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You can now make calls from your Amazon Echo devices thanks to EE EE has recently joined forces with Amazon to allow customers to make and receive hands-free calls via their Amazon Alexa devices around the home. The service is available to new and existing EE customers, and is completely free to set up if you're an EE pay monthly...

Connect with loved ones in self isolation with these video messaging apps With more and more of us beginning to self-isolate during this coronavirus pandemic, many people will feel cut off from loved ones.  There are particular concerns about older people who are being advised to avoid social contact for a considerable period of time. But if you can’t visit...

How much data is enough and how to avoid paying too much for data you don't need As we use our mobile phones for more and more activities each day, the amount of mobile data we use is also increasing. Even simple tools like sending a message or making a call can use mobile data if you're using an app...

Our relationship with music has always been an emotional one.  If we are old enough, we can all recall the first vinyl that we purchased, the first gig we attended or our favourite album growing up.  With the arrival of streaming, we are suddenly spoilt for choice and can listen to any music at any time.  For some of us...

You'll need to spend £over £15 and pay £2.50 for delivery.  Chitter Chatter customers can get a massive discount. Big news for all you KFC fans, you can now get KFC delivered to your home via the Just Eat app on your phone. Around 30 branches of KFC in the London and Great London areas are now offering delivery through the...

It's been a while since mobile payments have been available to us, but it's still not taken off as expected. There are many reasons given by experts, but we think it's because it's just not fun. Granted, it would be useful if you've lost your wallet (but not your mobile) and need to take a bus back home. Or if...

You've had the iPhone for months now (maybe years, even!) but the camera functions have always been a dark area. All those functions that looks like formulae, words like apertures and frames per second, modes and aspect ratios - can we leave all the jargon aside and just learn how to take good photos? Let's demystify the jargon and master the iPhone...

If you have a Samsung, HTC, LG or other Android OS-based mobile and have bought a new iPhone, Apple has just made the transition smoother with a new app called "Move to iOS". It has also, quite expectedly, sparked a battle amongst the two factions - Android lovers and Apple fanboys - check out the comments on the app's presence on the Google...