The next sensor: how your future wearable will know how healthy you are
The next breed of wearables will give us a better idea of what health really means – and it starts with Samsung’s Simband
Adam Oxford
Articles by Adam Oxford
Raspberry Pi 2 review
What’s got four cores, no screen, and is still the best way to spend £25 on an almost complete PC system?
9 things you need to know about Google’s Project Tango
Project Tango devices will map the world around you in real-time. Allow us to explain… UPDATE 14/11/14: The tablet is now listed on the Google Play Store
Where next for wireless charging?
We look at how plugless power could be just around the corner
Steam In-home Streaming review
Valve’s Steam took over PC gaming a long time ago. With In-home Streaming, it may just have conquered the lounge too
The Heartbleed bug: here’s what is it, and how you can protect yourself
Adam Oxford explains how to minimise risk from the internet’s gaping security hole
Two, four, six, eight: how many cores does your phone actually need?
You might think octa-core processor twice as powerful as a quad-core processor – but you’d be wrong
The future of phones? It’s all about context
The next generation of smartphones will show you what you need to know before you know you need to know it
Beyond the Bitcoin bubble: What an alt.currency is, why you should care, and what’s coming next
Governments are clamping down on Bitcoin, but strike it down and a thousand more cryptocurrencies will rise to take its place
Google, Drive: Why you should be pumped about self-driving cars
Robot vehicles aren’t some far-off tech dream. They’re already on the road, and they’re set to transform driving in the very near future
Wearable tech, mobile payments and the Internet of Things: why Bluetooth 4.1 is genuinely exciting (honestly, it is)
New revision to the wireless spec promises to be everything we always wanted it to be
Why it’s time to get pumped about wireless charging
The short-range charging pads of yore are getting supercharged with long-range capabilities: phones that charge in your pocket are coming, and soon
