Robust is a cool word. We love it. Sure, some people take it too far with phones that can be used in the shower etc, but - overall - it's nice to know that something won't break when you drop it. Spar... more.

How much product you can sell into a market depends on many things - including desirability, price and your marketing. That said, at a much more fundamental level, there is the question of 'availabili... more.

In what seems a clear violation of Intel's NDA for Haswell, NEC has launched its next generation laptop far too early. Now that the details are out on the web, it's hard to know what will prevent othe... more.

If you come from a Blackberry point of view, the idea of a smartphone with a sealed battery seems very silly, but manufacturers like Nokia and Apple work on the basis that your phone should be as slim... more.

Looking at people while you talk to them is a dubious pleasure. A quick straw poll around the various KitGuru offices reveals that many of us have had video call capability built into our phones for a... more.

Now that the Sony execs have done their UK tour, including Vodafone's head office in Newbury, it seems that more and more details of the up coming Apple/HTC name coupling 'i1' are leaking out from our... more.

There was a time when mobile phones would not even capture a photograph, yet the new products being planned by Sony for the end of August will take video processing into a whole new realm for a smartp... more.

The are plenty of ways to measure value in a given market - and each industry has its own quirks - but two offers landed in the KitGuru spam-sack this morning that, side-by-side, gave us pause. Even ... more.

Without doubt, Synology seems to be almost every geek's NAS storage favourite. Whether you look at KitGuru or the mainstream print media, time after time it's Synology that tops the charts. If you hav... more.

The chaps in KitGuru Labs have been fans of Silverstone's Sugo range (on and off) since the original SG01. Sure, there have been some issues with size, noise and ease of assembly along the way but - o... more.

For a lot of people out there, Dead Island won't mean anything. For the games industry though, its launch was one of the more protracted in the market. While not exactly in the same league as Duke Nuk... more.

Check out the publicity documentation for almost any high end vehicle these days, and you can be sure of one thing. There will be greater investment options available for the in-car entertainment than... more.

While the advent of Quad HD TV might provide one of the biggest challenges to console gaming in the coming years, there seems little doubt that having a single code platform might be one of the bigges... more.

While a lot of news outlets have reported that the Samsung S4 Mini was scheduled for launch between May and July, KitGuru's sources are saying that August or even September are much more likely dates.... more.

One of the biggest challenges for anyone looking to get into system building for the first time is the 'but you have never done it before' challenge. If you've never tried to open a system, then it wi... more.

When you spend close to $10 billion on the Large Hadron Collider, it's nice if - every now and then - you can release a little good news into the world to justify the spend. The folks are CERN have do... more.

With a worldwide shipment expected at the end of May, Asus has ear-marked today for the launch of its very own Radeon HD 7990 graphics accelerator. In KitGuru Labs' tests, this card stamped its author... more.

If you ask people in the tech industry about Intel, the the most likely responses will centre on its ability to create a phenomenal volume of fast, powerful processors. That's true, but it's also l... more.

From the KitGuru Labs extensive testing, one thing about the Radeon HD 7990 was blindingly clear - it is the fastest card ever made. Now the dust has settled over the initial results, it's time for th... more.

As technology permeates every corner of the planet, so the threat of significant security attacks grows. Articles that run on world famous newspapers like the New York Times, result in massive hacks i... more.

Here at KitGuru, we have been predicting for quite some time that this Christmas will see the start of a blood bath on Quad HD TV pricing - but for the massacre to begin, it needs competition. Sony lo... more.

When KitGuru heard the news that Amazon was about to start stocking Cocaine, we thought - for a second - that it was a return to conservative/Victorian values and ethics. Suddenly a new range of 'toni... more.

With one of the biggest media splashes of the year, Samsung pooled a heap of press and associated industry lovers for an evening of Galaxy S4 wonder and musical delight. Well. We say delight. If Gary ... more.

Gigabyte is one of the oldest and most famous technology brands, with a huge fan base and reputation for challenging at the top end of the market for mainboards, graphic cards etc. With multiple ne... more.

The lines between PC and server, server and NAS box have never been blurred as much as they are now. You only need to look at the descriptions associated with any 'specialist' piece of kit to see that... more.

While we at KitGuru know ladies who prefer to choose one that can be easily slipped into a pocket or purse, there is no doubt that - overall - the movement is toward bigger and smarter phones. But how... more.

In the high-speed, broadband-enabled modern world, it can be incredibly frustrating to run out of juice on your phone. While smartphones do add in features - we pay for those features in electrons. So... more.

It's an interesting question - and certainly something that can be classified, for now, as a 'first world problem'. But, sooner or later, the question of 'What happens to a person's data when they're ... more.

Driven by BioShock Infinite and Cadbury's Creme Eggs, retail game sales in the UK hit an annual high of more than £20m over Easter - only to see spending drop like a brick in the week that followed. ... more.

Your first camera normally comes with something like a 50mm lens. You can shoot your family etc well enough, but very soon after you start, you want something bigger, longer better. The US Army has a ... more.