Stuff Gadget Awards 2014: The Microsoft Surface Pro 3 is the Computer of the Year
Third time’s the charm for Microsoft, as it elegantly nails the laptop/hybrid formula
Will Findlater
Imagination’s Creator CI20 board is a pricier, better-connected, plug’n’play Raspberry Pi
New tiny-puter packs Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and comes running Android or Linux out of the box [updated with hands-on impressions]
I was driven in an Audi TTS… inside a Samsung Gear VR
Samsung’s partnered with Audi to deliver virtual experiences of the next TT model – and Stuff went eyes-on
Apple iMac with Retina 5K Display hands-on review
Thought 4K TVs were impressive? The new iMac one-ups them on resolution, and packs in a computer to boot. Here are our first impressions of it
The pure joy of tech DIY
Building your own gadgets is not only satisfying, but it can save you cash and get you what you really want, says Will Findlater
Nokia Lumia 930: the mighty Icon is coming to the UK
The most talented Lumia yet has a new name and is shipping worldwide
Facebook won’t ruin Oculus Rift – it’ll dramatically broaden its horizons
Mark Zuckerberg thinks the VR headset could be the next big communication platform. Well duh! says Will Findlater – what took you so long, Zuck?
To compete with Android Wear, Apple needs a little help from its friends
In wearables, one size does not fit all. Apple should embrace variety by becoming the analogue movement of the smartwatch era, argues Will Findlater
Apple iOS 8 images leak: it’s iOS 7, but with new, unnecessary apps
Did you ever wish your iPhone had TextEdit or Preview on it? Of course you didn’t – but these leaked screenshots suggest it soon will
Hands-on with Sony’s life-logging SmartBand SWR10 fitness band
It does much more than just track your activity, although you might not need it to
Fujitsu’s tablet with ultrasonic haptic feedback is the most amazing thing at MWC
It really can replicate different levels of friction on the same touchscreen display
Nokia X, X+, XL: hands-on review of Nokia’s first Android smartphones
Nokia’s first Android smartphones are a curious combo of killer looks and lacklustre innards
