What is Freely? The new BBC, ITV, C4 and C5 on demand service explained
A new British live TV/catch-up service is here
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What is a dumbphone and do I need one? Here’s what you should know
Dumbphones offer a break from the constant connectivity of a smartphone. But what exactly can they do? Here’s what you need to know
What are Apple Smart Write and Smart Reply? The AI writing features explained
Apple unveiled new AI-powered writing tools Smart Write and Smart Reply. Here’s what they’ll do when they launch later this year
What are Apple’s Math Notes? The number-solving iPhone and iPad feature explained
iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 come with a feature called Math Notes. It lets you scribble down number problems to solve them. But how does it work?
What is iPhone mirroring on macOS? The next-gen Continuity feature explained
Apple previewed a new iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia feature that lets you mirror your iPhone to your Mac. Here’s how the Continuity feature works
LED masks: what are they, and why is everyone buying them?
LED masks are having more than a. moment – every beauty Instagramer and their dog is raving about them. But what are they exactly?
This secret Disney project is going to make VR more immersive for you
Disney wants to solve one of the biggest problems with VR to create experiences in its theme parks, and make VR better at home
What is Ultra Retina XDR? Apple’s latest display tech explained
Apple unveiled a new type of display tech in its latest iPads called Ultra Retina XDR. Here’s everything you need to know about it
What is SailGP? How does it work, and what’s all the tech behind it?
Racing boats in SailGP is not as easy as you’d think, there’s an awful lot of tech behind it. Here’s everything you need to know
What is Formula E? The electric motorsport explained
There’s a new motorsport on the scene – it’s Formula E, and all of the cars are fully electric. Here’s everything you need to know
What is VR Passthrough, and how does the headset tech work?
VR Passthrough lets you see the real world through your mixed reality headset. Here’s everything you need to know about it and how it works
How does Elon Musk’s Neuralink brain implant actually work?
Neuralink’s implant lives inside your brain to read what you’re thinking. It’s goal? To help people with mobility issues control things.
