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Do you really own digital PlayStation games? Sony’s disc decision explained
It’s not been a great few months for Sony. Not only did the company announce price hikes for the PS5 and PS5 Pro, but it has recently revealed it plans to stop the production of physical game discs from January 2028. But what does this really mean for gamers with an extensive disc collection? Do…
When will plug-in solar be available in the UK?
The UK Government has recently announced that all households will be able to install plug-in solar panels – without any expensive or complicated installation required. Plug-in solar panels promise to help reduce the UK’s reliance on fossil fuels while enabling households to save money on their energy bills too. Our Home Tech Editor Dave Ludlow…
Is Discord included in the UK social media ban for under-16s?
Back in June, the UK government announced that it would ban those under 16 years old from accessing social media platforms. While details are yet to be officially confirmed, the government has stated that under-16s won’t be able to use Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Snapchat, Facebook and X. If you’re surprised to see YouTube included there,…
How to measure the size of your TV — and what the measurements actually mean
The question you’re probably asking yourself is, why do I need to measure the size of my TV? And to be honest, that’s a question we’re wrestling with ourselves. For all intents and purposes, you’re likely to know what size TV you’ve got. Unless you’ve forgotten. Perhaps you don’t have the box it came in…
Is YouTube included in the UK social media ban for under-16s?
The UK government announced that it will be implementing a social media ban for all those aged under 16 years old next year. While there are still many unanswered questions, the government has listed the social media platforms that will be included in the ban. Alongside the perhaps expected platforms such as Instagram, X, Snapchat…
World Cup 2026 stream: How to watch live in 4K for free
It’s been, well, 3.5 years since the last World Cup, but the biggest football tournament returns, spanning three countries as the action takes places across North America from Mexico to the United States and Canada. The tournament begins in Mexico City on the 11th June, and over the course of five weeks (37 days to…
All the Android phones getting the new Gemini Intelligence
Google has announced plenty of new features and upcoming products, but one of the most intriguing is undoubtedly Gemini Intelligence. Gemini Intelligence is promised to bring the “best of Gemini” to compatible devices, by integrating premium hardware and software to help users in everyday life. For an overview of what the new system specifically includes,…
What is Google Health Coach? The premium AI fitness tech explained
Alongside Google’s long-awaited Fitbit Air announcement, the brand unveiled its newly revamped health app. Coined Google Health, the app has replaced the old Fitbit app and houses the new AI-powered Health Coach. Built with Gemini, Health Coach promises to offer genuinely personalised training plans that are designed specifically for individuals, rather than offering a one-size-fits-all…
Who is John Ternus? Everything worth knowing about Apple’s new CEO
Apple has recently announced that Tim Cook, its current CEO who has overseen the launch of plenty of new hardware and software, is moving to a new role as Executive Chairman. John Ternus, Cook’s direct report, has been announced as Apple’s new CEO and will start his new role from September 1st 2026 – presumably…
Google is giving you a free way to upgrade your PC – here’s how
If you’ve got an ageing PC but don’t quite have the cash to upgrade, then Google has developed a solution: ChromeOS Flex. Google promises that ChromeOS Flex is a cost-free way to refresh your old Windows, Linux and even Mac devices, but how does it actually work? Is ChromeOS Flex really free and which computers…