JVC GZ-GX1 review
Do the GZ-G1’s WiFi skills raise it above its competition in the compact camcorder market? Read on…
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Invoxia AudiOffice review
This smartphone-focused sibling to the NVX 610 could be the stuff of dreams for small businesses and work-at-home types. But is it worth the £300 price tag?
Archos 101 XS Gen 10 review
The ultra-thin G10 is Archos’ most exciting tablet in ages, with a killer magnetic keyboard as its secret weapon. But can its innards match up to its outards?
Samsung Series 5 NP535U3C review
When is an Ultrabook not an Ultrabook? When it’s the AMD-powered Samsung Series 5 NP535U3C, of course
BBC iPlayer for iPad review
The BBC’s catch-up TV service is well established now but iPlayer for iPad takes it to another level with the ability to watch live of catch-up TV in bed, at work or on the loo, of course. 3G streaming is another plus with adaptive bitrate tech ensuring the appropriate video quality for the strength of […]
Toshiba AT300 review
If you’re after all-round value in these financially afflicted times, Toshiba’s latest 10-incher might just hit the sweet spot between performance and price
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 review
Samsung may rule the smartphone roost these days, but its latest tablet won’t be ending the iPad’s reign any time soon
Jazz: Trump’s Journey review
We don’t come across many platformers set in 1920s New Orleans that are based upon the life of Louis Armstrong, so we were intrigued to give this one a go. You play the protagonist, Trump – named for his instrument of choice rather than a blustery bowel – in his quest to form a band for […]
fizzlefilm review
We’re used to having easy access to videos on YouTube and buying films and TV shows from the iTunes store, but now fizzlefilm brings a large collection of public domain (out of copyright) films and animations to your iOS devices. It may not be serving up the latest blockbusters in full HD, but there are […]
Fit PC3 Pro review
This admirably tiny PC is encased in an aluminium shell that doubles as a heatsink – so there’s no need for a fan. And that’s not the only thing that’s clever about it