Jon Barrow

BT has launched a new phone that claims to block nuisance calls. Would you be prepared to pay to stop the interruption of unwanted calls? We plan to put the phone through its paces… (more on BT’s call blocking phone...)

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Kindle ebook readers are incredibly popular and regularly do well in Which? lab tests, but some users have reported reliability problems. Frozen screens are most common – has your Kindle's screen broken? (more about Kindle broken screens...)

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Did you know your ‘fixed’ mobile contract can go up in price? No? Maybe that’s because, as our recent mystery shopping reveals, many phone shop assistants don’t explain that at the point of sale. (more about our undercover research...)

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Our latest Which? satisfaction survey found that Panasonic was the number one rated technology brand in almost every high tech product category. Do you agree? Or is there another technology brand you prefer? (more about trusted technology brands...)

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Last week saw the publication of a long awaited report on the UK’s copyright laws. One of its main recommendations was that the copying of CDs and DVDs for private use should be made legal. Isn’t it about time? (more about format shifting...)

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The Adam Smith Institute recently called for the BBC licence fee to be scrapped. But it's incredible value and without it the BBC wouldn't produce the same range of high-quality programmes. (more about keeping the TV licence...)

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Apple’s latest announcements, a new iPod range and a social networking tool (Ping), attracted the usual hysteria from its legions of fans and a fawning media. But was there really anything to get excited about? (more about Apple's recent products...)

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