Motorola's second generation entry-level Android smartphone, the Moto E, may have flown under many radars, but it's well worth bookmarking for cost savvy users. FULL STORY >

Yet another great camera from Olympus, but buyers will wonder about the price. FULL STORY >

Solid as a hybrid notebook, but less so as a tablet, the Aspire Switch 10 E from Acer, feels like a device purpose built for Windows 8. But with Windows 10 looming, is that enough? FULL STORY >

It’s always a pleasant surprise to come across a device that exceeds one’s expectations, and that is certainly the case with the over the ear headphones from Houdt. FULL STORY >

Battleborn, the forthcoming title from Gearbox Software and 2K Games, has loads on offer, as I found out in some hands on time with the game. FULL STORY >

For some cup-to-bean coffee is still the business, and for them the Philips Saeco Intelia Evo will be the real deal. FULL STORY >

From the outset, it becomes apparent that there is much to like in Canon’s 10x30 IS II binoculars. FULL STORY >

Having kickstarted the phablet movement themselves, Samsung's new Galaxy Note Edge offers a bit of innovation and high performance in a 5.6" curve-sporting frame. FULL STORY >

Supermassive Game’s forthcoming PS4 exclusive, Until Dawn is looking, in a word, fantastic. FULL STORY >

The Houdt iPad Air cover distinguishes itself by adding a wood blend to the cover. FULL STORY >

Much like a Swiss Army knife, the new Xperia M4 Aqua from Sony proves useful in a variety of scenarios, all while ticking the boxes needed for a mid-range smartphone. FULL STORY >

Curiously billed as a device for "Startups", the Leap sits neatly between entry level and flagship status, and performs well as one of BlackBerry's best all round smartphones. FULL STORY >

The 640 XL is the third Lumia phablet we've put to the test, and much like its predecessors it performs ably, distilling things down to the essentials for mid-range users. FULL STORY >

One of the first Firefox OS devices to land in SA, Alcatel's Onetouch Fire E delivers all the basics of a smartphone experience in a surprisingly well constructed entry-level offering. FULL STORY >

R350 000 doesn’t buy you a heck of a lot of car, but strangely R215 000 can get you almost all you need. An entry level executive hatch is like an empty shopping cart wanting for options, so why then are small hatchbacks leading the technology charge? Trevor van de... FULL STORY >