Matt Warman
The Telegraph
United Kingdom
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Apple Watch review: object of desire
Will the Watch be as important for Apple as the iPhone has been? In the first Apple Watch hands-on review, Matt Warman says it’s too early to tell → Read More
Apple Watch: the five best features
The five best things about the Apple Watch: from battery life to the way it looks → Read More
Apple Watch review: object of desire
Will the Watch be as important for Apple as the iPhone? In the first hands-on review of the Apple Watch, Matt Warman says it’s too early to tell → Read More
Apple aims to break new ground with Watch
Apple Watch set to be unveiled in California, with the top-of-the-range model priced at $10,000 → Read More
How Google is trying to muscle into Britain's schools
Liz Sproat, Google's head of education in Europe, believes Google products can play a key role in our schools, but it faces tough competition → Read More
Shell to allow customers to pay for petrol on their mobile phone
PayPal app users will be able to pay for fuel at Shell petrol stations on their mobile phones, the companies have announced → Read More
Eight things to expect from Windows 10
Microsoft's big event last week featured gaming, productivity and a surprising new product category. Techradar lists eight features to look out for → Read More
Dennis Woodside on Motorola, Google and the future of Dropbox
Silicon Valley veteran Dennis Woodside reveals a Motorola Nexus 6 secret, and tells Matt Warman that his current company Dropbox will be the glue that binds the web together → Read More
The man with his head in the cloud who sees 3bn customers connected
Dropbox's chief operating officer wants his company, with 300m users, to be the glue holding other online services together → Read More
Starbucks launches wireless charging in UK shops
Ten London Starbucks cafes will offer free wireless charging by the end of January → Read More
iPhone 6 review: Apple's best phone ever
Peerless design shows that Apple has lost none of its touch, says Matt Warman → Read More
Dyson cleans up as profits rise ahead of robot launch
Profits at Dyson hit £382m in 2013, ahead of its robotic hoover launch → Read More
Kazuo Hirai: Sony is looking beyond the smartphone for the future
Sony and its tech rivals have their eyes on gadgets beyond the smartphone → Read More
Ascot hits its stride as racecourse returns to profit
Last year’s sales revenue at Ascot hit £46.7m, putting the racecourse back into the black for the first time since 2006. → Read More
Amazon Fire Phone: 3D images and the option to buy everything you can see
Jeff Bezos has announced Amazon's first mobile phone, featuring a unique 3D interface and the capacity to automatically recognise objects and let you buy them from Amazon → Read More
Is business ready for the Internet of Things?
Inanimate objects are getting smarter, so businesses must too, says Matt Warman → Read More
Real world v online world: teens do not distinguish
Digital Lives survey raises questions about whether schools are protecting young people from online dangers → Read More
Watch out? Why wearable computing is stuttering
Nike is reported to be cutting back on its wearable FuelBand fitness tracker - they're simply getting out of the way for Apple v Google → Read More
LG Android Wear smartwatch to go on sale in July
South Korean manufacturer LG will launch its much anticipated Android Wear LG G smartwatch for no more than £180 in July → Read More
Microsoft: Cortana will order flowers - and Kinect could come to Windows Phone
Plans for Microsoft’s Cortana intelligent personal assistant are only just beginning, Joe Belfiore tells Matt Warman → Read More