Fully Charged: New Oculus Rift dev kits shipping, the arty mountain simulator, and Google snags Songza
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Fully Charged: Ouya’s all-you-can-play plan rankles developers, Orkut cut by Google, and Yahoo saves Community from cancellation
Start your morning off with a quick-hit recap of the hottest news from the world of tech
Fully Charged: Facebook apologises for emotional manipulation, Eliss Infinity hits Android, and KORG’s Nintendo 3DS synth
Start Monday right by catching up with the weekend’s most interesting tech tidbits
Apple MacBook Air 11in (2014) review
Apple’s new MacBook Air 11in is the company’s cheapest laptop ever – but has it cut corners as well as the price tag?
Fully Charged: Pacific Rim 2 coming in 2017, YouTube adding 60fps playback, and BBC showing Commonwealth Games in 4K
End the week strong with our morning roundup of the hottest tech news around
Fully Charged: Google’s cardboard VR headset shell, Evolve leads E3 critic awards nominations, and a Halo-inspired motorcycle helmet
Begin your morning by reading about two very different, but quite cool pieces of head tech
Fully Charged: Google Glass gets upgraded hardware and new apps, Oculus VR snags Xbox hardware designers, and the GTA5 first-person mod
Rise and shine—and then read the most interesting news you missed while asleep
New version of Android will be shown at Google I/O this week
Android chief suggests we’ll see the next revision much earlier than usual
LG G3 vs HTC One (M8)
It’s LG’s finest vs HTC’s champion in this clash of the smartphone titans
Fully Charged: Nestlé’s food replicator plans, Google’s move into domain registration, and a different Forza Horizon 2 for each Xbox
A quick dive into the tech news you need to begin your day
Amazon Fire Phone vs Apple iPhone 5s: the weigh-in
Does Amazon’s new 3D-toting phone have what it takes to beat Apple’s finest?
You can now buy Google Glass in the UK
The Glass Explorer programme arrives, meaning Google’s wearable can now sit on the face of any Brit over 18 (and with £1,000 to spare)
