Craig Grannell
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Best retro handhelds: Emulate classic console and computer games
Which is the right retro handheld for you? And what do you need to consider before splashing out on a dinky device? → Read More
Wear OS' black mandate continues tech's minimalism obsession
As of August 2023, Wear OS apps can use any background colour they want – as long as it’s black → Read More
The Sinclair ZX81 – and six of the best ZX81 games
Sinclair’s breakthrough home micro still shines over four decades later. We look back at the ZX81 and six of its best games. → Read More
Roll up, roll up: foldables are dead. It’s all about rollable phones and laptops now
Tech industry on a roll as it gets the ball rolling on rollable devices. (Sorry not sorry.) → Read More
Meta Verified: Why Facebook and Instagram copying Twitter’s worst idea is bad for everyone
We’re ticked off. We’re blue in the face. etc. → Read More
Apple AirPlay 2: everything you need to know about the streaming tech
Blast audio and video around your home, until your Wi-Fi network begs for mercy → Read More
Bing AI goes bonkers as chatbots further tech by reflecting the worst of humanity
Supremely confident and frequently wrong: welcome to the future of search engines → Read More
Lego Lord of the Rings Rivendell is one set to rule them all
Want a set that’ll take as long to build as the movies take to watch? That'll be the 6167-piece Lego Icons Lord of the Rings Rivendell → Read More
Samsung wants your fridge to be a generative AI art piece. I want mine to keep food cold
When I want to chill out, I don’t need a fridge to be the centre of my universe – but tech companies increasingly disagree → Read More
Enter the touchscreen Mac multiverse: four visions of Apple computers for screen prodders
Mac to the future? Yes! Just be mindful to not visit the bad timeline → Read More
The CES 2024 I want to see – and the one I’ll probably get
The top headlines from the present – and terrifying future – of the world’s biggest tech show → Read More
Apple’s 2022 in review: the good, the bad and the karaoke
From the highs of amazing hardware to the lows of appalling ads → Read More
Multiple iPhone app stores in iOS 17 won’t just make you ’appy
While the EU and Apple trade blows, users look set to be punched in the face → Read More
Blaze Entertainment Evercade EXP review: slots of fun
Retro gaming handheld returns. Can the Evercade EXP impress with a flash redesign, Capcom games, and an invite to rotate? → Read More
No, Elon Musk isn’t making a MuskPhone – but here’s what would happen if he did
The Tesla Phone. The MuskPhone. Call it what you want, but this entirely hypothetical device got Musk fans frothing on the bird site this week. Sadly for them, it’s not going to happen. It all came about by Musk “declaring war” on Apple, much like a toddler “declares war” on its toys when things don’t go its way, before hurling them at a wall. A barrage of tweets on 28 November began with Musk… → Read More
Amazon lost billions – because Alexa lacked focus and was wrong about what people want
Alexa, what happens when a business model relies on vague assumptions about somehow making money later? → Read More
Minimoog Model D will unleash your inner Kraftwerk
Come on, Moog. Let your body move to the music - the analogue synth legend makes a return for 2022, but doesn't come cheap → Read More
Quarter Arcades cabinets mark Space Invaders 45th birthday
Small but perfectly formed: we asked Quarter Arcades Space Invaders creator Numskull how it reimagined the arcade classic in miniature → Read More
Lego Eiffel Tower is 10,001-brick landmark for the living room
Get an Eiffel of this gigantic Lego kit - at 149cm it's the tallest one ever released by the Danish toymaker → Read More
Hey Siri, show me 7 things I’d prefer you do, rather than dropping ‘Hey’
Dropping a word won’t make Siri shine, given that it currently too often drops the ball → Read More