A major flaw could cause permanent damage to your Galaxy Note 5

To look at it you'd probably think that a lot of care and attention had gone into the design of the Samsung Galaxy Note 5. After all, it has a gorgeous, premium build and

There's a new Nexus tablet in the works

All the Nexus focus right now is pointing toward the new phones – the Nexus 6 2015 rumoured to be made by Huawei and the Nexus 5 2015 reportedly built by LG.

SONY XPERIA C5 ULTRA

The Sony Xperia C5 Ultra boasts a 64-bit octa-core chipset (Mediatek MT6752), a 1080p display with a 6-inch diagonal, 2GB of RAM, and most importantly, a 13MP rear camera and 13MP front shooter. At the front, we also have an LED flash that will aid selfie lovers low-light auto-portrait endeavors. This is our review on the Sony Xperia C5 Ultra

Google's smart contact lenses just went from concept to reality

Last year we learned that Google was embarking on a project to make smart contact lenses for measuring glucose levels. That project led to the formation of a whole health-focused unit, the Life Sciences team, which has just graduated into its own standalone Alphabet company.

The contact lens project was one of Google's "moonshot" projects, leaving little certainty that it would ever

What is Alphabet? Google's new parent company explained

 

Meet Alphabet, Google's new parent company that is boldly restructuring the ABCs of the search engine giant and its subsidiaries.
Alphabet is meant to be a cleaner, more accountable holding company, says Google Co-founder Larry Page. He'll act as the Alphabet CEO, while Sergey Brin acts as the president.
On the same move are formerly Google-owned companies and projects. This includes the more exciting or

SAY HELLOW TO ALPHABET, THE COMPANY THAT NOW OWNS GOOGLE

Google underwent a major restructuring today: a newly created umbrella firm called Alphabet now owns the firm along with every other company that's part of it.

10 best gaming laptops 2015: top gaming notebooks reviewed

 

 The Aorus X5 won top ranks and now it has joined our list of the best gaming laptops.

You don't even need to tell us what happened when you told your friends that you want to buy a gaming laptop. Their inner elitist got the best of them, and bashed you for not just building an outright gaming desktop. But we get you. Building a gaming PC takes knowledge and dexterity that you just don't have or care to develop.

That's where the gaming laptop shines, as a fast lane to PC gaming. No need to build a case or even buy a monitor. Of course, that convenience usually comes with a hefty price tag. Most vendors start their asking prices at around $1,400 (about £901, AU$1,894) for 13 and 14-inch products, whereas the biggest and beefiest 17 and 18-inch models can skyrocket upwards of $3,000 (around £1,931, AU$4,059).

If you're ready to accept that a gaming laptop will almost never be as affordable or offer the same level of performance as a comparably-priced gaming desktop, then your decision is already made. But again, the gaming notebook is a device of convenience and portability over raw power. Without further ado, here are our top gaming notebooks so far.

9 Best Ultrabooks 2015: top thin and light laptops reviewed

Ultrabooks have come a long way since they were first introduced to compete with the MacBook Air world. They're thin and light while featuring powerful Intel Core processors, fast SSD storage and superb battery life. But more than anything else they represent the bleeding edge of laptops; case in point the side shrinking Dell XPS 13 and the unbelievably light Lenovo LaVie Z.

HTC's got a new hero on the way and it's not the M10

We've already had one HTC flagship this year in the form of the HTC One M9, but we might be about to get another. Not the HTC One M10 - that probably won't be here until early next year - but instead something new and different.

Instagram update makes it too easy to share your location

Be careful if you're profile is public

Instagram's latest update has removed the ability to choose which photos get uploaded to your Photo Map, with all photos now tagged with a location automatically added to your map.

Apple gains ground on Samsung's smartphone market share

If you use a Samsung smartphone, you might soon be in the minority.

BlackBerry's Android phone could be here before the holidays

The picture in question could very well be representative of what we'll see in the final device, codenamed "Venice". The curved edges of its body, as well as the slide-out physical keyboard are features that align with rumors. Additionally, the device appears to be running Android 5.0 Lollipop, at least, that's what some of the icons splashed in Material Design aesthetic would suggest.



Ever since the company's slider phone went under the radar after being shown off at MWC 2015, we've been wondering what would become of it. It's entirely possible that BlackBerry is still at work on a BlackBerry 10 device with a slide-out keyboard, but then again, it could also be that the company wants to make a big splash by debuting the Venice exclusively for Android OS.

What is OLED Tvs

OLED: It's an acronym you've probably heard before as the next up-and-coming television technology, but might know little, if anything, about.

If you aren't up to date on panel technology, don't tune out. OLED truly is the next big thing in home entertainment and

In a bid to battle the 'threat from China' LG is closely collaborating with the Korean government to promote local manufacturing of OLED displays.

New tech could quadruple your phone's battery life, all thanks to an accident

Researchers from China and the US have made a breakthrough in battery technology that could result in future mobile devices having longer lasting and better performing batteries.

Galaxy Note 5 review

The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 remains a solid phablet that boasts a powerful display and powerful innards stuffed inside that can even run a Gear VR virtual reality headset without

Introducing the HP Omen part 2

The most sophisticated and attractive gaming laptop

This could be BlackBerry's first Android smartphone

The 2010s have not been so kind to BlackBerry, but the company could be close to readying a phone that could put it back on the map. BlackBerry's first Android smartphone, codenamed "Venice,"