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If you thought you'd seen every bluetooth speaker design. Think again. If you thought you'd heard the biggest sounding small bluetooth speaker. Hear again! The Damson Cisor is a small speaker with a BIG sound, because it has a few tricks up its sleeve.
Read MoreWith Christmas fast approaching and high streets and websites filled with shoppers looking for good present ideas, Dependent on Gadgets trawls through the year's reviews to single out five tech recommendations.
Read MoreA £50 tablet? That's Christmas present money. But will you get any thanks if you hand over an Amazon Fire?
Read MoreSo, Amazon banned so-called incentivised reviews on their site, pretty much on the day I received some gadgets to review for an Amazon seller. So here's a bit of an opinion and some gadget reviews including a very nice bluetooth speaker and glowing balls!
Read MoreMonitor your home from anywhere in the world with the Arlo smart camera range. Here we review the Arlo Q and watch cats and ghosts from afar...
Read MoreThe iPad Pro is the best tablet Apple make and arguably the best tablet out there. Apple are confident that it's basically now a 'computer' and it is therefore ready to do battle in the office as well as on the sofa. I spent a few weeks with one to see how it held up in an IT Department.
Read MoreWith fitness bands and health monitoring apps on smartwatches all the rage - surely we must need another gadget to tell us that all this activity is paying off? Smart scales can feed your app with weight, muscle, fat and hydration data - if you want to know the truth read on.
Read MoreSince the rise of the tablet and smartphone, your home laptop may have been relegated to third place in the gadget prestige hierarchy. CloudReady will convert your tired old Windows machine into a speedy Chromebook for free! Click on to find out more.
Read MoreDespite being an internet savvy, security awarenetizen, I got hacked. Here's what happened, what I did and what I learned.
Read MoreWearable tech has advanced a lot in the past few years, especially when it comes to monitoring your health and fitness. Smartwatches and wristbands are doing a fine job of generally monitoring your activity, but accuracy is not their strong point. If you're a bit more serious about your exercise, but still want the convenience and motivation of capturing your fitness data into an app, then check this out.
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