Living with the Samsung Galaxy 'Smoke' 7
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Does the desire to own a the Galaxy Note 7 outweigh the risk of it catching fire on you?
Helping refugees with technology
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How tech professionals are helping to transform the lives of the world’s most vulnerable children.
Calls grow for Wi-Fi on London buses
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There’s Wi-Fi on London Underground so, why not have the he option of using it on the capital’s buses also?
The independent video game revolution
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With video game sales growing every year, we examine the independent developers who are starting to enjoy an increasing share of the wealth
Companion: Life saver or problem maker?
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The new app aims to help keep its users safe, but is it really as foolproof as it first seems?
Are e-sports going mainstream?
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Does BBC3’s move to show computer gaming events signal a change in attitude towards e-sports?
Triggertrap: Crowdfunding's time-lapse triumph
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How a Kickstarter-funded project is bring an advanced photographic technique to a mass audience.
We discuss virtual reality and the philosophical implications it presents.
No longer a game of 90 minutes
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Referees are often the focus of criticism from managers, players and fans. Max Petch considers whether the antaganism is putting would-ve referees off.
Convergence: The future of music & multimedia
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Convergence Festival is coming to London this spring with a mad mix of music, art and technology.