Independent UK mobile tech news, reviews, comparisons, and buying advice.
Considered reviews of phones, laptops, wearables, headphones and connected-home gear in use in the UK. The brief is verdicts buyers can act on: real-world battery, the iCloud/Google Wallet/Android Auto reality, what works on EE/O2/Three/Vodafone, where the spec sheet flatters or lies, and whether the British retail price reflects the global value. Reviews state who the kit is and isn’t for, and call the moment to wait versus the moment to buy. Where we have not been hands-on, the piece is labelled as a first look or buying guide rather than a review.
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The iPhone 17e is the phone I keep getting asked about, and the answer is more interesting than the spec…
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