Articles by Dan Grabham

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Dan (Twitter, Google+) is TechRadar's Former Deputy Editor and is now in charge at our sister site T3.com. Covering all things computing, internet and mobile he's a seasoned regular at major tech shows such as CES, IFA and Mobile World Congress. Dan has also been a tech expert for many outlets including BBC Radio 4, 5Live and the World Service, The Sun and ITV News.

Articles by: Dan Grabham

Hands on: Dyson Airblade Tap review

By Dan Grabham published 5 February 13

Not yet rated

Dyson thinks washing hands and then going somewhere else to dry them is inefficient. Is it right, or is it just solving a problem that isn't there?

Philips Brilliance AMVA LCD review

By Dan Grabham published 22 January 13

Can this plain-jane monitor impress with a host of extra connections and features?

Asus VivoBook S400C review

By Dan Grabham published 20 January 13

Recommended

When Microsoft first mooted Windows 8, the common thought was that while people would use Windows 8 tablets, there wouldn't be a demand for Windows 8 touchscreen laptops. They were wrong.

Facebook Graph Search: what is it and how do you use it?

By Dan Grabham published 15 January 13

In Depth Facebook announced Graph Search – a multitude of new ways to use the social network's search to help you find the right people, photos, and more.

So what's CES all about? Ultra HD, that's what

By Dan Grabham published 8 January 13

Analysis If there's been one standout theme thus far at CES 2013, it's been Ultra HD, also known as UHD.

Intel swats Windows RT aside, previews Bay Trail

By Dan Grabham published 8 January 13

CES 2013 Plus plenty more advancements for Atom in phones and tablets during Intel's CES 2013 press conference.

Panasonic pins hopes on smart TV enhancements

By Dan Grabham published 7 January 13

CES 2013 Personalised home screen coming to 2013 lineup of Viera TVs, but it's not enough for Panasonic to shine at CES 2013.

Nvidia makes handheld play with Project Shield

By Dan Grabham published 7 January 13

CES 2013 Nvidia's CEO Jen-Hsun Huang has announced a new handheld gaming device during the company's CES 2013 press conference.

TechRadar at CES 2013: join us for the biggest event in the tech calendar

By Dan Grabham published 4 January 13

CES 2013 Next week sees one of the biggest events in the tech calendar – it's the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), one of the key global events for new tech launches.

iOS 6 Maps: what went wrong?

By Graham Barlow, Dan Grabham published 11 December 12

Analysis The debacle over Apple Maps continues today, with users still complaining. How did Apple let it get this bad?

Emirates rolls out Windows 8 tablets to on-board staff

By Dan Grabham published 19 November 12

Emirates has become one of first large-scale customers to move staff over to Windows 8 tablets and has designed a Windows 8-style app to go with it.

Microsoft: Windows RT is 'its own experience'

By Dan Grabham published 27 October 12

Interview Should we think about Windows RT as a different product from Windows 8? That's what we asked Windows 8 marketing head Tami Reller.

Windows 8 launch disappoints, Windows RT still a headache

By Dan Grabham published 26 October 12

Opinion The shame of the Windows 8 launch was that there was a lot of pizzazz and not an awful lot of news.

Windows 8 vs Windows 7: 8 ways it's different

By Dan Grabham published 25 October 12

Updated Windows 8 differs a great deal from its popular predecessor - here's our essential guide to what's different.

'This is the most ambitious thing we've done since Windows 95'

By Dan Grabham published 25 October 12

Interview Microsoft's Tami Reller and Gabriel Aul talk Windows 8 and why it's the most ambitious thing the company has done since Windows 95.

Why Intel's labs celebrate product failures

By Dan Grabham published 24 October 12

In Depth Intel's CTO believes the company's research arm has a key role to ditch expensive failures before they can reach the market.

Asus Padfone 2: what you need to know

By Dan Grabham published 16 October 12

In Depth Asus has decided to return to the drawing board and produce the all-new Padfone 2 - but is there much new to actually shout about?

This week's hottest reviews on TechRadar

By Dan Grabham published 13 October 12

Review Roundup This week it's all about TV - we've got a tremendous new plasma from Panasonic and a stunning new 46-inch from Toshiba among plenty of other kit.

Did Amazon really try to buy Netflix for $12 million?

By Dan Grabham published 8 October 12

According to a new book, Amazon was keen to buy Netflix in 1999. Quite understandable - but it only offered $12 million for the then-startup.

First Windows 8 PCs available, still infested with crapware

By Dan Grabham published 8 October 12

The first native Windows 8 PCs have gone on sale in the US. But, if you were hoping for a release from crapware hell, you'll be left waiting.

Intel Thunderbolt: what you need to know

By Dan Grabham published 2 October 12

In Depth Fast new data and display standard

This week's hottest reviews on TechRadar

By Dan Grabham published 29 September 12

Review Roundup Check out TechRadar's iPhone 5 review, the definitive verdict on the Nikon D600 and our views on the new Crucial SSD.

iPhone 5 vs Samsung Galaxy S3 vs Lumia 920 vs HTC One X

By Dan Grabham published 13 September 12

Early View Apple's latest fruit goes up against the best handsets from Nokia, Samsung and HTC. Which will you choose?

Hands on: Lenovo IdeaPad U510 Ultrabook review

By Dan Grabham published 3 September 12

Not yet rated

IFA 2012 If Intel had this in mind when it was thinking about the concept of an Ultrabook, we'd be rather surprised.

Smartphone software updates explained

By Dan Grabham published 28 August 12

In Depth There's no doubt about it – we all love to have the latest software on our smartphones. And that means a lot of work in development.

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