Articles by Matt Egan
Everything you need to know about Touch ID, the iPhone fingerprint sensor - including: will the iPhone 5S store my fingerprint and how safe is that?
We pit together the best touchscreen BlackBerry with the latest high-end iPhone. Here's our iPhone 5S vs BlackBerry Z10 smartphone comparison review.
Should you choose a Windows Phone or an Android smartphone? We can't answer that for you, but we can point out some of what's good, and what is…
Samsung and Apple both recently announced high-end handsets: the Galaxy Note 3 and iPhone 5S. We put these two contrasting devices to the test in…
The iPhone 5S is the new top-of-the-range smartphone from Apple. We've spent some time with the iPhone 5S, so here is PC Advisor's first iPhone 5S…
The iPhone 5C is the first budget iPhone from Apple. We've spent some time with the new iPhone, so here's PC Advisor's first iPhone 5C review.
Apple today launched the iPhone 5S and the iPhone 5C, and retired the iPhone 5. You can still buy the iPhone 4S and iPhone 4, of course, but this…
Today in Cupertino Apple held an event at which it launched the next iPhones, the iPhone 5S and the cheaper iPhone 5C. The iPhone 5 has been…
Best gaming laptops. We review seven great laptops for gaming, and offer some general gaming laptops buying advice.
The BlackBerry Q10 is the flagship BlackBerry phone with a physical keyboard. It offers a similar BlackBerry 10 experience to its touchscreen…
Comments by Matt Egan
Kindle and WhatsApp, yes. My bad.
At whom are you aiming that little Shakespearian couplet?
No, but we did compare it to the iPhone 5, Galaxy S3 etc. We're comparing two phones that are on sale today. Indeed, we're comparing the…
Good point. The BlackBerry Hub is - in my view also - a great innovation. Inclusion of social messages just makes sense.
I 'shut up' because there is not point in arguing with someone who thinks that MicroSD is unique to Windows RT. I agree with you that te public is…
I think it's pretty clear. It's certainly not misleading. It's also cost you nothing. So, you know, thank *you* for nothing.
But surely you use Bluetooth to pair those things? The iPhone has Bluetooth? Am I missing something?
The reason I ask is that lots of people…
I'm intrigued - for what do you use NFC?
Apple *has* had a pretty busy week, to be fair. It's just an opinion, you'll find plenty of other opinions on PC Advisor.