Author: Britta O'Boyle

Spotify originally launched its family plan in 2014, but a lot has changed since then. When it first arrived, you

We’ve already heard several rumours that Sonos was finally working on a portable Bluetooth speaker to add to its portfolio,

Google is expected to announce its new Pixel devices – thought to be the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL

Samsung recently announced 108-megapixel and 64-megapixel phone camera sensors, but only the sensors themselves were released, rather than any information

Google Assistant is an excellent voice assistant. It not only brings the power of Google search but it is conversational

Apple’s latest MacBook Pros all offer a feature called Touch Bar, along with the Touch ID fingerprint sensor. Replacing the function keys

The next Apple iPhones are due to be announced in the next few weeks and leaks are really starting to

Juicers allow you to ingest more fruit and vegetables than you likely could if you were to eat them all

Many of LG’s competitors in the smartphone world have all taken a chance on the foldable phone trend, or have

Getting fit is not easy. The thought of sitting with a jar of Nutella in front of Netflix is often

Samsung announced two models of its Galaxy Note smartphone for 2019 in the form of the Note 10 and Note

Samsung’s Note series has arrived, with two models on offer this year, but how do they stand up against the Galaxy

Messages is Apple’s messaging app available for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch and Mac, but it isn’t just for SMS messages

Apple has been in the press recently for using human contractors to listen to Siri voice recordings in order to help

British company DataSparQ has developed the A.I Bar, which has been on trial in London’s 5cc Harrild & Sons bar.

Samsung’s Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ are expected to be unveiled at the company’s next Unpacked event on 7

Samsung’s Galaxy S11 and S11+ are expected to launch in the first quarter of 2020, likely around mid February. This

A prototype contact lens that can automatically switch between focusing on near and far objects, as well as zoom, is

Amazon has announced its Song ID feature – an opt-in service that sees Alexa announce the title and artist before

Google already revealed the Pixel 4 smartphone was in the works and would feature a rear camera system within a