App of the Week: Earth Primer review
With the power of a single finger, manipulate our planet’s very core and surface. Oh, and there are some words to read too.
Craig Grannell
10 properly interesting apps for your new Apple Watch
We thumb our noses at the usual suspects in this round-up of brilliant, crazy and curious apps for Apple’s new wearable
YouTube at 10: The future of music playback and the death of magazines. Oh, and some videos
The world’s biggest video site isn’t just rethinking telly; its transformative nature goes far wider, and it’s all about the kids, man
App of the Week: Fotonica review
It turns out androids don’t dream of electric sheep — they have nightmares about running into the endless unknown
Digital instruments, disco dogs and tiny robots: 7 Kickstarter and Indiegogo must-haves for April 2015
Our regular crowdfunding round-up recommends the projects you should immediately point your glowing money stick at
20 Apple Watch apps we want to see
We cross our fingers really really hard, in an attempt to magic these amazing apps into being by the time Apple’s wearable appears
Smart rope, a smart bed and a smart Amiga doc: 7 Kickstarter and Indiegogo must-haves for March 2015
In this month’s gadget frenzy, we recommend doffing your money cap at everything from a project to free your Pi to one for locating your fingers
The Recreated Sinclair ZX Spectrum hands-on review
It’s time to press the dead flesh, party like it’s 1982, pretend you’re ten again, and try not to snigger at ‘Miner Willy’
Why Apple’s ResearchKit is more exciting than a new MacBook or Apple Watch
An Apple a day may prove good for your health, through turning an iPhone into a cutting-edge diagnostic tool
When Blogger geared up to ban explicit content, people invited Google to go **** itself
Google sets off the censorship klaxon one more time, says Craig Grannell
Vanishing waistlines to consumer photo gods: How Photoshop changed the world
25 years young, Adobe’s software giant has revolutionised how we think about digital creative tools and more
App of the Week: Framed review
You’ve been framed! Naturally, then, it’s time to subvert the language of comic-books in order to flee the fuzz!
