Even by the relentless standards of tech innovation, 2018 has been quite the year. We’ve seen some incredible products launch

According to leaks online, Nokia is set to launch the world's first phone with five rear cameras. Called the 9 PureView, it's expected to be revealed early in December and should compete with the OnePlus 6 and Honor 10. We take a look at the leaks and what you can expect

With OnePlus' imminent arrival in the US, we explain why it's set to be the next big phone brand on the market, and why you should care about its cut-price, flagship-killing phones, like the newly-released OnePlus 6T.

The stand-out feature at Google's recent launch event wasn't the much-leaked Pixel 3, the Pixel Slate tablet or even the Home Hub. It was, unexpectedly, Google's brilliant software that stole the show.

Amazon has unveiled its newest Fire tablet - the Fire HD 8 with Alexa Hands-Free. As the name suggests, you'll be able to summon Alexa to do your bidding without laying a finger on the tablet itself. However, is it worth the outlay if you already have a Fire HD 8?

Garmin has announced a new fitness tracker, the Vivosmart 4, and it promises to offer advanced health-tracking functions whilst retaining a sleek silhouette. We take a look at the Garmin Vivosmart 4 features and compare it to fitness tracker rivals such as the Fitbit Charge 3.

Sony announced that it sold 3 million PlayStation VR headsets since launching the kit in October 2016. So why have overall sales of VR headsets have been disappointing? And, is there still a Ready Player One style future for all of us?