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Leap Motion: Lotus
Leap Motion gesture controls turn your life into Minority Report
Technology

Use gestures to control your PC and shift between screens with a sweep of your hand. Precognitive mutants not included

microSD Samsung
Free 32GB Samsung microSDHC card for Christmas
PCs

Many smartphones and tablets take MicroSD cards, so you can snap more and record more videos this Christmas

Sky vs Virgin
Sky+HD vs Virgin Media TiVo
TVs

Is it Sky+HD or Virgin Media TiVo that has the best picture quality? We find out with our exclusive tests

Adobe Project Mighty & Napoleon
Adobe Project Mighty – Hands on and interview
Software

We take a look at Adobe's iPad-compatible stylus and ruler

Foddy
Bennett Foddy interview – the game changer
Gaming

His games may make you cry, laugh and scream, but they always keep you coming back for more. We get under the skin of Bennett Foddy to find out what drives him to make the web's most innovative games

EE
The future of 4G according to EE – double-speed, LTE Advanced and roaming
Mobile phones

We sat down with Paul Ceely, head of network strategy at EE, to find out where we are with 4G, how fast it can go and what's planned for the future

Samsung smart washer
Samsung - Smart home appliances are the future
Technology

We're on the cusp of a new wave of internet-connected, app-controlled home appliances, Samsung is leading the way

Ubuntu Edge concept art
Ubuntu Edge: the best smartphone you’ll never own
Mobile phones

Canonical's Ubuntu Edge smartphone is one of the most exciting crowdfunding projects this year, but the ambitious project may not see the light of day

Pro Cycling Manager
The worst simulators ever
Gaming

Why do we do it to ourselves? Some of the dullest activities known to man have somehow earned their own simulation games. Here are some of the worst offenders

Mel Croucher
Mel Croucher goes Back to the Future
Gaming

Having founded the first UK games company back in 1977, Mel Croucher is going back to game development - 21st Century style