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  • Nokia 4.2 medium
    Wallet-Friendly Nokia 4.2 Available in US for $189 The $189 Nokia 4.2 is now available to buy in the US from Best Buy and Amazon. But should this crazy-cheap Nokia be your next phone? Or are Motorola and Samsung's bargain phones better options?
    Tom Fogden
  • Bowers & Wilkins formation
    Bowers & Wilkins Announce Wedge and Duo, Crazy Expensive Speakers Audio experts Bowers & Wilkins, perhaps best known for the Zeppelin speaker, has announced three new crazy-looking, and crazy expensive speakers. The new Formation range promise unparalleled multiroom audio quality, but you'll need some deep pockets to get your hands on them.
    Tom Fogden
  • Elon Musk Lawyer Must Approve Tweets
    Court Rules Elon Musk Needs a Lawyer to Approve His Tweets Elon Musk's tweets will soon all be lawyer-approved: According to a new court filing, the millionaire CEO has reached an agreement with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to have a Tesla lawyer vet all of his Twitter musings on the subjects of Tesla’s finances.
    Adam Rowe
  • Samsung View 2: New 17-inch Mega-Tablet Unveiled While it may be the Samsung Fold that's grabbing the headlines at the moment, the company has just released a brand new tablet, the View 2. Unlike the Fold, you can forget about slipping this into your pocket. This 17-inch tablet is anything but portable. So, should you buy one?
    Jack Turner
  • video game controllers banned
    Mapped: The Video Games Banned Around the World Video games are never far from controversy, whether it's the anarchic Grand Theft Auto, or the latest teen-addicting multiplayer game. However, are countries ever right to completely ban video games? And if they are, where should the lines be drawn?
    Tom Fogden
  • High at work
    Study: 17% of Tech Workers Are High on the Job Nearly 17 percent of tech workers admit to being under the influence of marijuana while at work at some point in their careers, according to a new study. Not only that, but the number is on the rise. Read on for more details, and an explanation for why it's happening.
    Adam Rowe
  • A Book in 5 Minutes: Summary of Dan Pink’s “To Sell is Human”
    Kira M. Newman
  • FAA Approves Google Drone Deliveries The Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) has given Google the greenlight to trial consumer drone deliveries, making it the first company in the US to be allowed to do so. Its drone divison, Wing, will make orders to customers in Virginia, delivering small items such as food and drink
    Jack Turner
  • Elon Musk’s Plan for 1 Million Robo Tesla Taxis Always fancied a Tesla but can't quite get the money together to by one? Then good news. Founder Elon Musk is looking to implement a Tesla taxi service by 2020, meaning that you'll be able to ride in one for the price of cab fare. Even better, Tesla owners can make some cash, too
    Jack Turner
  • Big tech company failures and responses
    How Tech Companies Recover From Product Embarrassments With the Samsung Galaxy Fold launch delayed following early reports of broken screens, we look at how tech companies respond when their products fail. Samsung itself is no stranger to such events, but what can it learn from past incidents?
    Conor Cawley
  • snail youtube logo
    Google Deliberately Slowed YouTube on Rival Browsers According to a former executive at Mozilla, and a current program manager for Firefox, Google deliberately tried to slow down YouTube on Firefox and Edge. If so, is there anything we can do about it?
    Tom Fogden
  • Samsung Galaxy Fold Screen Breaking
    Samsung Galaxy Fold Review Samples Breaking Already Reports are flying around the internet suggesting that Samsung's nearly-$2,000 folding phone is breaking after just days and sometimes even hours of use. So, what's going on with the next big thing in the phones world?
    Tom Fogden