Technology

With the current spread of the coronavirus (aka COVID-19), a lot of companies are already seeking to make arrangements to accommodate remote working, to help reduce the spread of the coronavirus while also helping to limit the impact on productivity. Here we feature the best remote desktop software - but there's also the best video conferencing

Now TV is unlikely to be the first name that comes to mind when thinking of the best broadband and TV deals, often beaten out by both Sky and Virgin, but right now it is looking like one of the cheapest options out there.

The provider currently has two shining offers on its alliteration-heavy Fab Fibre plans. With them, you're getting both

When the Royole Flexpai was shown off at CES 2019 it had the distinction of being the first ever foldable phone customers could buy, beating off the Samsung Galaxy Fold, which wasn't available until months later.

Just a month after Samsung unveiled its second foldable phone, the Galaxy Z Flip, we've heard Royole also has another device on the way.

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Google has a nice surprise for Google One subscribers who are self-isolating to avoid catching or spreading Covid-19. The company is sending out free Google Play credit coupons which can be redeemed against anything in the store.

The gifts are being sent out by emails, and although Google doesn't make explicit reference to coronavirus, the timing

Apple has revealed that it will extend return periods for many of its devices and accessories by 14 days following the company's global store shutdown. 

This additional grace period will be over and above to the 14 days return window that Apple generally offers with its devices - however it excludes contracted iPhones in the United States, Canada,

The Advertising Standards Authority has banned ‘misleading’ adverts from both O2 and BT following complaints from rival telcos and, in the latter’s case, members of the public.

Last year, O2 ran a campaign on its website that stated its ‘Refresh’ custom plans would not charge customers for a handset they had already paid for through the minimum ter