No more freedom to tinker: why Apple locking down OS X system tweaks is a bad thing
Craig Grannell laments Apple’s increasingly locked down platforms, which block people figuring out how stuff works
Opinion
Don’t be embarrassed by your favourite games, telly and music — just like what you like
Life’s too short for guilty pleasures, says Craig Grannell — so let’s all drop the ‘guilty’ bit
Apple’s WWDC keynote repeatedly smacked Google in the face — you just didn’t see the punches
It might not be obvious on the surface, but Apple execs are gunning for Google
9 product design nightmares
Join us on a journey into the useless, the disturbing, and the downright wrong
Own goal: Why the FIFA 16 reaction proves gamers need to grow up
The furore over women’s teams in FIFA was as predictable as it was distasteful, says Chris Kerr
Windows 10 might just win the app war. Here’s why
Could Microsoft really end up with more mobile apps than Google and Apple? Yes it could, thinks Gary Marshall
Why the Apple Watch will change everything for wearables
The smartwatch revolution has been a slow one, says Esat Dedezade, but as always the pace will pick up once Apple’s on the scene
Opinion: Stupidly expensive audio kit isn’t music to my ears
Craig Grannell likes lossless but not madness, and remains baffled by the cause of the audiophile
CES 2015: You can’t go back: Android ‘retro’ kit just isn’t the real thing
Craig Grannell dons his old-git hat and grumbles about how iconic old gadgets simply become yet more Android devices
Saving the game: why iPhones and Android devices must do better
In the old days, progress in games vanished when you pulled the plug. Craig Grannell asks why things have barely moved on in mobile
Using your iPad Air 2 as a camera is fine, and here’s why
Ignore the tech snobs — if you want to use your iPad as a camera, go for it, says Craig Grannell
Why you shouldn’t celebrate CD-ripping finally becoming legal in the UK
Government changes to personal copying exceptions are welcome, but don’t nearly go far enough
