About Dan Grabham from Techradar
Dan Grabham is the Deputy Editor of TechRadar.com and looks after features and computing reviews. He is a regular at tech shows, product launches and visits tech firms' facilities regularly. Dan has also been interviewed and quoted in a wide variety places including The Sun, BBC World Service, BBC News Online, BBC Radio 5Live, Sky News Radio and BBC Local Radio. You can follow him at http://twitter.com/dangrabham on Twitter.
The next generation of Microsoft Windows is here – but what’s different about it and will you want Windows 8? They’re the questions we’ll answer here in this beginners guide to Windows 8.
As you may know, next-generation phone networks are on their way to the UK. These are called 4G networks as opposed to the 3G ones we have now. But when can you expect to be on a 4G network? We’ve got the answers.
Microsoft’s new Operating System, Windows 8, differs a great deal from its popular predecessor – here’s our essential guide to what’s different and why you may want to/should make the upgrade.
Fancy transforming your aging home cinema experience into a 3D haven? Well you can, and it’s cheaper than you’d think! Here’s our guide to creating your very own 3D palace without breaking the bank.
Apple’s latest handset, the iPhone 5 goes up against the best handsets from Nokia, Samsung and HTC but which one comes out on top? We put these top handsets head-to-head to find out…
With music more popular than ever and more portable than ever, one area that can really benefit is in the home where it’s easier than ever to set up, stream, share and play your favourite tracks. Learn more about setting up wireless home audio here!
Looking to buy a new computer and need some help answering that big question? Should you choose a Windows PC or an Apple Mac? In this guide, we’ll look at the advantages of both so you can decide which is best for you.
Our complete guide the latest details and rumours on the possible Apple iTV release date, price, specs and more. Will Apple’s venture into the TV market pay off? Find out here!
Soon thanks to the addition of 802.11ac, dubbed 5G Wi-Fi, we could be getting internet speeds of up to 1.3Gbps. Never again will you need to wait half an hour to buffer a 5 minute YouTube video. Here’s what you need to know.
Online services, sometimes known as cloud services, are all the rage. And, despite the basic services costing nothing, companies like Google, Microsoft, Apple and even Amazon are queuing up for your custom.
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