Sony launches Wi-Fi-only version of massive Xperia Z Ultra phablet in Japan
Sony’s magic wand transforms its gargantuan phone into a miniature tablet
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LG could crash the fingerprint scanner party with the G3 and G Pro 2
Your digits will be scanning their way through even more devices this year
Fully Charged: Nintendo planning two new consoles, Xbox One price cut and the shocking most torrented file of 2013
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New “AIRA” teaser for Roland’s remade classics: are we getting a new TR-808 AND a 909 drum machine?
Roland hints at reviving not just the booming TR-808 but also the dancefloor-dominating TR-909 beatbox as part of its AIRA range. Excitement level: critical.
Samsung will unveil the Galaxy S5 on February 23, release set for April
Sammy’s next superphone is expected to steal Mobile World Congress’ thunder in Barcelona
Infrared laser aims to detect aliens, not shoot them to pieces
The truth is out there, and it’s up to these Scottish scientists and their giant laser to prove that we’re not alone in the universe
Fully Charged: 75 Xbox One prototypes, Dogecoin saves Jamaican bobsleigh team and Samsung puts tablets in your coffee (shop)
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LG G3 with Quad HD screen, 16MP camera and octa-core processor could be out in May
LG’s upcoming flagship looks more than ready to bring the fight to the Galaxy S5
Masking tape + projector = magical brain-melting 3D city
A 2D city becomes a thriving 3D metropolis at the flick of a switch
The Atlas fitness band knows how many chin-ups you’re doing, how tough you really are
Quit cheating – this smarter fitness tracker monitors your bench presses in real time to see if you’re doing them right
Meet The Lux – a camera you can print yourself
Why bother hitting the shops for a camera when you can 3D-print one for yourself? Well, it is a bit less effort we suppose…
Google Now: now available on your desktop
Google’s answer to Siri is venturing beyond your smartphone, starting with an experimental Chrome add-on
