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Panasonic SC-HTE180 review This large speaker board has a great range of ports, but only average sound quality£280 -
Amazon outs new Fire HD6, Fire HD7 and faster Fire HDX 8.9 The all-new Fire HD6 is Amazon's cheapest tablet yet, while the Fire HD7 and Fire HDX 8.9 both get significant upgrades -
Amazon reveals new Kindle and Kindle Voyage eReaders Kindle Voyage is Amazon's new premium eReader and will launch in November with prices starting from £169 - recommended
Hyrule Warriors (Wii U) review The most exciting Zelda game in recent years, Hyrule Warriors is a must buy for any Zelda fan£32 -
Samsung brings curved screen to its latest 27in monitor The S27D590C will use a VA panel and have a Full HD resolution -
Fantasy Life review It gets bogged down by its fussy class constraints, but underneath Fantasy Life is an enjoyable RPG that will keep you going for hours£28 - recommended
Samsung Galaxy K Zoom review An excellent optical zoom and lightning fast performance make the Galaxy K Zoom an exceptional camera phone£398 -
New Moto G (G2, 2014) vs Moto G (2013) - which is best? The new Moto G is here, but how does it compare to the original? We put both phones to the test to see which one you should buy. -
Sony Xperia Z3 vs Samsung Galaxy S5 - specs comparison The Xperia Z3 is finally here so we've compared it to Samsung Galaxy S5 to see which phone you should buy -
Lenovo reveals two new Vibe smartphones The Vibe X2 is the world's first "layered smartphone" while the Vibe Z2 is Lenovo's answer to the selfie phone -
Moto Hint becomes the world's smallest Bluetooth headset Put an end to ugly Bluetooth headsets with Motorola's discrete, voice-controlled ear bud -
HTC's latest 4G selfie phablet is the Desire 820 Desire 820 will have an 8-megapixel front-facing camera and will be available in a range of colours. -
Lenovo announces its first Intel-powered Android tablet Lenovo Tab S8 will cost just £149 and will hit stores this September -
Toshiba announces new Encore Mini tablet Encore Mini will run Windows 8.1 and come with a year's worth of Office, OneDrive and 60 minutes of Skype calls for free -
Uber banned in Germany by Frankfurt court The taxi and ride-sharing service will face a fine if it continues to operate in Germany