Alcatel OneTouch tells Stuff why ‘mass-market’ doesn’t mean ‘cheap tat’
Alcatel OneTouch’s smartwatch is just €99. We spoke to its CMO about why the company isn’t interested in taking on Apple and Samsung…
Features
10 things Tim Cook’s phone call tells us about Apple
From iPhone growth to iPad optimism, Apple’s CEO is bullish about the year ahead
CES 2015 – 10-minute pitch: Jabra’s Sportpulse headphones
Jabra’s Joachim Ekelund pitches the world’s first-to-market ‘hearable’ to you
Vessel mania – all aboard the Vector V40 R powerboat
Not many people on this earth have experienced the thrills of 100mph on water. But for the crew of this speed machine, it’s all part of the day job
Ex Machina: Just how close to reality is Alex Garland’s robo-thriller?
Alex Garland’s directorial debut imagines a world with artificial intelligence as advanced as our brains. But how far away is it, and will it spell the end for humanity?
Microsoft is back: thinking different and being different
In operating as one entity, rather than competing with itself, Microsoft’s created a bold, smart foundation for future tech success, argues Craig Grannell
9 ways Windows 10 shakes up Microsoft’s smartphone experience
If you’re using a Windows Phone 8 device, the next big upgrade has several new features and tweaks in store for you
Windows 10: the 8 biggest new features coming to PCs and tablets
From Cortana to a new browser and huge gaming perks, Microsoft’s latest revelations all look really promising
AI dinosaurs, slotless racing and science wands: Best of Toy Fair 2015
Unleash your inner child with this hand-picked selection of goodies from this years Toy Fair
Stuff Talks #4 – how to make a best-selling mobile game
Mobile gaming might’ve been around for a while, but what makes a great one?
Project Ara: how Google set out to build the last smartphone
Tired of upgrading your phone every few years? Meet the modular chameleon that might just be the only portable gadget you’ll ever need…
Opinion: Stupidly expensive audio kit isn’t music to my ears
Craig Grannell likes lossless but not madness, and remains baffled by the cause of the audiophile
