Google recently released the Pixel C, a 10.2-inch Android tablet with a beautiful glass and aluminium build and a nifty keyboard attachment. It seems like an ideal work tablet at first blush, but dig deeper and you’ll find a bit of a deal breaker: there’s no way to have two apps on screen at once.
It’s time for our weekly round-up of some of Kickstarter’s more ‘out there’ projects and there’s something for everyone this week, whether you’re an artist, cyclist, photographer or you just want a hand focusing on your work. Living Ink In a nutshell… it’s ink that grows! For those with an artistic inclination, drawing and painting can […]
Getting to and from work is an essential if a little unexciting part of your daily routine, so why not make those journeys more enjoyable and pass the time with some awesome apps for your smartphone or tablet? Here are our top 5 picks.
The OnePlus X arrived at Mobile Fun HQ this week. It’s the company’s first attempt at a mid-range smartphone, carrying a very attractive price tag of only £199. Here are my first impressions after spending a few hours with the device.
The Blackberry Priv is the company’s first ever Android phone, after years of pushing its own operating system, BlackBerry 10. While sporting a 5.4″ touch screen, the Priv still features a slide out version of BlackBerry’s famous keyboard. So what do the experts think of BlackBerry’s attempt to play catch up?