Opinion: Amazon’s Fire TV shows it’s time for the Apple TV to embrace gaming
It’s time for Apple to finally get serious about gaming on its little black box, thinks Craig Grannell
Craig Grannell
Drop everything and try Threes! – a maddeningly addictive, perfect puzzle game
The iOS and Android puzzle game that proves bad things don’t always come in threes
Modular smartphones are the building blocks of a tech shambles
If you’re hoping a Lego-style phone will boost the industry and save the environment, we’ve got some bad news…
10 things Apple should totally steal from Android for iOS 8 and the iPhone 6
From more inter-app communication to app installs from anywhere, here are the Android features we’d like welded to our iPads and iPhones
Drop everything and try: Lyne, a beautiful new puzzle game
Knot your brain while calming your soul in a game that is deceptively simple but surprisingly complex
How smart-home technology at CES 2014 ushered in the end of the world
Craig Grannell brings a harrowing warning from the future, involving Wi-Fi connectivity, smart shopping bags and a chilling worldwide dystopia
100 tech events that defined 2013 – Pt. 2
We look back at some of the stories — big, small and just plain odd — that shaped the world of gadgets and tech in 2013
100 tech events that defined 2013 – Pt. 1
We look back at some of the stories — big, small and just plain odd — that shaped the world of gadgets and tech in 2013
Opinion: Why we should give a xxxx about internet censorship
The UK is sleepwalking into a future where the chosen few’s moral centre and donor links will decide what is and isn’t acceptable online, says Craig Grannell
Apps are brilliant, so stop moaning about paying for them
The price of free and low-cost software is constant whining about updates. Just suck it up, says Craig Grannell – because developers need to eat too
Schoolkids ‘hacking’ iPads should be celebrated, not punished
“We don’t need no iPaducation,” is the depressing cry from LA – but educators shouldn’t freak out about kids daring to explore technology, says Craig Grannell
iOS 7’s motion effects are triggering vertigo and nausea symptoms
“Aggressive” animations, transitions and parallax effects are making some users feel sick
