As the rumours suggested, Spotify has overhauled its free listening tier for those unable or unwilling to pony up for the premium subscription. At an event in New York City, Spotify revealed its new-look app, which includes a better experience for those on the free tier. That’s 90 million users who should be happier with the service they pay not a single cent for.

Not the most competitive mode in a very cutthroat industry, the Xperia XZ2 is still an eye-catching fresh breath of air for Sony that can ably handle any challenge thrown at it.

We’re big fans of Xiaomi devices, and one of the reasons for that is their adoption of Android One on some of its handsets. Android One is an unadulterated, vanilla version of Android without any of the custom launchers or overlays that each manufacturers adds to the Android experience. They're going to release more devices with Android One

Despite the technology being 20 years old, many people still rely on SMSes to communicate with others. Its popularity is rapidly decreasing though and a new Android update could finally start seeing the SMS as we know it come to an end.

Ever changed headphones on your phone and all of a sudden found it blasting at the wrong level. That's an issue with Android that is about to get fixed.

AMD has quietly lashed out at Nvidia, with a video and statement that says that supporting AMD is supporting freedom of choice.

Was Canon saving its biggest gun for later in 2018? That’s the rumour currently circulating, as Mirrorless Rumours reported that they’d been invited to a Canon event next month, that the camera developer was pulling all the stops out for.

Sony decided to take its latest flagship which is still in its infancy, and give it an upgrade. Say hello, to the Sony Xperia XZ2 Premium.

How much tech do you really need? A solid build to house the internals, a sharp screen and a reliable camera is all that people really desire these days. The Xiaomi Mi Mix 2S is all that and more, with a price that won;t break the bank.

You know how, when you buy some shiny new bit of electronics, there’s a sticker on the bottom that puts the fear of god of into you? There’s inevitable some bit of stickied paper over a screw hole that says that the warranty will be void if said sticker is removed, and you hope to whatever deity that it doesn’t somehow come loose during the warranty period? ccording to the US according to the Federal Trade Commission, that sort of stuff Is illegal.

A new PlayStation coming later this year? Don't bet on it.

Many people believe that the Facebook app on our phones accesses the device’s microphone to spy on its users, delivering targeted ads based on the things we speak about. It comes from anecdotal evidence, where people say they’ve discusses products offline, only to be blasted with adverts for those (often obscure) things days later on Facebook. Coincidence or conspiracy?