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iFrogz Cache iPhone 6 Plus case lets you carry cards when Apple Pay just isn't enough
Apple Pay lets you purchase items with your iPhone at selected merchants, but there are still many times when you need your ID, another credit card, transit card, and more. That's where the iFrogz Cache comes in.
Apple iPhone 6 Plus (64GB) review: A classy 'iPhablet'
The iPhone 6 Plus delivers better battery life than the smaller iPhone 6, along with superb design and solid build quality. If money were no object, we'd choose the 5.5-inch model over its 4.7-inch sibling.
Review: Logitech TypePlus keyboard case for iPad Air
Although the iPad Air 2 has recently launched, there are still a lot of the previous model iPads around. This keyboard case is one of the best for the iPad Air.
CitizenFour, film review: The Snowden revelations, as they happened
This absorbing documentary follows film-maker Laura Poitras and journalist Glenn Greenwald as they make contact with the whistleblower and unleash a media storm.
BlackBerry Passport review: Aimed squarely at business
BlackBerry's Passport is a striking business-focused handset with plenty of plus points, including a 4.5-inch, 1:1 aspect-ratio screen, a clever QWERTY keyboard and superb battery life.
Nutanix versus Tintri: Two approaches to software-defined storage
As virtualisation technology spreads through the datacentre, the race is on to develop ways of sharing out data to virtual servers and desktops in large numbers.
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Apple iMac with Retina 5K Display: There's life in the (high-end) desktop yet
Professionals in graphics-dominated fields like video production, web and print publishing and product design will always require large, high-resolution desktop displays. Apple's new 27-inch iMac has them squarely in its sights.
Samsung Galaxy Note 4 review: Premium design finally matches industry-leading specifications
Samsung's Note line always sets the bar for Android specifications and after spending a week with the Note 4, Matthew Miller is about ready to visit his carrier store.
BlackBerry Passport review: World's best QWERTY in a uniquely functional form factor
BlackBerry needed to go back to its hardware QWERTY roots. With the Passport they did just that and a whole lot more.
InvisibleShield Glass for the iPhone 6 Plus hands-on: Display protection without compromise
Glass screen protectors provide unparalleled clarity while also providing the same touch and feel of your native glass display. ZAGG's Glass product is easy to install and looks great.
STM Harbour case for iPhone 6 Plus hands-on: Attractive, affordable, lightweight protection
STM creates some affordable cases for Apple iPhone devices and Matthew Miller spent several days testing out its newest Harbour shell case.
Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro, First Take: Thin, light and flexible
Lenovo's Yoga 3 Pro ultrabook, which is based on a 14nm Intel Broadwell platform, makes an impressive debut.
Review: Belkin QODE Ultimate Pro keyboard for the iPad Air
Timing couldn’t be worse for producing accessories for the iPad Air with Apple expected to unveil new models in just a few days, but even so, this keyboard case by Belkin is pretty good.
Apple iPhone 6 (16GB) review: Bigger, faster, better
The 4.7-inch iPhone 6 and iOS 8 offer enough new functionality to entice existing iPhone owners to invest in an upgrade, and there's plenty to attract converts to the iPhone ecosystem too.
Lightworks and Lightworks Pro 12.0 review: Cross-platform video NLE, at a price
With the release of Lightworks version 12.0, EditShare reaches its goal of a cross-platform video NLE for Windows, Linux and now OS X. Unfortunately this is accompanied by a substantial price increase for the Pro version.