The space race for your phone

What is it? A technology that connects mobile phones to satellites so they can make calls and browse the internet. It can provide a signal in remote areas where phone masts don’t reach. How does it wo

PAUL CLIFTON looks at the step-change in digital communications promised for rail passengers

The internet is very much a part of modern life – from staying in touch with family and friends to checking your bank balance and paying for parking, it’s difficult to imagine life without it. Even th

I have been using the new Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 alongside my daily-driver iPhone 16 Pro Max since it arrived a few weeks ago. If you listened to the PC Pro podcast episode 753, “We’re over 18 and we

TV-streaming services have now overtaken traditional television in popularity in the US, Canada and Germany – and the UK isn’t far behind. Recent research by Ofcom found that only 56 per cent of us st

There may be few things that UK prime minister Keir Starmer and US president Donald Trump agree upon, but one of them is the benefits of nuclear power. The centrepiece of Trump’s recent state visit to