Fully Charged: Meet Google’s resilient robot dog, Microsoft and Samsung stop fighting over Android, and Nintendo wanted to make Harry Potter games
Our morning roundup will catch you up on the latest tech and gadget news
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Netflix and Nintendo developing The Legend of Zelda live-action TV series
Source claims it’s Game of Thrones with a family bent – wait, that doesn’t sound right
Fully Charged: Chevrolet’s Bolt EV may begin production in 2016, Treyarch developing next Call of Duty, and Netflix’s first Daredevil trailer
Finish the week strong by filling your brain with our morning news barrage
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
All the tech and gadget news you need to start the day off right
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
Amazon planning ad-supported streaming video service separate from Prime
If cheaper than Netflix, will Amazon pull more users into its ecosystem?
Netflix lands on YouView, bringing Breaking Bad, House of Cards and other time sinks with it
Just in time for those long, dark winter nights
Fully Charged: Trent Reznor talks Apple role, Netflix’s smart GIF-based billboards, and Smash Bros. for Wii U pushed up
Begin the week with our breezy barrage of news from around the tech world
