CES 2015: You can’t go back: Android ‘retro’ kit just isn’t the real thing
Craig Grannell dons his old-git hat and grumbles about how iconic old gadgets simply become yet more Android devices
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Stuff Talks #3 – the knitter who’s creating military-level wearable tech
By weaving tech into the fabrics of uniforms, bags and bullet-proof vests Intelligent Textiles is changing the face of military – and everyday – equipment
CES 2015: Sony SmartEyeglass eyes-on hands-on review
Nifty gadget or just a gimmick like Google Glass? Our eyes will be the judge
CES 2015: Sony reveals absurdly thin, Android TV-powered Bravia 4K Ultra HD TVs
New “floating” design makes them just 4.9mm at their thinnest, but the picture certainly doesn’t suffer for it
PlayStation Now launching subscription plan for all-you-can-play streaming PS3 games
Monthly plan debuts next week on PlayStation 4 before hitting other platforms
Fully Charged: Check out the 3D-printed smart ring, make-good gifts offered for PSN downtime, and Tesla’s snake-like automated car charger
Our morning tech news roundup is just what you need to kickstart your day
Fully Charged: Tesla Roadster upgrade extends range, PlayStation Network back up after major downtime, and Mazda’s Gran Turismo concept car
Start the week off right with our morning roundup of top tech news
Samsung Smart TVs getting PlayStation Now for console-free gaming
Competitors are collaborating to extend Sony’s cloud gaming reach in 2015
Stuff Talks #2 – In the future, your pockets will be full of hydrogen
The second in our series of Stuff Talks shows how hydrogen fuel cells will soon be charging your gadgets
Sony Xperia Z4 Tablet could land with a 13in 4K screen and 6GB of RAM
Hear that? That’s the sound of thousands of spec fiends crying out in unison
Fully Charged: Google voice commands about to hit Nest thermostat, value of PlayStation Plus freebies examined, and first live Street Fighter V footage
Before you get sucked into the workweek, read up on the latest tech news
Sony is crowdfunding the Qrio smart lock in Japan
Never thought we’d write that headline, but the new Sony has interesting tactics
