[ad_1] At the beginning of 2017, Intel was the undisputed king when it came to desktop and laptop processors, but now, at the end of the year, while it still retains its leadership of the market, its position isn’t quite as unassailable as it used to be. In this article, we’ll evaluate how Intel performedRead more about Intel in 2017: still the leader, but for how long?[…]