Articles by Andrew Hayward

Articles by: Andrew Hayward

SteelSeries H Wireless review

By Andrew Hayward published 1 March 14

Recommended

For both sight and sound, the SteelSeries H Wireless is one of the best gaming headsets

PlayStation Gold Wireless Stereo Headset review

By Andrew Hayward published 28 February 14

Recommended

Sony's PlayStation Gold Wireless Stereo Headset is worthy of its official PS4 status

If you loved Street Fighter, you'll love these iOS fighting games

By Andrew Hayward published 13 May 13

Roundup It's been more than 20 years since Capcom's classic ignited the fighting craze, but Andrew Hayward finds that both the series and genre are still delivering knock-out titles.

DriveNTalk Coda One review

By Andrew Hayward published 15 January 13

A quality Bluetooth speaker that pulls double duty as a hands-free car phone

Jak Multishare USB review

By Andrew Hayward published 15 January 13

A simple but not so useful USB streaming device for computers and Android

If you loved Breakout then you'll love these iOS games

By Andrew Hayward published 14 October 12

Buying Guide Batting a ball around might not be a fun solo pursuit in real life, but there are plenty of App Store brick-breakers proving it's not like that in the virtual world.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus review

By Andrew Hayward published 12 September 12

Samsung just updated its Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus to Ice Cream Sandwich. Does the upgrade make the Tab a worthwhile purchase for the budget-minded user?

OnLive Desktop review

By Andrew Hayward published 18 July 12

OnLive helped pioneer the idea of cloud-streaming video games and they have since put that idea to new use with the innovative OnLive Desktop.

Kindle Fire vs Nook Tablet: which should you buy?

By Andrew Hayward published 21 June 12

In Depth Both have their merits, but when it comes to spending your $199, which truly warrants the investment?

HTC Titan II review

By Andrew Hayward published 15 June 12

As indicated by the title, the Titan II is a sizable handset, with a 4.7-inch display that luckily features little bezel along the sides, keeping it easily grasped.