I’ve been salivating over the prospect of LG’s impending new flagship, the V30 for some time now. It looks like the V30 – due to be fully revealed at IFA Berlin at the end of this month – is going to do for photography and video capture what the V20 did for audio.

Google has taken steps to fire an employee who penned and shared a maifesto calling for less diversity programmes within the company.

4K video recording is something that’s now available to the masses, as we enter an age where our recordings are getting sharper, better and brighter. Which device to buy though? Which machine will preserve my random cat videos at the best possible resolution for all eternity? We’ve gathered a list of ten devices across a wide variety of hardware eco-spheres below. Spoiler alert: They’re all pricy, but well worth having a look at.

An internally shared manifesto at Google reveals how at least one employee rejects the idea of diversity programs, and highlights a growing problem in Silicon Valley thinking.

Google’s taken many steps to ensure that malicious or spammy aps have been kept to a minimum, but they’re now going to focus their efforts on zapping poorly made, low-quality ones. By burying them.

LG has confirmed that its next phone will feature a Plastic OLED screen. While many expected that phone would be the follow-up to the LG Flex 2, it looks like the it may be something coming a little sooner.

Depending on your usage, there’s a lot to like and dislike about the XA1 Ultra, but at the very least it is at least capable of delivering the appearance of a flagship smartphone in the form of a gigantic screen that a below-average camera is attached to it.

Samsung has just released its top of the range set in the US and Korea – a monstrous, 88 inch TV that it promises has the best colour reproduction of any set available. It’ll be out in European territories later this month.