Daniel Cooper
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Recent articles by Daniel:
'Beyond’ delivers the ‘No Man’s Sky’ experience I was waiting for
After a long wait, a 'No Man's Sky' virgin tries the game in its newest format. → Read More
What to expect at IFA 2019
There's just one big technology show before the end of the year, IFA, where we'll see the last goodies revealed before everyone goes into buying mode. As us... → Read More
'Saturday Night Live' is coming to UK screens in early 2020
The only place to legally watch SNL in the UK was YouTube. That might change in February 2020. → Read More
The co-founder of Masterclass wants people to try college courses online
You don't have to mortgage your kidneys to get lessons from Ivy League professors. → Read More
Thank Google for making it harder to find a phone-repair service
Imagine you dropped your smartphone and its display shattered -- something that happens around 50 million times in the US each year. Unless you're pretty handy,... → Read More
Why does the Galaxy Note still exist?
It's not substantially better than the S10, and it's certainly not that much bigger. → Read More
Form's Swim Goggles are the first great wearable for swimmers
What you're looking at sells why you'd ever want a pair of Form's new Swim Goggles more than any spec sheet or press release. Its transparent display sits over... → Read More
Musk's Las Vegas tunnel plans are worrying Monorail officials
Monorail officials are worried that digging work will undermine its overhead railway. → Read More
Spotify adds 8 million paying customers in three months
In the three months since Spotify crested the 100 million Premium user mark, the company has added a further 8 million paying customers. It's another sign of he... → Read More
A student's guide to keeping track of your finances
For many students, their first year at college is the first time they'll be entirely responsible for their personal finances. Such independence can be stressful... → Read More
Twitter reports small user growth and small profits
If you ever needed proof that Twitter has reached a natural ceiling for its user figures, then its second quarter numbers are perfect. In the last three months,... → Read More
Ford, Honda and others agree to California's voluntary emission rules
California has taken an end-run around the EPA on vehicle standards. → Read More
Nintendo will launch a Disney-themed Switch in Japan
Now that Nintendo has finished upgrading the Switch's internals, the company has turned its attention to what's on the outside. The company has teamed up with D... → Read More
Facebook will pay $5 billion fine for Cambridge Analytica data breaches
The Federal Trade Commission has announced that Facebook will pay a massive fine in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal. The social network will pay $5... → Read More
Tokyo unveils its recycled e-waste Olympics medals
Olympic winners will be given a hunk of recycled phone for their victory. → Read More
You might have to be a die-hard fan to get ‘Star Trek: Picard’
We have two hopes: that it doesn't suck, and that the creators know what they're doing. → Read More
Facebook's prototype VR bangle squeezes and vibrates your wrists
If VR is ever going to go mainstream, it's going to need to ditch the bulky accessories while still letting people interact with the virtual world. It's an idea... → Read More
BBC and ITV streaming service BritBox is finally coming to the UK
BritBox, the streaming service from two of Britain's largest broadcasters, will finally launch in the UK by the end of 2019. The service, a partnership between... → Read More
Farewell, 12-inch MacBook, you crazy, overpriced experiment
It was always hard to justify $1,300 on a toy laptop. → Read More
'Doctor Who' might finally get a game that does it justice
You step out the back door of a London laundromat and into a grimy, orange-smoke-filled junkyard. A mysterious voice sings out from a nearby radio, asking for y... → Read More