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Features

The Galaxy Note 8 is a curious smartphone

by Nirave Gondhia 2 days ago0 comments
News

Google weighs in on Pixel 2 XL display, says it may add “more color options”

by Scott Adam Gordon 2 days ago0 comments
News

Where to buy Google Home, Home Mini, and Home Max

by Jimmy Westenberg 2 days ago0 comments
Features

Huawei Mate 10 and Mate 10 Pro vs the competition

by Mitja Rutnik 2 days ago0 comments
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You can now buy the Honor 8 Pro in the UK for £475

Honor’s new flagship, the Honor 8 Pro, has officially touched down in the UK.
by Team AAApril 20, 20175

UK government and media pull ads from YouTube over extremist videos

The UK government as well as popular UK media have removed their ads from YouTube amidst concerns that they are appearing next to extremist videos.
by Brian ReighMarch 17, 201711

You can now pre-order HTC U Ultra and Play in the UK

If you’re in the UK, you can now pre-order the HTC U Ultra or the HTC U Play, which will start shipping on March 1st.
by Brian ReighFebruary 14, 20175

Snooper’s Charter: What you need to know about the UK’s new surveillance laws

The Investigatory Powers Act 2016, also known as the Snooper’s Charter, is the UK’s controversial new bill aimed at increasing online surveillance.
by Scott Adam GordonDecember 6, 201611
 
Features

Google Pixel 2 XL unboxing and first impressions

by Joshua Vergara 4 days ago
 
News

Pixel Visual Core: A closer look at the Pixel 2’s hidden chip

by Robert Triggs 3 days ago

Prime Minister May’s ‘Black Mirror-esque’ surveillance law is passed in the UK

The new law will make it obligatory for internet providers to store every user’s history, which can be accessed by government entities on demand.
by Brian ReighNovember 17, 201611
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