We need a new gaming chair here at Critical Hit. Ostentatious to the max, like a peacock on steroids that drowns in the underwear of all manner of species and yer mum when it flashes its tail feathers. I think we need the Acer Thronos.

I apologise for the bout of technolust you are about to experience, but Dell is bringing their excellent XPS build and design qualities to their cheaper Inspiron range and to a price that more people could probably afford

One of the worst things about conducting any meetings or interviews over video is that they need to then be transcribed into written form. Something which Microsoft hopes to make a whole lot easier.

FujiFilm is ready to roll out another heavyweight camera in the form of the true successor to the X-T2, the imaginatively-named FujiFilm X-T3. According to the rumour mill over at Fuji Rumours, that sequel camera will soon be unveiled at Photokina 2018 at the tailend of September.

I've hated banks for all of my adult life but my experience with two of the new breed digital banks has changed my view on how banking can truly work.

Epic Games decided to skip Google’s Play Store for the release of Fortnite on Android. They did this primarily to avoid giving google a 30% cut of profits just for using their store. Many people wondered if this would be a security risk, given that the installer doesn’t go through the Google’s security checks. It turns out these fears weren’t unfounded.

Earlier this week, Netflix started testing out showing ads of its own original shows to people who were binge-watching their favourites. It caused a bit of consternation given that one of the best things about the paid-for service is that it’s ad-free. Here's how to opt out.

GOG has offered DRM-free games since its inception, but they’re now taking it a step further with their FCKDRM initiative. It highlights games and media providers who eschew restrictive protections by offering offering DRM-free games, music, books, and video.