Two pint-sized Quarter Arcades cabinets mark Space Invaders turning 45
Small but perfectly formed. How Numskull reimagined two arcade classics in miniature
Craig Grannell
Lego Eiffel Tower is a 10,001-piece landmark for your living room
Get an Eiffel of this gigantic Lego kit
Hey Siri, show me 7 things I’d prefer you do, rather than dropping ‘Hey’
Dropping a word won’t make Siri shine, given that it currently too often drops the ball
Serif’s Creative Cloud alternative will save you cash – and brings Publisher to iPad
To Affinity and beyond
Amazon Music Prime’s 100 million shuffle-only tracks: tone deaf or poptastic?
This free tier’s revamp could be music to your ears – randomly delivered music, that is
From Apple to Microsoft, the app stores battle is all about control
Stripped back to the core, motivations in mobile gaming all look the same
What Lufthansa should learn from the AirTag ban farce: tech when travelling is good for everyone
Air we go again, as an airline tags itself #HopelessWithTechnology – why an AirTag ban just doesn’t make sense
Steam Deck lacking a wait list is the worst thing ever – because now I’ll have to buy one
Time to steam ahead with a new console? I’m more likely to run out of gas, again
Stadia is dead. So why now invest in any new Google idea?
It was all fun and games until Google killed the games and ended the fun
Random Access Memories: Magnavox Odyssey (1972) – the first home game console
Magnavox is a US tech company most famous for tellies that was swallowed up by Phillips in 1974. But before that it made the first home console for your telly
Apple Watch costs as much as a phone – let it be independent like one
It’s time to ditch that syncing feeling and cut Apple Watch’s apron strings
A flagship Google Pixel Mini? Likelihood: small. Probable impact: tiny
If you like small phones, you’d best hope Google’s dinky Pixel is a big hit – or that it exists at all
