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Frostpunk review: A richly conceived and vividly realised city sim

Netgear Arlo Go review: An expensive but comprehensive home security solution

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Fitbit Versa review: New look, better price, same limits

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ASUS ROG Zephyrus M review: Leaner and meaner

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Blue Microphones bring Snowball USB Microphone to Australia

Blue Microphones' latest versatile plug-and-play USB microphone, the Snowball, is now available in Australia.

Sony Xperia XA2 review: One last hurrah for OmniBalance

If you’re not turned off by Sony’s OmniBalance design language and into the idea of using your next phone for “phone stuff” and not a whole lot else, the Xperia XA2 is priced just well enough to make it worth consideration.

The James Dyson Award now open for entries

The James Dyson Award is now open for entries, giving students and recent graduates of engineering and design a unique opportunity to showcase their problem solving inventions on a global stage.

Dell refresh commercial PC portfolio

Dell have refreshed their range of commercially-orientated Latitude, OptiPlex and Precision series of portable PCs.

Fetch TV and Netflix Expand Partnership

Fetch TV and Netflix have announced that they have entered into a new agreement that will see Fetch subscribers gain access to enhanced features in the coming months, including a faster way to access Netflix and more ways to discover and search for Netflix content.

D-Link launches range extenders with whole home Wi-Fi

D-Link has launched the DAP-1860, their new AC2600 Wi-Fi Range Extender.

Fetch TV launch new BBC Living channel

Fetch TV and BBC Studios have announced the launch of a new lifestyle channel, BBC Living.

QNAP gears up with affordable new switches

QNAP has released their new QSW-1208-8C and QSW-804-4C 10GbE/NBASE-T unmanaged switches to help home and small businesses users upgrade their networks.

Everything you need to know about 5G

5G is set to be the fifth-generation of standardized mass-scale wireless broadband. To phrase it a bit more loosely, it’s the thing that will connect your phone and other smart devices to the internet when you’re not using Wi-Fi in the future.

Frostpunk review: A richly conceived and vividly realised city sim

Set in an post-apocalyptic alternate-history version of steampunk England, the game sees you take control of a small band of survivors who set forth from London after a new Ice Age begins.

Netgear Arlo Go review: An expensive but comprehensive home security solution

Blessed with mobile broadband access and an optional solar panel, Netgear's completely wireless Arlo Go makes it easy to install a streaming security camera almost anywhere.

Fitbit Versa review: New look, better price, same limits

If its predecessor was the wearable that showed that Fitbit had the chops to make it in the smartwatch market, this is the one that you’ll actually probably want to buy.

Garmin introduces compact Edge 130 GPS bike computer

Garmin have announced the Edge 130, a compact and lightweight, yet rugged GPS bike computer with easy-to-use navigation and unique cycling awareness features.