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I love my AirPods but I’m glad wired headphones are making a comeback – here’s why

I love my AirPods. They’re so tiny. The sound quality is great. And they (mostly) seamlessly switch between my Apple gear, piping audio into my lugs from whatever device I happen to be gawking at. What I love less is starting an opinion piece with salient points that...


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Now TV intros a cheaper football-only membership in case you’re not interested in other sports

In what is probably a sign of things to come, Sky-owned Now TV’s contract-free service has introduced a football-only tier meaning you don’t have to pay for other sport if you’re not keen to.

However, there is a catch with the


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How do non-Apple apps like Spotify work on HomeView? It’s complicated

As you’ll probably have seen, there are a bunch of Apple’s own apps on the incoming HomeView


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Analogue revives the 16-bit era with cute SNES and Mega Drive consoles – now where are my cartridges?

Looking back, I don’t think I ever enjoyed gaming as much as I did on the SEGA Mega Drive slash Genesis console. Golden Axe, Streets of Rage II, the original FIFAs, Earthworm Jim… forgetaboutit!

Now, for all of us forty-somethings with a love for gaming’s simpler ti...


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UK to propose ‘YouTube tax’ as extension of BBC license fee and it could apply to all streaming platforms

The United Kingdom government is reportedly proposing an extension of the license fee, which funds the BBC, to include access to streaming services like YouTube and Netflix viewed on any screen.

A new report from


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