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We need to talk about Alexa

In the last four weeks alone, Amazon Echo’s virtual assistant has learnt to lock your doors, schedule appointments in your calendar, order your usual at Starbucks, and even diagnose what’s wrong with you. Better known as Alexa, the system has 7,000 skills at last count, but this is clearly increasing all the time. ‘So what?’ you say – automation tool IFTTT has millions of ways of working with your gadgets and web services. Rather it’s how you interact with Alexa that’s so innovative: you just say what you want aloud and she makes it happen. The Amazon Echo launched in the UK last September, but is set to be everywhere this year. Alexa will be able to control your washing machine, talk to you through your television, travel with you in…

We need to talk about Alexa

VESPA’S NEW ROBOT WILL CARRY YOUR SHOPPING

Zero turning radius Intended to manoeuvre even the busiest city streets, the spherical Gita can turn on the spot as well as use sensors to avoid obstacles Highly mobile The robot is designed to go anywhere a wheelchair can, so it can use ramps, fit down shopping aisles and even take the lift. Alternatively, Gita can be parked outside while shopping Follow the leader Gita will follow the signal given off by a tracking device the operator wears as a belt. Using this method, Gita can also learn routes so it can travel them on its own Biometric lock To keep your precious cargo safe, Gita requires you to scan your fingerprints and enter a code to either open its lid or even start moving Flashy ride As well as having wheels, Gita has LED rims. Less about showing…

VESPA’S NEW ROBOT WILL CARRY YOUR SHOPPING

ANDROID WEAR 2.0 WANTS YOU TO LEAVE YOUR PHONE AT HOME

Look sharp The LG Watch Style’s 1.2-inch P-OLED display has a resolution of 360 x 360, which works out as 299 pixels per inch (PPI). This should make for a pretty sharp picture, which you can see all the better thanks to a scratch-resistant Gorilla Glass 3 cover Surprisingly sturdy Though the LG Watch Sport is intended to be Android Wear 2.0’s ‘athletic’ model, the stainless steel Style is still IP67 certified, which means it’s water resistant and can keep out dust and other muck Standlone storage Both the LG Watch Style and Sport have 4GB of storage, so it remains to be seen how many apps you it will hold as this is half what the Apple Watch 2 offers. The Sport also has 768MB RAM, while the Style has 512MB Rotating dial Like a traditional…

ANDROID WEAR 2.0 WANTS YOU TO LEAVE YOUR PHONE AT HOME

HuaweiWatch A Huawei Watch 2 is imminent, but the original already boasts one of the sharpest resolutions going with a PPI equal to an Apple Watch 2. Not just pretty to look at, it also includes a heart-rate monitor making it one of the best all-rounders. £300 | $350 | huawei.com Polar M600 Tricked out with GPS and heart-rate monitor, the M600 is the ideal watch for leaving your phone at home if you plan to hit the gym or pound the pavements. It’s advanced fitness analysis is also way better than Wear 2.0’s Google Fit app. €300 | $330 | polar.com Asus Zenwatch 3 Though it looks like quite a traditional timepiece, Asus was one of the few manufacturers to have the foresight to include an NFC chip. Supercharged with Android Wear 2.0, you can now…

BRING YOUR LEGO BRICKS TO LIFE

The Move Hub This stud-covered brick is the Move Hub, the heart of all Boost creations. As well as proving power to the robots, other Lego elements are connected to the block Sensors and motors By attaching various motors and tilt and colour sensors to the robots, you’re able to use the app to create actions and routines for the robots to follow Different bases There will be three robot bases: one for making walking animals, another for vehicles and a third for creating entrances such as castle doors Five unique models Vernie the Robot, pictured here, is one of five suggested robots you can build, although Lego says Boost can be added to any brick kit from its City range to Batman Earlier this year, Lego was said to have built itself into the world’s most powerful…

BRING YOUR LEGO BRICKS TO LIFE

THE SUPER-SLIM YOGA A12 HAS A TOUCHSCREEN KEYBOARD

Trio! Triiiiio! Multitasking can be performed in the three-column window mode. The touchscreen display is a tad disappointing, though, at just 1,200 x 800 pixel resolution A great finish Aside from a anti-glare coating to lend a lovely matte finish, you can admire Yoga A12’s Gunmetal Grey or Rose Gold casing. The battery will last for up to 13 hours on a single charge Packed with power? The tablet’s Intel Atom x5 processor isn’t exactly cutting edge but you at least get 2GB RAM and 32GB storage. Lenovo won’t say which version of Android it uses Flip the hinge The 360-degree hinge means the device can be used just like a laptop or else flipped right back on itself to form a still-thin tablet Last year, Lenovo released its ultra-thin, dual-screen tablet Yoga Book which was available with…

THE SUPER-SLIM YOGA A12 HAS A TOUCHSCREEN KEYBOARD

BEOPLAY’S WIRELESS HEADPHONES COST LESS THAN YOU MIGHT EXPECT

Also wired for sound Even if the H4’s 19-hour battery dies, you can still use the headphones with a bundled 3.55mm jack. Alternatively, iPhone 7 users only have to wait 2.5 hours for them to charge Plush personalisation As well as wrapping its aluminium-and-stainless-steel skeleton in lambskin coating, the ear cup cushions are filled with memory foam so they mould to fit your unique lugs App integration The BeoPlay app for Android, iPhone and Apple Watch allows you to adjust EQ levels, monitor battery charge and switch between different sound profiles, including dedicated setups for podcasts and working out Just bought yourself a shiny new iPhone 7, but realised there is no where to plug in your headphones? Don’t worry, high-end audio maker Bang & Olufsen has got you covered with its new Bluetooth Beoplay H4…

BEOPLAY’S WIRELESS HEADPHONES COST LESS THAN YOU MIGHT EXPECT

DELL’S CANVAS IS LIKE A SURFACE STUDIO WITHOUT A PC

Microsoft caused a stir when it launched the Surface Studio last year. Many called the PC with fold-down touchscreen display a ‘Mac Killer’, offering a level of innovation Apple hasn’t for some time, while also appealing to the Mac’s user base of designers. But priced at £3,200/$4,000, the Studio is unlikely to have the same mass appeal Apple has cultivated. However, Dell’s new Canvas offers similar tech for less than half the price. The Canvas is a touchscreen with a similar sloping drafting table design as the Studio. However, it is only a monitor, so it will work with any existing PC. The Canvas is intended to work as a second screen that can be used for sketching or animation. The Canvas even comes with its own version of the puck-like…

DELL’S CANVAS IS LIKE A SURFACE STUDIO WITHOUT A PC

4 REASONS TO WAVE HELLO TO HAYO

01 No talking Hayo is like Amazon Echo for hand gestures. Instead of giving it voice commands, Hayo reacts to movements to control your smart home, for example pointing at your TV to turn it on. 02 Room scanning The Hayo recognises your gestures using a 3D sensors that creates a map of your room and detects when you make movements in set zones, which it knows trigger different commands. 03 Control everything Hayo is compatible with Sonos speakers, Nest thermostat and other devices, Philips Hue and Lifx bulbs as well as Chromecast, but can also be used to answer or reject phone calls. 04 Back chat If you like the sound of Hayo, its available to back now on crowdfunding site Indiegogo. If you donate £175/$219, you will be able to get one of the first…

4 REASONS TO WAVE HELLO TO HAYO

KICKSTARTER 10 WEARABLE TECH

01 Oura Ring This ring records your sleep data as well as daily activity, such as walking, so you will be able to see your overall daily and nightly activity and how you can improve your overall lifestyle. £280 | $340 | ouraring.com 02 +Winter self-heating insoles Heating your feet for up to five hours, these insoles work via Bluetooth and also charge wirelessly – you will barely notice that you are even wearing them. £120 | $145 | plus-t-store.com 03 Aurai eye massager Your eyes work tirelessly during the day and need a rest from time to time. The Aurai massages your peepers with water, relieving any stress you might have from looking at screens all day. £160 | $200 | i-aurai.com 04 Percko Correct your posture with this smart undershirt. Fitted with sensors on your shoulders and around…

KICKSTARTER 10 WEARABLE TECH

WIN ANKI OVERDRIVE SUPERTRUCKS

Things have moved on along way from that Scalextric set you had as a kid. Anki Overdrive’s racing cars are remote controlled by your smartphone, but they use AI to make sure they stay on the track, leaving you to concentrate on beating your opponent. You can do this by overtaking them or blasting them with virtual weapons, including a railgun and mines that explode after a set time. Because you’re playing with some seriously clever toys, you don’t just have to duel friends – you can also race one of 25 different AI opponents (though the track only supports four at a time). The better you play, the better these robotic racers become and regular software updates add new features to the game all the time. You can also reassemble…

WIN ANKI OVERDRIVE SUPERTRUCKS

TALK TO YOUR TECH

Amazon wasn’t at the CES 2017 gadget showcase in Las Vegas but Alexa certainly was. Thanks to a decision to allow third-party devs and manufacturers to integrate the technology into their own products, the number of gadgets making use of Alexa has exploded. Voice command tech is already the hot trend for this year and everyone seems to want in on the action. Google is certainly putting up a fight with its low-cost Home speaker and there’s talk of an equivalent device using Apple’s Siri. Sony is hoping its cute Xperia Agent will give it the edge too but Amazon is leading the way. Echo sales have reached more than 8 million units to date and the Christmas period has given this burgeoning sub-industry great hope. Nines times as many Echoes were sold…

TALK TO YOUR TECH

LET ALEXA LIGHT THE WAY

Alexa is already on the road to sainthood – she certainly won’t swear or get angry with you – but giving her a halo? Really? Well, it appears that GE has done exactly that by devising a standalone, voice-controlled, circular lamp that has an Alexa-enabled microphone and speaker built into its base. Not only does it look contemporarily gorgeous, it works in exactly the same way as Amazon Echo albeit without the use of separate unit, phone or hub. Issue instructions and a set of blue LEDs on the inner rim will light up to the sound of your voice, prompting Alexa to respond. You can then play music, set alarms, listen to a news briefing, create a shopping list enjoy a joke or control other Alexa-compatible devices. And because it operates…

LET ALEXA LIGHT THE WAY

MAKE SOME EXTRA NOISE

While Amazon Echo has a 2.5-inch woofer and a two-inch tweeter capable of sending deep bass and high notes to your ears, the sound still won’t reach neighbouring rooms with any great clarity. Pop these Bluetooth speakers into your ceiling, though, and you’ll be able to stream music from an Echo or Echo Dot while using either device to control them. Aside from turning the speakers on and off and figuring what you’d like to play, you can change and even cap the volume – perfect if you want to tone someone’s taste in music down a bit. The speakers also come in two guises: one for use in normal rooms and a waterproof version. In either case, they are fitted without the need for a separate amplifier and they only need…

MAKE SOME EXTRA NOISE

WHAT ARE SKILLS?

Ask Alexa what a skill is and it’ll answer: “A skill is the learned ability to carry out a task with predetermined results often within a given amount of time, energy or both.” That, in short, means it is an ability possessed by any one person but it’s not far off the mark when it comes to Alexa’s own particular set of ‘Skills’. In Alexa’s case, a Skill is a specialised app controlled by your voice, and when the Echo was launched there were 13 of them. Today, there are more than 8,000, with new Skills being created every week. By installing them, you can widen the scope of Alexa’s interactions to play voice games, plan trips away, order rides, dictate messages, get recipes, hear flash briefings and much more. Installing them…

WHAT ARE SKILLS?

SNUGGLE UP WARM WITH A WORD

Not so dim Get Hive to turn plugs on and off and do the same with lightbulbs. You can also get Alexa to dim or brighten your lights if you want No sense in sensors Sadly, you’re unable to use Alexa to ask if any windows or doors have been left open because it doesn’t work with Hive’s sensors Language skills There are more than 80 ways to phrase commands to Alexa, letting you boost your heating or hot water too, switch your heating to a specific temperature or turn it off Thermostats have definitely become hot property in recent years and it’s easy to see why. They look sleek on the wall and they can be controlled by the phone in your pocket. But they’ve also become the centre of many a smart home, with…

SNUGGLE UP WARM WITH A WORD

GET THE MOST FROM ALEXA

01 TRAIN ALEXA’S HEARING We all speak in different ways but you may find that your speech pattern isn’t being picked up properly by Alexa, leading to some frustrating results. To rectify this, pop over to the Alexa app, go to ‘Settings’ to ‘Voice Training’ and repeat 25 phrases. 02 MAKE YOURSELF KNOWN Alexa will get to understand you better if it knows who it’s talking with. If you have multiple users, go to alexa.amazon.co.uk and select ‘Settings’ to ‘Household Profile’. Once done, simply say: “Alexa, switch to [your name’s] profile”. 03 SWITCH YOUR MUSIC SERVICE By default, Alexa is set to use the Amazon Prime Music library but chances are you don’t subscribe to it. If you are a user of Spotify, Pandora or iHeartRadio instead, you can delve into the settings and switch…

THE SKILL OF BETTER BREATHING

Alexa sucks. Or at least the Airmega Smart Air Purifier does. It is helping users overcome the perils of indoor pollution by using Alexa to bring voice controls to Coway’s filtration system. Simply ask for information about the quality of the air in your home and you’ll be told all you need to know. Alexa also allows you to set up the timer, turn the machine on or off and change the speed of its fan. You’ll be breathing more easily in no time. Just as well given the 11,000 litres of air we take in each day is packed with toxins. Airmega Smart Air Purifier £N/A | $750 | airmega.com…

THE SKILL OF BETTER BREATHING

START TALKING TO YOUR TV

Amazon Prime Amazon is hoping to put Amazon Prime TV front and central in your home, boosting the numbers of people who tune into the service On a roll Westinghouse’s Fire TV set is only the start. Amazon has also struck deals with Seiki and Element Electronics which plan to roll out their TVs this year Full control Using Alexa, you will be able to look for programmes, access Skills and control the television’s inputs and settings Opinion is usually split when it comes to buying smart televisions. On the one hand, they eliminate the need for an external device such as an Apple TV or Roku. On the other, they run the risk of being obsolete as time goes by. Even so, this TV is still turning heads. Boasting a 4K display that ranges from 43…

START TALKING TO YOUR TV

SPEAK TO ALEXA IN THE CAR

Drive with a mobile phone clasped to your ear in the UK and you’ll face a fixed £200 penalty and six points on your licence. Fix your Android phone to the magnetic ZeroTouch car mount, however, and you can make and receive calls, play your music and even text using nothing more than your voice. As the first product to make Alexa available for any car, this uses Bluetooth to automatically open the ZeroTouch app. You can then keep your eyes on the road while you control your home from afar or keep in touch with the wider world, sharing your location with others or using navigation apps to find your way around. There’s a big drive to make use of the voice service, though. BMW’s Connected smartphone app uses Alexa in…

SPEAK TO ALEXA IN THE CAR

HUSH! IS SOMEBODY LISTENING?

Of course, inviting an internet-connected listening device into your home raises privacy concerns. When you say “Alexa”, your Echo springs into life. So that means it’s always listening, doesn’t it? Well, yes and no. Alexa is indeed constantly keeping its digital ear out for its wake word, but the listening at this stage is only local and it is not being saved. Audio streaming only begins once Alexa is activated, either by uttering its name, pressing the button on top of the Echo or holding the mic button on an Amazon Fire TV remote (that’s right, Alexa lives there, too). You’ll know Echo is recording by looking out for the illuminated blue ring. It stops when the request has been uploaded to the cloud and processed. You can then, if you wish,…

HUSH! IS SOMEBODY LISTENING?

A REALLY PERSONAL TRAINER

If you already feel the number of available Skills for Alexa is exhausting, then you’re going to be flat out when you hear that Fitbit has been integrating Alexa into its health products for around a year. As the first wearable company to do so, it calls on Alexa to encourage you to stay on top of your goals. So aside from offering words of encouragement tailored to the time of day, you can ask for your step count, check how many minutes you’ve been active for, the number of calories you’ve burned and how well you are sleeping. Indeed, you can also ask for your resting heart-rate, your weight, the number of stairs you’ve climbed and how much water you’ve had. As long as the tracker is background syncing with the…

A REALLY PERSONAL TRAINER

GET HYPER-LOCAL WEATHER FORECASTS FOR YOUR HOUSE

We know, we know: you can look out of the window if you want to know the weather but staring through glass won’t give you a fraction of the detail that Netatmo’s Weather Station gives. By setting it up and activating the Alexa Skill, you can ask Amazon’s assistant to tell you the current temperature and pressure and get it to divulge the levels of humidity, sound and carbon dioxide. Bag more than one weather station and you can get the lowdown in a specific location. What’s more, all of this can be done without even bothering to open the curtains. Netatmo Weather Station £140 | $150 | netatmo.com…

GET HYPER-LOCAL WEATHER FORECASTS FOR YOUR HOUSE

THE FIRST PHONE WITH ALEXA PREINSTALLED

“Crucially, you will be able to control your smart home devices” Alexa inside The Mate 9 is available in Europe and Asia but only the US version is getting the benefit for Alexa for now. That will surely change over time Top specs Of course, there’s a phone running Android Nougat here, too. You get a 5.9-inch, 1080 x 1920 pixel screen, a dual 20MP sensors, 64GB of memory and a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor Ideal for small firms We expect to see smaller phone makers adopting Alexa – its open nature makes it ideal for firms lacking the funds to create their own AI assistants Alexa is no friend of Apple’s Siri and Google Assistant. If they were real entities rather than disembodied voices, you could easily imagine them bad mouthing each other the moment their backs…

THE FIRST PHONE WITH ALEXA PREINSTALLED

AMAZON ECHO GOOGLE HOME

AI-powered virtual assistants have come on leaps and bounds in the past 12 months, primarily thanks to the emergence of Amazon Echo as a wallet-friendly option for users. Alexa soon became the virtual assistant that we always wanted, providing seamless support for wireless streaming and enhancing your daily life with your voice. Now while Google’s Home may closely follow the success of what Echo offers, its shining light is its supposed compatibility with a greater number of apps and external products. But can Home seriously outdo everything that Echo has achieved? We’re going voice-on to find out. Amazon Echo A voice-activated speaker that boasts a voice assistant named Alexa at its core. It can be used to stream music, search the web, automate tasks and work with a wide range of smartphone…

AMAZON ECHO GOOGLE HOME

WHATEVER HAPPENED TO SIRI?

Siri was the world’s first virtual assistant when it launched six years ago. But the iPhone’s own digital genie has massively fallen behind the new kids on the block, Alexa and Google Assistant. Algorithm improvements have made both of Siri’s primary competitors able to perform more functions, and work in tandem with a greater spectrum of devices. But we shouldn’t discount Siri just yet. Just last autumn, Apple made Siri the marquee feature of its macOS Sierra launch. This brought its virtual assistant to its computer range for the first time. At the same time, on mobile, Apple added its Home app to iOS 10, which allows you to control your smart home gadgets via Siri. You can now also control these so-called HomeKit devices by talking to Siri through your…

WHATEVER HAPPENED TO SIRI?

THE FIVE STAR 50 ONLY BUY THE BEST OF THE BEST

It’s true what people say, technology moves forward at a frightening pace. Gadgets are being made smaller and more convenient then ever before with earbuds now being completely wireless, fitness trackers condensed into rings and laptops now being able to flip around and become tablets. And while the overall size is getting smaller, the power and amount of features in these devices isn’t suffering. Who knows what new stuff we will see before 2017 is over, but we’re here to talk about the five-star tech that’s out now, these gadgets we’ve picked are the best in their field and should be the ones you should go for when you’re looking to make a purchase. From kitchen to bathroom, high-end to high-savings and cutting edge to retro-inspired, we’ve looked at countless…

THE FIVE STAR 50 ONLY BUY THE BEST OF THE BEST

TOP 5 GADGETS FOR UNDER £50

YES, THE PI GOT SMALLER “What do you do with the Raspberry Pi? You decide” The Pi Camera The latest version of the Pi Zero includes a connection for the Pi Camera Module, the 8mp sensor can shoot 1080 video at 30fps and is available for £21 Kit it out Although it doesn’t come with LAN or Wi-Fi built into it, there are kits you can buy with the Pi Zero that includes it and other accessories for a reasonable price So many possibilities Media hub, retro games machine, desktop PC, flying drones, camera and digital calendar are just a few of the ways people have used the Raspberry Pi Zero Just when you thought he Raspberry Pi couldn’t get any smaller, the Zero comes along to show that it can. At 65 x 30 x 5mm it…

TOP 5 GADGETS FOR UNDER £50

REBOOT YOUR RUN

MOT your running style Before you upgrade your running with the help of tech, it’s important to master your technique. We asked fitness and biomechanics coach Phil Roberton, who works with more than 1,000 London Marathon charity runners every year, to give us his scientifically-proven top tips for ensuring you stay safe, avoid injury and run efficiently... Book a race This will give you a goal and a focus to train to. Create a training plan to get organised and accountable Always stay hydrated Day to day, aim for a water intake of 28ml multiplied by bodyweight in kg. During runs you need to be increasing consumption to 400-600ml per hour Position your elbows Arm swing can help with running technique. Keep your elbows bent at 90 degrees, relax shoulders and concentrate on ‘driving’ elbows back Build your…

REBOOT YOUR RUN

SETTING UP YOUR TRACKER

01 Add your details Filling in data about you, your habits and how you’ll use your tracker will serve up the best estimations and results in the long run. 02 Set your goals Many trackers set default goals, but don’t be afraid to go and change them based on your personal preferences and performance. 03 Comfort is key There’s nothing worse than feeling uncomfortable on a run. Test your tech to make sure straps fit and you’re wearing it in the right place. 04 Sync your data Get to know how your gadget syncs up to its accompanying app and whether you need to tap it, prompt it or just leave it to it. 05 Find your tribe Either use the accompanying app or sign up to one like Strava or RunKeeper that syncs your data and lets you…

PICKING THE RIGHT TRACKER

Over the past few years, fitness tracking tech has come on in leaps and bounds. No longer do these wearable gadgets serve up pointless data about how many steps you managed to walk off in a day or how many flights of stairs you climbed. Snooze. Now, packed with a bevy of sensors, they can tell you everything from your exact location via GPS, your resting heart-rate with an optical heart-monitoring sensor or how you should best recover by analysing all of that data and using best-in-class algorithms to make sense of it. What’s more, there are all kinds of devices hitting the market built especially with runners in mind, whether you’re just getting started, enjoy marathons or you’re a seasoned triathlete. DID YOU KNOW? Spending 90 minutes just walking outside (let alone…

PICKING THE RIGHT TRACKER

TRACKERS FOR TOTAL BEGINNERS

Stay motivated No charging needed Powered by a replaceable battery that lasts up to six months means you’ll never be caught out and won’t have to rely on charging up the device Workout-proof Created with all kinds of exercise in mind, it’s both waterproof and dustproof so you can wear it out on the sweatiest, rainiest runs or even to the pool after A device built to track a range of workouts, including running, swimming and even boxing. Fitted with a range of sensors, it can track your intensity, pace and form. But what makes it special is its real-time coaching, which is provided via audio feedback and enhance your performance and avoid injury. Moov Now £50 | $60 | moov.cc Best all-rounder Tracks your sleep Even the best runners can’t perform well on little sleep, keep tabs on yours…

TRACKERS FOR TOTAL BEGINNERS

TRACKERS FOR VETERAN RUNNERS

Triathlete’s choice All day tracking It’s built for a range of sports, but will keep tabs on your heart-rate, steps and even serve up notifications when you’re not working out Powerful battery life With so much on board you’d be forgiven for thinking this watch taps out quickly, but it’ll last for up to 14 hours of GPS tracking An advanced multi-sport watch built with budding triathletes in mind. It provides highly-accurate heart-rate monitoring from your wrist, which lets you see your heart-rate zone and beats per minute in real-time, as well as smart training metrics, like stride length and ground contact time balance. Garmin Forerunner 735XT £400 | $450 | garmin.com Run free with GPS Over 500 songs One of the few running watches with music streaming built-in, you don’t need to rely on your phone to play more…

TRACKERS FOR VETERAN RUNNERS

FIND YOUR IDEAL SHOE

3D printed for your foot Designed for impact The midsole is made from a web-like, 3D-printed material comprised of denser areas where your foot is likely to experience the most impact Super light design The upper part of the shoe is made from Primeknit Technology, which is a light and flexible construction technique unique to Adidas Streamline designed heel The heel counter inside the shoe is also 3D-printed and is designed to slot perfectly into it, meaning there’s no glue or stitching to contend with These web-like running shoes are 3D printed for best performance, reducing the overall weight, while still providing support for your feet with a denser design in areas that take the most impact as you pound the pavement. They’ve already attracted a lot of fans, proving popular amongst athletes at last year’s Rio…

FIND YOUR IDEAL SHOE

YOUR RUNNING SHOE CHECKLIST

01 Know your feet Get a full gait analysis done to find the right shoes. They need to give you support for your personal running style and address any inward and outward rolling of your foot as it hits the ground. 02 Consider your terrain If you’re running on a trail you’ll need more support and if you prefer to pound the pavement you’ll need more protection against impact but it often depends on your running style. 03 Learn to lace You can then tailor your laces to accommodate your running style, with techniques designed to prevent heel slipping or give more comfort for those with high arches.…

THE KIT YOU’LL CRAVE

Real-time coaching sunglasses Safe sun smarts These super smart glasses also shield you from the sun by filtering out 100 per cent of all UVA, UVB, UVC and harmful blue light up to 400nm Change your lenses With interchangeable lenses, you can make sure you’re getting the best performance for your environment. Try Prizm Road lens for the sharpest visual acuity Protection against impact In case of accidents, the Radar Pace is protected against high velocity and high mass impacts through durable materials Touch your temples Touchpads allow you to control functions with simple swipes and taps. Like adjusting volume, taking calls from your phone and controlling music The sunglasses and performance specialists at Oakley have teamed up with the tech experts at Intel to bring you a way to shield their eyes from the sun while delivering real-time,…

THE KIT YOU’LL CRAVE

TWICE THE CAMERA, HALF THE PRICE

Honor 6X The phone’s overall performance belies its price. The specs are impressive, so buying a mid-range device no longer means feeling like a second-class Android citizen. £225 | $250 hihonor.com Blue light filter The Honor 6X includes a comfort mode that filters out blue light, perfect for if you are using your phone just before going to sleep Phase detection auto focus The camera features ‘phase detection auto focus’ which means it can focus in only 0.3 seconds. The main 12-megapixel camera sensor is a cutting edge Sony IMX386 part Vertical dual-lens camera The vertical dual-lens camera on the Honor 6X allows for an aperture range of F/0.95 – F/16 and has 1.25 UM pixels. The aperture range allows for clever visual effects and post-shot focus adjustment Split-screen support The Honor 6X helps you make the most of the…

TWICE THE CAMERA, HALF THE PRICE

TWO CAMERAS ARE BETTER THAN ONE

Do you fancy a bit of iPhone 7 Plus magic at a knockdown price? That’s exactly what you get with the 6X. The phone features both a 12 megapixel primary camera and a two-megapixel secondary camera. The dual-camera setup allows the phone to apply very effective blur (‘bokeh’) effects to your images that really look very impressive. As with the Honor 8/Huawei P9, the secondary camera also improves the quality of an image particularly in low light, although in reality we found that the lack of OIS (Optical Image Stabilisation) still means shots in darker situations can be blurred. That said, the Honor 6X camera is still capable. The stock camera app has a whole host of different modes, the Camera2 API is supported for full-featured, third-party apps there’s also…

TWO CAMERAS ARE BETTER THAN ONE

WHY DOES THE 6X BATTERY LAST SO LONG?

One of our favourite things about the Honor 6X is the battery life – it just lasts and lasts. This is the result of a multi-pronged approach from Honor, common to many of the company’s devices. First and foremost, the 6X uses a 3340mAh battery, which is larger than most of its peers. Despite this, the device isn’t excessively chunky, at only 8.2mm thick. Of course, a big battery alone isn’t enough – the 6X stamina is also assisted by 16nm chipset, which reduces both power usage and the energy that is lost as heat. The love-it-or-hate-it EMUI software layer includes numerous software tweaks designed to improve battery life, including the ability to warn when applications are consuming excess power in the background. The Android Doze feature is of course included,…

WHY DOES THE 6X BATTERY LAST SO LONG?

TRACK FITNESS THROUGH YOUR FINGER

Motiv Ring A full-featured fitness tracker that packs everything you need into the size of a standard ring. It boasts Bluetooth connectivity, LED lighting and a waterproof shell. £160 | $200 mymotiv.com Tough to the touch As with any tracker, you need something that will last a high-impact workout. The chassis of the ring is made from titanium, which is ideal for protection Tracking from all angles Thanks to a three-axis accelerometer on board, Motiv Ring is able to track any movement you make. This provides you with a more in-depth and precise report at the end of the day Optical HR sensor A large portion of the Motiv’s tracking prowess is done through its optical heart-rate sensor. It monitors both your resting heartbeat at night, as well as the levels you achieve during your workout Wireless charging The inside…

TRACK FITNESS THROUGH YOUR FINGER

RESIST PUTTING TECH ON YOUR WRIST

JABRA SPORT PULSE SPECIAL EDITION Jabra’s super smart earphones embed a heart-rate monitor at the base of each earbud, providing accurate readings during your workout, without skimping on the superb audio quality that they also offer. £130 | $160 | jabra.com WITHINGS PULSE OX This versatile fitness tracker can be placed in your pocket, or even attached onto your belt – alongside being worn on your wrist. The Pulse uses its LCD screen to update you on how long you’ve worked out for and the distance you’ve travelled. £80 | $100 | withings.com SPREE SMART CAP The Smart Cap securely fastens around the circumference of your head, helping to provide it track your heart-rate with a small pocket tracker. It also tracks your body temperature, something unique to its patented system. £55 | $65 | spreewearables.com DIGITSOLE WARM SERIES As…

RESIST PUTTING TECH ON YOUR WRIST

THIS SPEAKER OFFERS ALL-ROUND SOUND

B&O Beoplay M5 A smart speaker that incorporates a series of unique gesture controls, alongside a patented 360-degree sound system, packed with highly-capable tweeters and woofers alike. £530 | $600 Bioplay.com Daisy chain design Each speaker includes the Beolink Multiroom feature, which allows for multiple M5 units to be instantly connected to one another in different rooms through a stable Wi-Fi-based connection Sound optimisation Through the accompanying Beoplay app, users can set where they’ve placed the M5. This in turn helps the speaker self-configure the sound requirements needed from that location Seamless connections While many will choose to connect via Bluetooth, the M5 also has built-in Chromecast support, Spotify Connect and QPlay 2.0 functionality. Oh, and don’t forget about Apple Airplay, either Touch controls By brushing your finger over the aluminium disc on the top of the M5 speaker, you…

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THE CAMERA THAT CAN SEE IN THE DARK

Pentax KP A high-end DSLR camera with an APS-C sensor capable of shooting at ISO 819200 – the highest native range on the market, making it incredibly sensitive to light. £1,100 | $1,100 ricoh-imaging.com Dials and buttons The control panels, button settings and dial controls give you quick access to all your settings, and are fully customisable depending on exactly how you like to work Shoot the stars An optional GPS unit helps to create stunning astro photographs out of extremely long exposures - where stars appear as single points of light, rather than unrealistic trails All weather camera The rugged exterior of the KP is dustproof and weather-sealed, as well as being able to work in temperatures as low as -10 degrees Celsius Tilt and shoot The screen vertically tilts which gives you a view of the scene when…

THE CAMERA THAT CAN SEE IN THE DARK

THESE ALIEN IN-EARS ARE REWRITING THE AUDIO RULEBOOK

Audeze iSine20 A unique pair of in-ear headphones that use the same planar technology found in over-ear cans. Its unique design means it houses one of the largest in-ear sound drivers ever seen. £550 | $600 audeze.com The power of magnets Dual fluxor magnets in each earbud double the driving force behind the built-in drivers. For users, this means you’re a getting a powerful sound system in the comfort of your ears Super-sized driver An enlarged sound driver sits in the base each earbud, which contains enough power to differentiate between bass, acoustic and treble-heavy tracks with the utmost of ease Planar magnetic diaphragm A thin layer sits in each earbud, which moves back and forth to produce the sound waves that then go into your ear. In tech terms, this is known as a planar magnetic diaphragm Semi-open…

THESE ALIEN IN-EARS ARE REWRITING THE AUDIO RULEBOOK

CAN YOU PERFECT THE ULTIMATE PHONE CAMERA?

Olloclip Core Lens These new clip-on lenses bring a new dynamic to iPhone photography. The Core Lens Set gives you optical zoom, fisheye, super-wide and 15x macro capabilities. £80 | $100 olloclip.com Redesigned optics Olloclip has completely redesigned its lens sets for iPhone 7, and they now feature premium multi-element coated glass optics, which help to deliver superior shots in our testing Universal app compatibility The lenses work with all of your favourite camera apps like Camera+, ProCamera and RAW Camera Shooting, and are great for shooting video, time-lapses, panoramas and 360-degree VR photos Easy to use You don’t need any fancy adapters to get started with Olloclip’s lenses, in fact there isn’t even any extra software to download. The patented systems attach and sign instantly iPhone 7 Plus The Olloclip Connect system has been designed to be the only…

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LEVEL UP YOUR GAMING SETUP

Razer Blade The latest in the Razer Blade line, this laptop sets a new standard for mobility, battery life and powerful Ultrabook performance in the crowded gaming laptop market. £1,000 | $900 razerzone.com Alienware 13 R3 This powerful 13-inch laptop is powerful enough to support VR straight out of the box, essentially making it ready for just about any gaming experience you could hope to have. £1,250 | $1,200 alienware.com Chillblast Messiah Ultra powerful, ultra expensive and ultra impressive, the updated Messiah gaming laptop from Chillblast is an impressive piece of kit that’ll seriously impact your bank balance. £2,500 | $3,116 chillblast.com HP Omen 17 Powerful, imposing and undoubtedly massive, HP’s Omen 17 is one hell of a gaming laptop that exchanges build quality for massive graphical output and stability. £1,400 | $1,500 hp.com Gaming laptops are all about convenience. Powerful machines…

LEVEL UP YOUR GAMING SETUP

PURE POWER AT A COST

Pure power Powering the Messiah is Intel’s Core i7-7700, working alongside Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 1080 8GB GPU, making this one of the most capable gaming laptops on the market Fantastic resolution Chillblast’s latest update to the Messiah comes packed with a 15.6-inch G-Sync display with an IPS panel, boasting a crisp 1920 x 1080 resolution, perfect for HD gaming Prepared for everything Coming equipped with three USB 3.0 ports – not to mention a Thunderbolt 3 – the Messiah is also readily equipped to handle virtual reality in the shape of HTC Vive and the Oculus Rift Heady internals Want to load up those Steam games quickly? Chillblast has you covered with 16GB of RAM as standard, alongside an envious 1TB SSHD hybrid drive – five times faster than conventional disk loading British manufacturer Chillblast has made something…

PURE POWER AT A COST

GORGEOUS GAMING ON THE GO

Side-firing speakers Alienware has re-engineered the position of the speakers, moving them to the side of the device. They are loud and crisp, outputting just enough bass to sound impactful while the device sits in your lap OLED Screen The top price tier of the Alienware 13 boasts an OLED screen, producing unrivalled colours and black levels, not to mention a hugely attractive refresh rate for shooting perfection Hinge-forward design Echoing the design of modern clamshell notebooks, this gaming laptop features a new hinge-forward design. This allows for a more comfortable viewing experience, with Alienware finally putting usability before style Power and performance The new quad-core processors and Nvidia Pascal graphics have ensured that the Alienware 13 R3 has plenty of power and a smooth performance across the board, similar to rival 17-inch notebooks Extravagant, powerful and expensive;…

GORGEOUS GAMING ON THE GO

A TRULY PORTABLE DESKTOP PC

Colourful keys HP has imbued its keyboard with Dragon Red backlit keys, improving viewing in low-light environments and ensuring that the excitement of your game is enhanced by pulsating red buttons Viewing image Featuring Nvidia’s G-Sync technology and an 4K IPS display (both optional) ensures smooth gameplay, with a focus on minimising input lag and screen tearing on Ultra Settings Rich audio The Omen comes equipped with HP Audio Boost out of the box for a deeply dynamic sound, fine-tuned by the fine folk over at Bang & Olufsen; surprisingly good audio quality for a laptop Solid-state drive The included PCIe Solid-State Drive (SSD) storage solution is up to 17 times faster than your traditional hard drive, ensuring that the Omen 17 can handle heavy multitasking and quick launching of games HP’s Omen line of gaming laptops has…

A TRULY PORTABLE DESKTOP PC

CHALLENGING THE MACBOOK PRO

Thunderbolt support The Razer Blade has a Thunderbolt 3 port, which means it is compatible with Razer Core, an incoming device that can transform your laptop into a desktop gaming experience, boosting graphical output and stability Strong battery life Even as the Blade offers higher-than-HD resolution and dedicated, powerful, graphical capabilities, the battery offers a surprising longevity when gaming and editing video Incredible keyboard Razer has included its awesome Chrome lighting system into the Blade, sporting individually-lit keys that can display 16.8 million colours, customised through the included Synapse software High graphical fidelity The latest update to the Razer Blade sees the inclusion of a Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 graphics chip, ensuring the latest releases will look sublime, even on the move Gaming hardware specialist Razer has established its platform by chasing a certain type of gamer: the…

CHALLENGING THE MACBOOK PRO

MUST-HAVE PC GAMING ACCESSORIES

LOGITECH C922 PRO STREAM 1080P WEBCAM When it comes to livestreaming games on your new laptop, quality is always king. That’s why you will want a camera that can support 1080p recorded and streaming video, you really shouldn’t look much further than this webcam; it has been purpose built for gamers. £85 | $100 | logitech.com RAZER SEIRēN Have you got your eye on invading YouTube and Twitch? Then you’re going to need fantastic audio, and it doesn’t get much better than Razer’s latest offering. Seirēn is a powerful microphone that should suit any of your gaming endeavours; it’s great for podcasting and professional grade audio recording. £160 | $180 | razerzone.com STEELSERIES RIVAL 500 While it isn’t as flashy as the upgraded Rival 700 model, this mouse is actually one of the finest on the market…

MUST-HAVE PC GAMING ACCESSORIES

UPGRADE YOUR AUDIO WITH RUARK’S LATEST The new MR1 Mk2 is the latest exquisitely-crafted design from the British audio company. With improved functionality and connectivity – including portability via a battery back pack for the master unit – these compact, active, wireless speakers sound utterly amazing! Ruark MR1 Mk2 £330 | $415 | ruarkaudio.com TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR PS4 If you fancy yourself the next greatest eSports star, check out Nacon’s new Revolution Pro controller for the PlayStation 4, which offers insane level of customisation. Then again, it does cost as much as two standard DualShock 4s. Nacon PlayStation 4 Revolution Pro Controller £85 | $105 | nacongaming.com TOMTOM’S CHEAPER FITNESS BAND STILL PACK THE STATS You might think ‘satnav’ when you hear the name TomTom, but the brand is keen to get into fitness tech. The…

THE VIRTUAL MUSIC TEACHERS

“Following guide lights is an easier and more efficient way to learn a new song” A real piano First and foremost it’s also a piano, complete with weighted keys, a classic wooden look and professional stereo sound A smart connection The songs you play are stored in their thousands on the free app. Just read the sheet music off your compatible smart device Lighting the way Learning to play is as simple as just following the lights. The red lights represent the right hand notes, and the blue lights tell you where to play with your left hand When it comes to unfulfilled ambitions, learning to play an instrument tends to be up there with writing a novel or mastering a foreign language. How many of us have strummed along on air guitar to an Eric Clapton…

THE VIRTUAL MUSIC TEACHERS

LEARN WITH YOUR COMPUTER

Of course, if you already own an instrument then there are computer programmes and apps out there that will show you the ropes. One of the most popular is eMedia Guitar Method. It features lessons from University Of Colorado-Boulder’s Kevin Garry, PhD, and over 180 lessons to take you from basic exercises, such as how to tune a guitar and play simple chords, to fingerpicking, how to read guitar tabs and music notation. Integrated guitar software tools include an automatic guitar tuner, chord chart/ dictionary, fingering charts, and metronome. Note Tracker and Finger Tracker technology displays the notes you’re playing in staff notation and on the Animated Fretboard, as the guitar software listens to your playing via the computer microphone. There are also 50 videos with split-screen view and close-ups of both hands to…

LEARN WITH YOUR COMPUTER

THE ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA

KEYS TO SUCCESS Simple and effective, the Piano Maestro is a set of lights you can spread over your existing keyboard and eliminates the need to be able to read sheet music. It’s considerably cheaper than some of the other alternatives out there. The Piano Maestro £135 | $140 | thepianomaestro.com LEARN TO JAM The jamstik+ helps you get the feel of a real guitar and uses lets you sense where your fingers are, helping you to learn chords. It’s also portable, no need to string it over your back to the chagrin of fellow tube users. jamstik+ £250 | $300 | jamstik.com ALL IN ONE This versatile device lets you do it all. Strum a guitar, bow a violin, tap a piano, or loop a beat on a single instrument. If you’re struggling to decide which…

THE ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA

PACKING FOR THE APOCALYPSE

The worst has happened. The world is coming to an abrupt end. Is it a natural disaster, one so big it’s caused Roland Emmerich to stop and take notes? How about a meteor that’s caused Aerosmith to croon themselves into oblivion? Or perhaps an undead pandemic that’s got baseball bats everywhere instantly wrapping themselves in barbed wire? Whatever the reason, civilisation is falling apart and you need to grab that survival pack you cleverly stashed in the attic. So what’s in that trove? Well, thankfully you read this issue of Gadget moons ago and you decided to follow our advice and gather together some of the best survivalist tech and gadgets on the market. So join us as we delve into this gamut of gear now you’re ready to sleep, eat,…

PACKING FOR THE APOCALYPSE

PROJECT 01 DITCH iTUNES FOREVER

Once upon a time, iTunes was revolutionary. Back in 2003, Steve Jobs proudly unveiled the software with a beaming smile calling it “music downloads done right”. And it was, the iTunes Music Store – as it was then known – changed the way we buy and listen to music. However, in the 14 years since then, the desktop app has become a bloated mess, with an overwhelming number of features – movies, television shows, podcasts, apps and most recently a streaming service – crammed into it. This has turned iTunes in a space-suck with storage requirements that go far beyond the size of the files its hosts, which in turn helps make it slow to use, and – the ultimate crime for an Apple product – ugly to look it…

PROJECT 01 DITCH iTUNES FOREVER

PROJECT 02 RESTORE FADED FAMILY PHOTOS

Our family photos offer a physical link to the past. These pictures allow us to put faces to names as well as view older relatives in a new light. But while future generations will be able to find drunken photos of ourselves with a simple search of Facebook, the physical prints we’re currently inheriting are prone to have been damaged as they were passed down through the ages. Fortunately, we have the technology to rebuild them. Thanks to the magic of software such as Photoshop, we can restore photos that have naturally faded or have been scratched or torn. Obviously the end result won’t have the high resolution of modern digital photos, but they will at least look the same or better than the day they were first taken. The majority…

PROJECT 02 RESTORE FADED FAMILY PHOTOS

HOW TO PRESERVE YOUR OLD PHOTOS

01 Maintain their temperature Avoid attics or anywhere else that the temperature will change constantly. Keep all photos in a cool, dry place as this slows down the rate of decay. 02 Frame them properly If you are going to frame old photos, make sure it has UV conservation glass and keep them away from direct sunlight. 03 Pack them correctly Use a container made from board or an envelope that’s acid free or isn’t buffered. It should also be a similar size so the photos can’t move around whilst inside. 04 Use safe photo albums Avoid over-stuffing your photo albums, and you should use paper or envelopes that are acid-free or with plastic films, such as polyester or polypropylene.…

PROJECT 03 7 TIPS TO MASTER ANDROID NOUGAT

Android 7.0 is Google’s big refresh of its phone and tablet operating system. Also known as Android Nougat (Google has a sweet tooth – previous updates include Lollipop and Marshmallow), this update is feature packed with multi-screen support, smarter battery management and even virtual reality built-in. However, despite launching last August, many Android users still haven’t had the Nougat update. This is due to delays by manufacturers and even phone carriers, who have to check Google’s complex updates are compatible with their devices. But last month Android 7.0 finally crossed the 1 per cent adoption rate, so let’s celebrate with this guide to its best features. “Despite launching last August, many Android users still haven’t had the update” 01 Direct reply notifications Apps such as Facebook Messenger and the standard Messager app now…

PROJECT 03 7 TIPS TO MASTER ANDROID NOUGAT

UPGRADE YOUR ANDROID

Enjoy VR on the go Watch 360-degree videos, play games and take virtual tours with the google’s latest foray into the VR market: the Daydream headset. It is made from lightweight and comfortable fabric so its more comfortable than other portable VR headsets available on the market. Daydream View £70 | $80 | google.com/daydream Give your phone a facelift If you’re not a fan of Android’s interface and want to give it a makeover or download a new launcher. Evie removes all clutter from the home screen and introduces a search bar at the top that makes it easy to find all apps and contacts. Evie Launcher Free | evie.com Smart Phone Camera This wireless lens camera has 30x optical zoom, a 20MP sensor and is controlled using your smartphone so you can take great pictures with…

UPGRADE YOUR ANDROID

PROJECT 04 LONG-HAUL FLIGHT HACKS

When you are facing a lengthy flight, there are certain little helpers that can make your hours in the air a lot more comfortable. The following carry-on kit on these pages will help take (some) of the stress out of flying, with smart and innovative ways to keep your luggage safe, get some sleep and fight jet lag at the same time, as well as keep you entertained when the aircraft cabin fever starts to set in. Picked by a mix of our own tech and travel experts, these gadgets have been rigorously tested during a 12-hour flight to the States, from London Gatwick to Las Vegas with a layover in scenic Detroit. As a bonus, we’ve also included the essential app store picks for both iOS and Android to make the…

PROJECT 04 LONG-HAUL FLIGHT HACKS

HIGH-FLYING TRAVEL APPS

Sky Scanner Got wanderlust, but don’t know where to go? Just type ‘Everywhere’ into the search bar to view low price flights worldwide. skyscanner.com Seat Guru Once you have your flight details, head to Seat Guru to read user reviews and find out which seats have the most legroom or have charging points. seatguru.com FlightTrack 5 FlightTrack 5 colour-codes your flights so you can know at a glance if you need to perform a mad sprint to your gate. mobiata.com Jet Lag Calculator This site does some clever maths to work out a sleep schedule that will help adjust your body clock to a new time zone. bit.ly/2db95Gj…

Whatever happened to… Nintendo Famicom

Controller cords The Famicom’s controllers were hardwired to the system and the cables were only 18 inches long Easy ejection The lever wasn’t necessary to eject games but designer Masayuki Uemura felt kids would find it fun to use No lockout chip Unlike the NES, the Famicom didn’t have a lockout chip, this led to a large number of bootleg games being sold throughout Asia Home to classics Many of Nintendo’s famous franchises started on the Famicom such as Super Mario Bros. and The Legend Of Zelda Front port The accessory port was used by a number of peripherals such as extra controllers, microphones or the Famicom 3D system Player two The second controller lacked a pause button but it had a built-in microphone that a few games took advantage of After a number of successful arcade titles, in 1983 Nintendo launched…

Whatever happened to… Nintendo Famicom

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