Articles by Gary Cutlack

Smartwatches are everywhere - but they are still winding people up

Smartwatches are everywhere, so why are they still winding people up?

By Gary Cutlack published 31 August 14

Inflame The web is not happy about LG inventing round objects and Samsung releasing a curved thing.

All about the Nook-y: is Samsung's ereader tieup enough to stop Amazon?

By Gary Cutlack published 24 August 14

Inflame Nook goes app-only in ereader war - and commenters have a lot to say about this.

Exclusive: Tomb Raider proves word 'exclusive' has lost all meaning

By Gary Cutlack published 17 August 14

Inflame The internet concludes that everything's exclusive, apart from the things that aren't.

Another case of password theft leaves commenters feeling hacked off

By Gary Cutlack published 10 August 14

Inflame Yes you have to change your passwords again. No, you're not the only one grumbling about it.

Facebook's compulsory Messenger push angers the commenting horde

By Gary Cutlack published 3 August 14

Inflame Facebook has decided to make its messenger app compulsory on tablets and phones. Not everyone is pleased.

Xiaomi Mi 3 review

By Gary Cutlack published 1 August 14

Good specs, a great screen and an excellent UI come together to make the Xiaomi Mi 3 a brilliant budget smartphone.

Tablet takedown: are they getting too hard to swallow for tech buyers?

By Gary Cutlack published 27 July 14

Inflame Some internet tech fans are finding this week's flurry of tablet news to be quite a bitter pill.

Eye Robot: Commenters take a look at Google's smart contact lens plan and don't like what they see

By Gary Cutlack published 20 July 14

Inflame Life through a Google lens.

Privacy on a fast-track to nowhere?

By Gary Cutlack published 13 July 14

Inflame The British government's new surveillance law gets the New World Order theorists out of their secure rooms.

Social network's emotional lab rats turn against their keepers

By Gary Cutlack published 6 July 14

Inflame Denizens of the internet are in an uproar after the (not very) shocking revelation that Facebook is a shady organisation and is messing with your emotions.

Wear Wolves: internet commenters are howling about this week's Google Wear annoucements

By Gary Cutlack published 29 June 14

Inflame Wearables were pushed to the fore at Google IO, but who really wants to be prodded more often by their tech?

Android L: the 10 things you need to know

By Gary Cutlack published 26 June 14

In Depth A fresh new look, a faster feel: these are the key things to know about Google's new dream of a mobile OS

Amazon Fire Phone: flaming mess or hot stuff?

By Gary Cutlack published 22 June 14

Inflame Amazon's Fire Phone announcement quickly extinguishes all previous excitement.

Internet united over lack of female characters in Assassin's Creed Unity

By Gary Cutlack published 15 June 14

Inflame Ubisoft's remarks about its all-male multiplayer sparks online character assassination.

Glorified paperweight or exciting new games console?

Dumping Kinect will give us better Xbox One games, but is it too little too late?

By Gary Cutlack published 8 June 14

Inflame No Kinect equals more power. Not everyone is impressed, though.

Huawei Ascend P7 review

By Gary Cutlack published 3 June 14

Huawei's Ascend P7 is light, thin and fast, but does it compete with other flagship smartphones?

Privacy auctioned off by Ebay hack

By Gary Cutlack published 1 June 14

Inflame Security enthusiasts change their names, phone numbers, and facial hair to escape latest internet breach

Apple fury over nixed messages

By Gary Cutlack published 24 May 14

Inflame iMessage confusion blamed on users, Apple, Father Christmas and Tim Cook's canteen choices.

Xbox dis-kinects from webcam fans

By Gary Cutlack published 18 May 14

Inflame Microsoft made a rather unsurprising u-turn concerning Xbox Kinect and once again the internet erupted into disgruntled comment wars.

Tomodachi strife: Nintendo comes first for controversy and last for sales

By Gary Cutlack published 11 May 14

Inflame Wii U sales plummet to new un-plummeted depths as "quirky" game burns Nintendo's reputation and alienates fans.

Can screen size payments really save the film industry?

By Gary Cutlack published 4 May 14

Inflame Movies inching closer to 'pay by display' is a worrying trend.

False Start: Possible Windows menu changes trigger Red Mist of Fury

By Gary Cutlack published 27 April 14

Inflame Will Microsoft bring the Start menu back? This is what the internet has to say about the matter.

Smartphone war leaves Google handset plans in pieces

By Gary Cutlack published 20 April 14

Inflame We've built our own round-up of the web's reaction to Project Ara, the DIY smartphone.

Heart attack: how the Heartbleed bug confused the web world

By Gary Cutlack published 13 April 14

Inflame What has everyone been saying about this week's Heartbleed Bug revelation?

Courting controversy: is voice control welcome on Windows Phone?

By Gary Cutlack published 6 April 14

Inflame Taking the temperature of the comments section after Microsoft's Cortana announcement.

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