Amazon 4K video-on-demand service coming to Samsung TVs in October
Netflix isn’t the only video streaming service looking to offer ultra HD shows and movies
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Fully Charged: Several gaming networks downed by hackers, a SpaceX rocket terminates mid-flight, and Disney Infinity software free for Wii U
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MacBook Pro Retina 13in (2014) review
Business as usual for Apple – that is, the business of tinkering with an awesome laptop and then reducing the price
Here’s the first official pic of the Motorola Moto X+1
Retiring tipster extraordinaire @evleaks hands out one last “gift” before he quits
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IFA 2014: what to expect at Europe’s biggest tech show
From the Note 4 to the Xperia Z3 to a whole load of new laptops, there’ll be plenty on show in Berlin
Fully Charged: Netflix’s VR browsing interface, Samsung’s tablet rainbow shines upon London, and Facebook is paying Oculus Rift bug bounties
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WWE 2K15 First Play preview
Hands-on with the brawler aiming to obliterate your wrestling game preconceptions
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Asus Android Wear smartwatch likely at IFA next month
Official Twitter account unsubtly teases the long-expected device
