Dan Grabham

Analysis Build 2014's keynote didn't contain a huge number of surprises, but it did throw up Windows Phone 8.1 and Windows 8.1 Update 1.

Dell beefs up its line-up in the fully rugged space to compete with market-leader Panasonic.

In Depth Wireless multi-room audio is radically increasing in popularity, but with it comes a problem – how to get the audio in sync over a Wi-Fi network.

MWC 2014 In little over a year, Sony has released three flagship phones. Here's why.

Analysis Sony has decided to sell off its PC arm. Here's why it's no surprise to see it happen.

Opinion Satya Nadella is the perfect choice to continue refocusing on devices and services

Updated Microsoft has named Satya Nadella as the successor to Steve Ballmer, but look who else is back in an enhanced role.

Dyson believes it has solved the problem of clogged filters with a new tech advancement in its cyclone tech.

CES 2014 Intel's Mooly Eden was expected to talk about wearable technology during the corporation's press conference at CES 2014, but moved things up a level.

Western Digital has announced what it calls a dual drive - a full 120GB SSD and 1TB hard drive in one designed for the upgrade market.

Nvidia's latest flagship gaming card heads off the threat from the latest-gen AMD R9 Radeons.

IDF 2013 Intel has officially launched its Intel Atom Z3000 series of procesors, aimed squarely at the tablet and low-power computing market.

Opera Coast is a stripped-down browser designed specifically for Apple's tablet, which apparently should have shipped on it.

Alongside the new Yoga 2 Pro, Lenovo introduced a budget 7-inch Android 4.2 tablet called the S5000.

IFA 2013 Toshiba has revealed a host of Satellite models at IFA 2013, all powered by full-blown Intel Core processors from the latest Haswell refresh.