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Wired2Fire Hellspawn Ultima – overview Tired of your Xbox and peeved that you’re stuck with the PS3 for at least another year? Let’s face it, the current generation of consoles is a bit past it, and unless you fancy playing endless Angry Birds clones for the rest of your life, the PC is where all […]
With a bigger touchscreen than the average bike computer, how does the Mio Cyclo 305 HC measure up to rivals like the Garmin Edge 800?
With its dual stick controls the PS Vita is the natural home for first-person shooting on the go, and Resistance: Burning Skies is the first game to try to deliver on that promise. But aside from the leap into portable form, fans of the PlayStation 3 series will find Burning Skies as familiar as their […]
Amazon’s Kindles have long had a hold on the e-reader market, but its new finger-friendly model is a departure from its buttoned-up brothers. Is it a touch of class? Amazon Kindle Touch review – sharp, sensitive display The Touch’s 6in screen has the same specs as Amazon’s other Kindles, but this is the sharpest-looking e-reader […]
With the HTC One X and iPhone 4S to beat, can Samsung claim the crown of world’s best smartphone with its Galaxy S3? Stuff gets its fingers busy to find out
Stylish, well equipped and terrific value for money – find out why we’d gladly let this Tosh TV into our living room
With seven specs and bags of content, this superb passive 3D TV is worth every penny
At Stuff we’re used to dealing with zombie apocalypses and we’ve got the achievements to prove it. And as games have taught us, zombie outbreaks are best handled with headshots, chainsaws or deceptively cute, weaponised vegetation. Alas, these traditional solutions to undead infestations were never quite going to cut it in the game manifestation of […]
Beauty, brawn and brains – what more could you ask for? The Nikon Coolpix AW100 impresses
Smaller than a Mac Mini, is this dinky powerhouse of a computer a PC for the post-PC era?
3D without glasses? A resolution four times full HD? Toshiba’s 55ZL2 takes two huge technological leaps forward for the (sky-high) price of one
Calculators have a problem: they’re just not sexy. They conjure up memories of double maths on Tuesday afternoon and working out taxes, and – regardless of how many buttons they might have or even if they draw graphs – it’s still just punching numbers into a dull, predictable interface. Rechner does it differently, making the […]
