Luke Baker

Nov 3, 2024 | trustedreviews.com | Lewis Painter |Max Parker |Luke Baker |Andrew Williams

Flagship phones, despite their impressive features, continue to rise in price. This compilation of eight exceptional mid-range smartphones, ranging from £399/$399 to £699/$699, can serve as a valuable alternative. Our top picksThe mid-range smartphone market struggled in the 2010s, often offering subpar performance, limited software support, and lacklustre cameras compared to their pricier brethren.

Oct 5, 2024 | au.sports.yahoo.com | Luke Baker

Follow live coverage as Saint-Étienne face Auxerre in Ligue 1 today. While PSG have dominated domestically in France’s top flight over the past few years, they have yet to replicate their success on the European stage and this year must face that challenge without Kylian Mbappe, who left for Real Madrid. It’s not all about the free-spending Qatari-owned team though, with Ligue 1 recognised as being one of the best leagues for developing young talent.

Jul 2, 2024 | pocket-lint.com | Luke Baker |Adrian Sobolewski-Kiwerski |Jesse Lennox

Downloading Twitter videos has been a pain, but you can now do it natively as a premium subscriber. If you're a free user, you still need to rely on third-party software. On the desktop, use a website like Twitter Video Downloader to download videos from Twitter. On mobile - whether iOS or Android - you'll need to download an app to help you save videos from the platform.

Apr 5, 2024 | pocket-lint.com | Luke Baker |Saeed Wazir

It's no secret that the best Apple and Android phones get all the attention because of their innovative tech, yet smaller and cheaper phones remain popular because they get the job done for a fraction of the price. The best cheap phones cost around $200 but still have large displays and decent processing power for most tasks. They also have outstanding battery life and usually last longer than their powerful resource-hungry rivals.

Feb 22, 2024 | pocket-lint.com | Luke Baker |Jules Wang

Google can't seem to sit still when it comes to its brands and services. This time, Google Pay (also known as GPay) and Google Wallet are once again switching places according to an email sent to Google Pay users on Thursday. In 2011, the company made its first venture into mobile payments with the Google Wallet app for Android. At some point, it moved tap-to-pay functionality to a new app called Android Pay, leaving Google Wallet to handle only peer-to-peer payments.