CES 2015: Like Microsoft’s Surface? Maybe you’ll love Jide’s Android-powered facsimile
It looks and acts a lot like a Surface, but there’s something else under the hood
News
Apple raises UK iTunes App Store prices in line with EU ruling
The cheapest apps and games now start at 79p rather than 69p
CES 2015: Neil Young suggests that Pono won’t be making hardware for long
The Hi-Res Audio company will instead offer certification and branding to third-parties making their own music players
Windows 10’s Spartan web browser will bring unique features to Internet Explorer
Report claims Cortana personal assistant will be integrated, along with the ability to make stylus notes on web pages
Gold-lined special edition Lumia 930 and 830 coming with Nokia branding intact
Not into the vibrant Lumia look? Microsoft’s handset reissues are sleek and subtle
Fully Charged: HTC’s RE camera gets YouTube streaming, Nintendo’s Mario crossover with smash mobile game, and Google funding Charlie Hebdo
Finish the week strong with our morning roundup of hot tech news
CES 2015: Philips new Lightning-compatible noise-cancelling headphones don’t need no stinkin’ battery
They’ll plug straight into your iPhone or iPad and actively shut out outside noise
CES 2015: Check out LG and Audi’s webOS-powered smartwatch
Looks like LG is shunning Android Wear for its as-yet unnamed wearable collaboration with the car manufacturer
Fully Charged: Nike’s power-laced Marty McFly shoes might still release in 2015, AT&T gets BlackBerry Passport variant, and Netflix’s Daredevil dated
All the tech and gadget news you need to start the day off right
CES 2015: Stuff Wearable Tech Award winners announced
We’ve spent four days searching for the best wearables at CES – and these are the 10 we’ve picked
CES 2015: LookSee smart bracelet brings customisable glamour to your wrist
It’ll last an entire year on a single charge too
CES 2015: Intel’s Compute Stick looks like a Chromecast, but puts a Windows 8.1 PC on your TV for $149
And traditional desktops become even less necessary for casual computing needs
