Magazine Bundles on Trial!

Magazine bundles
Magazine bundles

This week you can get 3 issues for £5 on our technology magazine bundles. That means you'll get the next three issues of your chosen magazine(s) delivered direct to your door and get instant access to the digital edition (iOS or Android) for your tablet and/or phone when they go on sale. You'll never miss an issue.


Don't miss this limited time offer, go to MyFavouriteMagazines for the deals! The magazines on offer include T3, MacFormat, Linux Format and Windows Help & Advice.

T3 is the magazine that will keep you right up to date with the latest technology developments, bringing you exclusive news, reviews, in-depth features and expert buyer's guides. The digital edition of T3 brings together all of the above great features, but adds an interactive element to make the experience even more exciting.

MacFormat is the UK's number 1 Apple magazine for Mac, iPad, iPhone and Apple Watch owners. Aimed at Mac users and Apple enthusiasts, it provides tutorials, guides and tips on ways to get the most from Apple's devices as well as the latest reviews of Apple hardware and Mac/iOS accessories and software.

Linux Format is your complete guide to the world of Linux and free and open source software. Whether you've just discovered Linux, or you're a full-time guru, Linux Format has everything you need to make the most of your computer.

Plus you can also grab popular titles like Total Film, Computer Arts and Edge, in fact you can try out as many titles as you like, just make your choice(s).

The TechRadar hive mind. The Megazord. The Voltron. When our powers combine, we become 'TECHRADAR STAFF'. You'll usually see this author name when the entire team has collaborated on a project or an article, whether that's a run-down ranking of our favorite Marvel films, or a round-up of all the coolest things we've collectively seen at annual tech shows like CES and MWC. We are one.

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