Fully Charged: Chevrolet’s Bolt EV may begin production in 2016, Treyarch developing next Call of Duty, and Netflix’s first Daredevil trailer
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CES 2015: Netflix HDR, Quantum Dot and OLED everywhere – 2015’s TV tech trends explored
Stuff and What Hi-Fi? discuss the trends that will define TV in 2015
Fully Charged: Chevrolet will unveil pure electric Bolt, Google planning real-time translation, and the House of Cards season 3 trailer
Continue the CES comedown with our morning roundup of top tech news
Fully Charged: Nike’s power-laced Marty McFly shoes might still release in 2015, AT&T gets BlackBerry Passport variant, and Netflix’s Daredevil dated
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CES 2015: Let Netflix’s Recommended TV program decide which TV is the best
The stamp of approval from the streaming service chooses the right TV for streaming
CES 2015: Netflix quality to get even better on LG tellies
High dynamic range content promises far better colour and detail
Fully Charged: Smart snowboard bindings analyze your ride, Chevrolet cars tell you when parts are breaking down, and Roku TV plans Netflix 4K support
Between CES reveals and other tech happenings, our news roundup has you covered
App of the Week: Molecules by Theodore Gray review
Touchpress brings us a sequel to smash hit The Elements, and again showcases what a digital book can be
Bye, Google! Apple could use Yahoo! or Bing as its default search engine from 2015
Google and Apple’s search deal seems set to expire next year
Amazon planning ad-supported streaming video service separate from Prime
If cheaper than Netflix, will Amazon pull more users into its ecosystem?
Fully Charged: Samsung says fewer phones ahead, Nokia’s Z Launcher hits Google Play, and now you can search every tweet ever
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The startup diaries: AppyParking #2
Another snapshot of what it’s like to be a startup on the Microsoft Ventures Accelerator program. Now with 100% more (fake) parking tickets