Why Google AI will help you – but kill the web as we know it
Google has long been instrumental in connecting people to online information, but its AI summaries look set to deal the open web a fatal blow
Craig Grannell
No, the iPad Pro doesn’t need to run macOS in keyboard mode
The new iPad Pro doesn’t need a macOS button – it needs a better iPadOS
Good riddance to the iPad Home button – now Apple’s tablet finally fulfils its original vision
The iPad Home button is history – so even Apple’s cheapest tablet is now ‘all screen’
Just say no: not every piece of tech needs subscriptions and AI
If we don’t push back, even the simplest gadgets will run ChatGPT (whether you want them to or not) and cost $10 per month to even turn on
Sorry, Netflix: I don’t want your ‘with adverts’ plan – here’s why
As streaming prices soar and affordable plans are spoiled, I’m choosing ‘no plan’ over a ‘ruined with ads’ plan
The best iOS 17 tips and tricks
Apple reckons iOS 17 is ‘more extraordinary’. Power up your iPhone by using its many fab new features – the best bits are detailed here
Beyond Space Invaders: why preserving forgotten arcade games matters
The latest two Quarter Arcades are obscure fare. But their creators believe these games deserve as much attention as retrogaming giants
Atari 2600+ retro console will play your old cartridge games
You’ll want to cart home this retrogaming beauty and party like it’s 1979
The Game Boy at 35 – and six of the best Game Boy games
The Game Boy’s green screen might not have made rivals green with envy, but, boy, did its games shine
I can now play stacks of Nintendo games on my iPhone – but I want more
Proper emulators have been a long time coming to iPhone. But will Apple now let Delta and its ilk flourish, or throw up more walls that stymie retrogaming on its devices?
Blaze Entertainment Evercade EXP review: slots of fun
Retro gaming handheld returns with a flash redesign, 18 Capcom games, and an invite to rotate
Apple, Google and others don’t care about your data and photos – but you should
If you don’t have at least one backup of data you care about, don’t be surprised when it one day winks out of existence forever
