Fully Charged: iPhone 6 notches record pre-orders, first Windows-only branded phone spotted, and Apple releases U2 album removal tool
Load up on all of the quick-hit tech news you need to begin the day
Apps and Games
How to remove U2’s Songs of Innocence from your iPhone, iPad, Mac and PC
Apple’s given you a new album you probably don’t want. Here’s how to get rid of it
Microsoft will end Windows Phone and Nokia branding
The general Windows banner will soon cover phones as well, but Lumia lives
iOS 8 launches on 17 September for iPhone 4S and iPad 2 or newer
Latest major OS update hits just days before the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus debut
There are lessons to be learned from celeb iPhone pic thefts – but they’re not what you might have heard
It’s time to stop victim-blaming, and time to start yelling at tech companies – and everyone else – about better online security
Minecraft launching on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 this week with bigger worlds and upgrade discount
If you bought the last-gen version, you can get the new one for much, much less
Fully Charged: Saints Row 4 gets expansion and PS4/XB1 port, credit giants onboard with iPhone 6 payments, and a drone’s view of Apple’s new digs
Start the week off right by catching up on the stories you missed this weekend
Fully Charged: Assassin’s Creed Unity delayed, Dyson teasing likely robotic vacuum, and Harmonix making music-centric shoot-‘em-up
It’s Friday. Let’s do this. Catch up on the morning’s myriad news bits within
Bioshock, one of the finest FPS games of all time, arrives on iPhone and iPad
Now you can blast your way around Rapture on your iOS device
Madden NFL 15 review
EA’s gridiron giant fumbled its way on to PS4 and Xbox One last year, but this time round it’s a whole new ball game
Fully Charged: Several gaming networks downed by hackers, a SpaceX rocket terminates mid-flight, and Disney Infinity software free for Wii U
Just because it’s a bank holiday doesn’t mean you should avoid the latest tech news
OPINION: Why I don’t want to see an Apple games console
Innovation within a medium doesn’t come from a return to the status quo, argues Craig Grannell
