Tom Fogden is a writer for Tech.co with a range of experience in the world of tech publishing. Tom covers everything from cybersecurity, to social media and website builders when he's not reviewing the latest phones, gadgets, or occasionally even technology books.
Apple's legendary Chief Design Office, Jony Ive, has announced that he'll be leaving Cupertino that brought his iconic designs to life to form a new design agency, LoveFrom. But what will Ive and his team actually be designing? Will it be more of the same, or a radical departure?
At its annual developers conference, Huawei finally lifted the lid on its brand new operating system. Called HarmonyOS, the new operating system is set to work on a variety of devices — including smartphones. So, will HarmonyOS spell the end for Android?
With both big smartphone operating systems' next generations curently undergoing beta testing, we take a look at all the key features and changes and ask the question - which is best? And, perhaps more importantly, which will move the smartphone game forward?
Is the new iPhone XS the best phone on the market, or is the Samsung Galaxy S9 - nearly a year old, don't forget - still the phone to beat? We take a look at the key features, performance and design to find out. Plus, can the iPhone XS justify its $1,000 price tag?
Why was the prize pool for the Fortnite World Cup more than ten times the size of that for the FIFA eWorld Cup? We looked at the stats and spoke to an expert to find out why the build-and-shoot-'em-up game is more lucrative than a sim of the world's favorite ball sport.
Details found in the iOS 13 beta have revealed that Apple will be unveiling the next generation of iPhones on September 10. The new phones are set to feature some pretty out-there design details, including an impossibly large camera bump. So, should you be excited?
Amazon's fulfilment center ambassadors were launched into the social media spotlight following some extremely unusual tweets about working conditions at the ecommerce giant. So we decided to take a look at the strangest tweets from the company's more than 50 online evangelists.
Phone manufacturers seem to keep flip-flopping on whether to include a headphone jack on their latest phones. In our mind, all phones should have one, or none at all. We take a look at the biggest culprits for phone jack flip-flopping to try and understand why they do it.
The UK's controversial porn block has been delayed indefinitely after repeated delays which started in 2018. The policy, which was outlined in the Conservative's 2015 General Election Manifesto, has been troubled from the start with uncertainty over how the block would even work.
The Samsung Galaxy S10 is supposedly set for an August reveal. But extensive leaking means we already know a fair amount about Samsung's upcoming phablet including the size of the screen, whether it'll have 5G, and whether it'll use a punch hole front camera like the new S10.
Suprema, a biometric security company has had its database breached, potentially leaking sensitive data about millions of people. The Biostar 2 database holds fingerprint and facial recognition data for big businesses around the world, as well as passwords, addresses and more.
The iPhone XR and Google Pixel 3a are experiencing bumper sales and highlighting just how acute the problems are for Apple and Google's full-price phones in 2019. We take a look behind the numbers to work out why these phones are so attractive to consumers.
Streaming site Twitch is lawyering up to take on 100 of its own users. According to a court filing, Twitch is accusing the organized group of 100 streamers of breach of contract and copyright infringement after they continually streamed porn, terrorist attacks, and more.
Jordan Peterson's new social media platform, Thinkspot, is premised on the idea that regular social media sites censor conservative views and encourage liberal groupthink through destroying debate. But the internet hardly needs or warrants a new free speech social media site.
Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos is betting that booze will be the next big thing, with plans to launch an Amazon drinks-on-demand delivery service and a bricks-and-mortar liquor store in San Francisco. So, why is Amazon doing this and should San Franciscans be worried?