Six of the best tough tech
From a small screen scratch to dust and sand sending circuits into overdrive, when gadgetry meets anything remotely rough and tumble it'll likely end in tears.
From a small screen scratch to dust and sand sending circuits into overdrive, when gadgetry meets anything remotely rough and tumble it'll likely end in tears.
There can be no denying that taking an e-reader on holiday saves a great deal of luggage space.
It is incumbent upon us to be ready to take full advantage of the change in weather, especially after such a drought of sunshine.
It almost seems surreal to be talking about spring, but it does appear to have finally sprung.
Sometimes one gadget is all you need - for calls, GPS, MP3 and the web. And usually all those features can be neatly tied up in a smartphone.
It is easy to save yourself a small fortune as well as avoid high street queues by investing in your own coffee machine.
With lighter nights and another bank holiday on the horizon, now is the ideal time to consider that next home improvement project.
Could the Samsung Galaxy S4 be the Android smartphone that wipes the grin from the faces of Apple executives?
Most people's music files now live inside a laptop, tablet or smartphone. Great.
The supermarket shelves seem to have been filled with Easter eggs since the festive season ended. By now, you might be wondering whether there is any escape from all these sugary treats.
While you slave over that hot stove, you may decide your kitchen is in need of a couple of quirky, colourful and useful additions.
With smartphones gaining the upper hand in mobile ownership and the rate set to rise, the number of apps available also continues to grow.
With the cost of commuting ever increasing, as well as the overcrowding in carriages, why not take travel plans into your own hands?
It's International Mother Language Day on February 21, a date set up by Unesco to celebrate and promote awareness of linguistic and cultural diversity and multilingualism across the globe.
Little can be more unsightly than crease-ridden clothing.
Gadgets and gizmos can say 'I love you' just as much as romantic meals, chocolates and flowers, while their unique value may help to woo your other half.
While oversized "cans" have been gaining popularity, the slightly more subdued in-ear headphones have had to up their game to stay in with a shout.
There is a new breed of computers on the block.
While we may still complain, broadband speeds, on the whole, are pretty impressive these days.
For the time being, it would appear that Apple has the upper hand over its competitors.
Are you feeling guilty - or feeling for that extra belt hole - after overindulging this Christmas?