Latest articles by Russell Holly
If you're planning to use Portrait Mode around Christmas lights, keep these tips in mind.
Get yourself ready for a whole new way to enjoy Pokémon Go!
Reports that Apple is looking at a depth-sensing tech outside of the existing True Depth tech found in the iPhone X line up with what the company is planning next for AR.
Nintendo's latest adventure is here for all to enjoy, but using your amiiibo figures is a little bit of a surprise.
Your included iPhone charger is not going to be enough to "fast charge" your new phone, and this is why.
Wireless audio is finally possible with your Nintendo Switch, but there are a few things you need to keep in mind.
We've still got a bit of a wait before we can line up to see The Last Jedi, but these things can help fill the gap.
I love my Pro Controller, but it's far from perfect. This accessory helps fix that.
Nintendo makes you jump through some serious hoops if you want to chat online with your teammates in Splatoon 2.
Motion controls are on by default again in Splatoon 2, so you're going to want to go ahead and turn those off.
If you're going to grab a Nintendo Switch, you might as well make sure you have the best possible experience.
If you have friends with a 3DS or a Wii U but you haven't connected on the Nintendo Switch, there's a new tool for reconnecting!
Nintendo's first full game to take advantage of the motion controls on the Switch is here, and it's time to punch your way to victory.
Just like the original, it appears Nintendo has everything squared away for a truly compelling multiplayer game.
Pokémon Go is great, but sometimes you want to use your phone for more than just catching them all! The big question is how you do that, and now there are two great options available.
Nintendo's new console isn't going to be available for another couple of weeks, but now is the time to pre-order if you want to be one the first to take home this incredible hybrid experience.
I've been a fan of the iPad Mini from the moment it was announced, and Nintendo Switch is probably going to be what makes me set it aside.
Nintendo's next console will be hitting shelves in the next couple of weeks, and there's still plenty of questions in need of answering.
Nintendo seems content to abandon the Wii U entirely, and the Switch is not exactly what you'd call a replacement.
Nintendo's new console is going to cause a divide in my house, and I'm probably not alone. The solution isn't a cheap one, either.
Dead or stuck pixels in LCD displays are not a new thing by any stretch of the imagination, but Nintendo's official policy on the subject is a little unusual.
