Andy has been a gadget fiend ever since he discovered he had opposable thumbs. He started out writing videogame reviews as a teenager, and graduated to technology journalism when he left university. He spent four years working for Trusted Reviews before joining Which? in October 2010 as Deputy Technology Editor. He likes nothing more than exploring new technology, especially all the latest laptops, tablets and mobiles, and he won’t leave the house without his beloved Kindle.
EE is soon to roll out 'up to 20Mbps' broadband over 100 square miles of the Cumbrian Northern Fells - an area previously untouched by decent broadband. Is 4G the answer to Britain's broadband blackspots? (more about rural 4G...)
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Samsung's latest smartphone will doubtless go on to win many awards. But, like many a recent smartphone, it's short on talking points. What do manufacturers need to do to make smartphones cool again? (more about the Samsung Galaxy S4...)
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Netflix will soon release its brand new TV series House of Cards. And it won't just be released online only, it will also be released in one go. It's the beginning of a brave new world for TV - will you miss the old one? (more about TV schedule...)
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Sky Go Extra adds another £5 per month to an already expensive service - is this fair or is Sky taking its customers for a ride? Would you pay extra to be able to download TV and films to watch later? (more about Sky Go Extra...)
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The 2013 Consumer Electronics Show revealed many common themes, including new Ultra HD TVs with eye-watering price tags. But the trend that caught my eye was 'best of both worlds' laptop-tablet hybrids. (more about laptop-tablet hybrids...)
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We've had the smartphone boom, and the tablet armada is busy conquering all corners, but where’s the next big tech explosion going to come from? And who will set it in motion? (more about next thing in tech...)
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This coming week promises to be a big one in technology, with Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Google all vying for our attention. And the stakes couldn't be higher - they each want your undivided loyalty. (more about tech announcements...)
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Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, has publicly apologised for the state of its widely ridiculed new Maps app. It's an incredible, and near-unprecedented, admission of failure. Well I didn't see this coming! (more about Apple’s apology...)
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Everyone expected Apple to change the dock connections on its new iPhone 5 and iPods. Everyone expected it to charge for an inevitable adapter... but the price is beyond ridiculous. (more about new iPhone adapter...)
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Windows 8 is Microsoft's foray into the Apple dominated world of tablets, but on my first viewing at the IFA 2012 tech trade show, it doesn’t make a terribly convincing case. (more about Windows tablets...)
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A US jury has found Samsung guilty of infringing multiple patents belonging to Apple and has been fined $1bn. But this is only the beginning of a long, tortuous story that could have a very messy ending. (more about Samsung vs. Apple...)
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As of now you can't download Flash on Android phones. Adobe has pulled the plug-in from Google’s Play store, saying it won’t work properly with the latest version of Android. However, I don’t think it’s any great loss. (more about Flash on Android...)
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