100 Best Gadgets Ever: The Web, Everywhere
Remember the dark days before the iPhone? This era saw its launch, making the internet accessible anywhere
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Fully Charged: Battlefield Hardline delayed to 2015, see LG’s rollable screen manhandled, and Sony’s offshore gallery promotes high-zoom cameras
Dodge the usual mid-week slump—our quick-hit news roundup will perk you up
Fully Charged: The absurd augmented reality hat, new Dance Central details, and BBC Sport gets Chromecast support
Our roundup of the curious, fun, and noteworthy news from around the world of tech
First look at the new X-Wing fighter in Star Wars: Episode VII
Charity commercial turns into a slick reveal for the refreshed series favorite
Is Samsung making a super-duper Prime edition of the Galaxy Note 4?
Report claims there’ll be a premium edition of the phablet, complete with flexible screen and sturdy metal body
100 Best Gadgets Ever: The Mobile Age
The dawn of the noughties saw our media making its way into our pockets, with the advent of the iPod, Napster and Facebook
Rumour: Supply problems mean 2015 release for Retina display MacBook Air
Been waiting for Apple’s skinny laptop to go ultra hi-res? You’ll be waiting a bit longer
Fully Charged: Google killing ‘free’ tag for freemium games, next Xbox One update adds Blu-ray 3D support, and Star Wars being fully recreated in Minecraft
Pump some fun into this Monday with our quick-hit recap of recent tech news
Google’s Fiber gigabit Internet service unlikely to reach UK soon
Company confirms discussions about idea, but says no “serious planning” afoot
Fully Charged: Android Wear watch face customisation planned, an Nvidia Shield Tablet image leaks, and stunning fan-made Futurama 3D animation
End the week strong with our roundup of the hottest tech news around
Microsoft kills Nokia Android and feature phones, Xbox Entertainment Studios amidst mass job cuts
About 18,000 positions will be cleared as Microsoft streamlines its business
Scientists have found a way to charge your phone using dew
MIT researchers reckon you can top up a battery with nothing but water – and a few spare hours
