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Nokia phones have returned. The once-iconic phone brand is back in business thanks to Finnish startup HMD signing a 10-year licensing deal to stick the Nokia name on smartphones and tablets, and the Nokia 6 is the main attraction in its trio of launch devices.

While the Nokia 6 was the most high-spec handset at its launch, it's still firmly a budget offering, with an eye-catchingly low price tag coupled with an alluring all-metal design.

The phone boasts a 5.5-inch Full HD display, Snapdragon 430 chipset, 3GB of RAM, 32GB of internal storage, 16MP rear camera, 8MP front camera, fingerprint scanner and a 3,000mAh battery - all of which looks rather good on paper.

For those hoping for a more flagship handset sporting the Nokia name, the rumored Nokia 8 may be just days from launch, so keep it locked to TechRadar for all the latest.

Nokia 6 price and availability

Launch price: £199.99 ($229, AU$399)

Current price: £199.99 ($229, AU$399)

Nokia 6 release date: August 2, 2017

The Nokia 6 costs £199.99 ($229, AU$399) SIM-free, which drops it into a rather affordable category in the market, and looking at the spec sheet it gives you a decent amount of bang for your buck.

That price puts it above both the Nokia 3 and Nokia 5, but not by much, and it's worth considering this phone as well if you're looking at the other two.

In the US it's available in three colors - copper, black and silver - while in the UK you get an additional blue option.

Design and display

Premium all-metal unibody design looks and feels impressive

Flat edges means it's not the most comfortable in the hand

5.5-inch full HD screen looks good and is great for gaming

The Nokia 6 is crafted from a single block of aluminum, and the result is a phone which feels far more premium than its budget price tag.

It doesn't do anything particularly clever or different in terms of design, though, with elements of older Nokia smartphones recognisable here.

There's a comforting weight to the handset, and while its 154 x 75.8 x 7.85mm body makes it a sizeable presence in the hand it's still easy to use.

We found the flat sides and sharp corners of the Nokia 6 aren't as comfortable on the palms as phones with rounded edges - like the Nokia 5 and 3 - and this is noticeable if you hold it in one hand for an extended period of time.

Compared to the Moto G5 and Moto G5 Plus, two of its closest rivals, the Nokia 6 is much better looking, so if style is important to you then this is a phone you'll want to consider.

The power/lock and volume keys are easy to hit on the right of the phone, and Nokia has also included a 3.5mm headphone jack up top, while a micro USB port resides next to a single internal speaker on the base of the handset.

Considering the price of the phone, it's nice to see a fingerprint scanner (which doubles as the home key) on the front of the Nokia 6, flanked by touch-sensitive back and multi-tasking keys. The scanner is responsive and works well, although there is a momentary pause between you presenting your finger and the phone unlocking and waking.

Meanwhile, the large 5.5-inch full HD display is bright and clear with decent viewing angles, and it's more than good enough for a handset in the bracket the Nokia 6 falls into.

It means video playback and gaming are comfortable, with plenty of space for on-screen controls.

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Wondering which VR headset is the best VR headset in 2017? It's a tough choice, especially when last year saw the release of the Oculus Rift, HTC Vive and PlayStation VR within months of each other. Now with 2017 drawing to a close, virtual reality is marching onwards, building richer experiences than ever before. It also helps that the ever-growing market for smartphone VR headsets shows no signs of stopping either.

With so many VR headsets to choose from, it can be confusing to figure out what you should be looking for. Do you want a seated experience or a room-scale one? What is "room-scale" anyway, and can mobile-based VR headsets do that too? It doesn't help that there are even more headsets on the way in the form of Acer, Dell and Lenovo's Windows MR devices and the newly announced self-contained Oculus Go.

To help you through such a minefield, here's a guide to aid you through the buying process and let you know the best VR headset for you.

How to buy the best VR headset for you

How much space do I need to use a VR headset?

That depends. Mobile VR experiences can be had anywhere and only require you to find a seat to sit down on. Seated experiences require a little more room: Oculus Rift played with an Xbox Controller requires little more than a chair and PlayStation VR just needs you to sit at a comfortable distance from your TV - likely where you already sit when playing on your PlayStation. Standing and room-scale experiences do need more space. Oculus Rift played with its Oculus Touch controllers requires enough space to move your arms freely - around 2 x 2m, while the HTC Vive's room-scale setup is best had at around 2.5 x 3m but a 4 x 4m space is recommended.

What is the cheapest way to get a VR experience?

That smartphone sitting in your pocket is the answer. Mobile VR headsets are powered by a smartphone slotted into a cardboard or plastic shell, and these use the processing power and display on your smartphone to power a basic VR experience. Due to the limitations of a smartphone's graphical performance, most of these experiences are rudimentary and video-based, rather than completely interactive - although both Google Daydream View and Samsung Gear VR allow for more game-like experiences.

How much does a virtual-reality headset cost?

Prices for virtual-reality headsets vary greatly depending on what it is you want to buy. Google's cheap and cheerful smartphone-powered Cardboard will set you back £20, whereas the mobile VR headset Samsung Gear VR costs £80. Moving into more premium devices, Sony's PlayStation VR enters at the low end with a price tag of £350, while the HTC Vive sits at the top at £760.

What is room-scale VR?

Room-scale VR setups allow for free movement within a designated space, interacting with your virtual environment using hand-tracked controllers. You'll need a fairly big room to create a room-scale setup, though, and you'll need to make sure that the area is clear of potential hazards. If you're thinking of setting up room-scale VR in your living room, for instance, you'll want to remove anything that's breakable, expensive or particularly pointy, as the likelihood of falling over things or smashing stuff while flailing around in VR is very high.

What can I actually use a virtual-reality headset for?

VR headsets are, currently, primarily focused on the games market over everything else. The only exception is that mobile VR tends to consist mainly of video-based content such as YouTube 360, or experiential VR video apps. Seated and room-scale VR setups, however, place game-like experiences first - currently, there isn't the breadth of choice for video-based or more artistic experiences. In any case, content is still very limited in either camp.

Do I need a PC to use VR?

Not exclusively, no. Mobile VR headsets require a compatible smartphone, and the PlayStation VR is powered by either a PS4 or PS4 Pro. Oculus Rift and the HTC Vive both require a PC to run, and lesser-known devices such as Razer's OSVR and the Fove VR headset also need a PC to work. Oculus Rift is also supported by the Xbox One (although currently it only generates a huge virtual flatscreen to play on; it doesn't do "proper" VR). You'll have to wait for the upcoming Xbox Project Scorpio before Microsoft dips its toes into real VR.

The best VR headsets you can buy in the UK right now

1. HTC Vive: The best VR headset for room-scale VR
Price when reviewed: £760 Price now: £599

If you're opting for a room-scale setup for your VR experience, you can't do better than the HTC Vive. Right out of the box you get absolutely everything you need for room-scale VR, including two beacons that map out your play space, two spatially tracked controllers and the headset itself. The HTC Vive can also be used as a seated VR experience too, but it's at its best when you're not shackled to your seat. Currently, every HTC Vive order also comes with a copy of Fallout 4 VR when it releases later this year.
Read our full review here

2. PlayStation VR: The best VR headset for gamers
Price when reviewed: £350 Price now: £350

If games are your thing, you can't do much better than the PlayStation VR. Anyone with a PlayStation 4 can pick one up and dive straight in, and Sony's headset has a library full of brilliantly fun VR games that offer up short bursts of fun or perfect lengthy playthroughs. It's also the only way to scare yourself silly with Resident Evil 7 in VR. It's certainly not the most feature-filled headset on the market - especially compared to the HTC Vive or Oculus Rift - but with almost one million sales in its opening months, Sony has clearly got the price-to-performance ratio almost perfect.
Read our full review here

3. Oculus Rift: The best VR headset all-rounder
Price when reviewed: £598 Price now: £399

Oculus Rift may have been the headset that started off the VR craze, but it's oddly not the best on the market. Instead, it's an excellent all-rounder. If you want a straightforward seated VR experience, the Rift is fantastic. Pick up a pair of Oculus Touch (at extra cost) and you'll have even more interactivity in your games. Snap up an extra camera, and you'll be able to have a room-scale VR experience akin to the HTC Vive. Its room-scale setup may still be in its early stages, but the Rift gives you the flexibility to build a VR setup that works best for you.
Here's everything you need to know about Oculus Rift

4. Samsung Gear VR: The best VR headset for Android users
Price: £79

If you don't happen to have a Samsung Galaxy S6, S6 Edge, S7, S7 Edge or a Note 5 in your pocket, this Android VR headset isn't for you - Samsung's second-generation Gear VR only supports Samsung's own phones. Still, for the millions of Samsung phone owners out there, the Gear VR is a fun way of dabbling with basic VR apps. Using the Galaxy's sharp display, accelerometers and processing power - complete with Oculus VR-made lenses and integrated navigational touchpad - the Samsung Gear VR offers up unrivalled mobile VR experiences such as games, videos and Facebook-style 360-degree images.
Read our full review here

5. Homido VR V2: The best VR headset for iOS users
Price: £50

VR experiences on iOS are, unfortunately, a rather rare occurrence. Short of YouTube 360 videos, Facebook panoramas and some bespoke VR content through certain apps, there's not an awful lot you can do on iOS. If you want to experience VR on Apple's smartphone, but don't like the idea of Google Cardboard, the Homido VR V2 is an excellent choice. Its frame is big enough to accommodate the iPhone 7 Plus, and it comes with a 100-degree field of view, focal point adjustments, comfortable face padding and a secure and sturdy three-point headband to keep it on your face. It also comes with its own app packed with VR content to use and it's compatible with Android devices too.

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There is a right way to play Star Wars Battlefront 2's 40-player Galactic Assault mode. I haven't mastered it, but it's about maximizing the point value of each life and spending those points in the right way at the right time. It's made me a crappy sitcom's caricature of a gamer. "Man, I need more points to unlock Yoda" is definitely something someone would say on TV to indicate they're a gamer. I've said that multiple times. I'm a mockery, but I do enjoy it. I do want those points. If the campaign's story were better and the progression system not so irritating, I might have really liked Battlefront 2.

I'm mostly talking about Battle Points, which are earned and spent mid-match to spawn as X-wings, AT-STs, jump troopers, wookiees, and all sorts of other Star Wars combatants, including heroes and villains like Yoda, Rey, and Kylo Ren. Your primary goal in any multiplayer mode is not your team's objective, whether that's blowing up a giant transport tank in Theed or stealing an AT-AT on Endor. It's earning those points so you can do some real damage.

When I have too few points to spawn as anything cool, the race for more pushes me impatiently at objectives like the fodder I am. Playing as a regular trooper really feels like being an extra in the movies, as you're going to get smushed by walkers and have your guts cauterized by lightsabers near the end of a match. It's fun to be part of the spectacle, but the third time Darth Maul murders you the joy wears off. Conversely, once I've spent points to spawn as a special droid or a guy on a speeder bike or Rey herself, my life becomes precious and I become cautious-heroes are strong, but not unkillable.

I feel like a god who just found out he's mortal and is extremely pissed about it.

That push and pull rhythm is enthralling at times. Every little killstreak: more points! Every objective play: more points! I'm excited, sometimes frustrated, as I work to earn a powerful character, and then I get there and I feel like a god who just found out he's mortal and is extremely pissed about it-terrified to die, but eager to smash stuff.

Most of my time is spent as a regular trooper, though, and the basic shooting is really more fun in the campaign, where the focus is all on spectacle (because it definitely wasn't on the story). There, most enemies are weak enough to kill in one headshot, while in multiplayer shields can take a beating, making most kills feel incidental: my shot happened to connect with someone whose shields were already at 20 percent. And the map design, though beautiful, can make for some dull battles. In the confined spaces most maps eventually push both teams into-a room to defend, such as the Mos Eisley Cantina-it's a lot of reckless charges and grenade spamming, or stacking up on walls and playing peek-a-boo.

Each class has three special abilities, which vary in utility and fun. The Officer class can drop an auto-turret, but it's a puny little machine that makes very little difference-it really feels pointless. Most fun are the Assault and Heavy abilities, especially the Assault's shotgun, a secondary weapon that can be briefly equipped to one-shot droid heads at close range. The pulsing sound effect loop that plays while it's equipped is audio adrenaline, and its lethality makes it a lot more entertaining than the stock blasters.

The worst thing about the Battle Points grind is its effect on teamwork. Making a careful approach as a squad is not a reasonable thing to do in Battlefront like it is in the Rising Storm and Battlefield series. It's a race for points, and in a race you run, usually directly at the objective (a jog that takes too long on most Galactic Assault maps) to lob a grenade and try to score some frantic kills before dying. In the Starfighter Assault space dogfighting mode, I find that players also tend to focus on player eliminations before objectives, which include fleets of AI controlled ships to attack and mines to destroy. Everyone wants to spawn in Poe Dameron's X-Wing or the Millennium Falcon, so everyone prioritizes earning points.

DICE makes an effort to solve this: when you respawn, you're automatically placed into a squad, and playing near your squadmates earns you double Battle Points. But usually my squadmates break off and do their own things anyway, or die too quickly to help. They are hungry for those points, but it's a personal quest. I'm annoyed when someone grabs an Ion Cannon before I can to blast the MTT on Theed, because playing the objective earns points and those points should've been mine. It doesn't make for cohesive teams.

Unlocking Luke

I don't want to fight someone whose TIE-fighter is numerically stronger than my ship.

There are even more points, called Credits, a non-cash currency you earn by playing matches and achieving milestones-the better you play, the more Credits you get. You can use Credits to unlock loot boxes which contain randomized awards, mainly Star Cards.

Star Cards are a largely dull way to make your classes, ships, ground vehicles, and heroes stronger (I'll refer to all these things as 'classes' from here on to make it simpler). They're like Call of Duty's perks, except you can equip three at a time per class so long as you've sufficiently leveled up that class, and a lot of them are direct buffs. More health. Abilities recharge faster. Increased primary weapon damage.

I don't like it, and I doubt I will no matter how much EA tweaks the rate I earn Credits, or the cost of unlocking heroes like Luke Skywalker. I don't want to quit matches to go to the 'career' page to slowly redeem Credits for every little milestone. I don't want to sit through the loot box animation to get a Star Card I don't care about. I don't want to fight someone whose TIE-fighter is numerically stronger than my ship.

Some of the Star Cards are trade-offs-trade your grenade for a missle that locks on to vehicles, for instance-and I don't have an issue with those. I also don't mind that new guns and attachments require earning kills with a class, though it sure takes a long time. But I don't want to poke through a hundred menu screens (not an exaggeration) equipping little upgrades that make my weapons cooldown faster, and I don't want to fight a player who has.

It's a system that instills doubt and resentment when an enemy kills you. Did they beat you with their skill? They probably did, but how can I know their upgraded Star Cards weren't the difference maker? Did I mention you can upgrade them? Sometimes you'll earn Crafting Parts in loot boxes which can be used to create specific Star Cards you want, and upgrade existing ones to make them more powerful. It's too much.

When the premium currency was still available (microtransactions were temporarily removed on November 16), I didn't feel much pressure to buy anything, because I earned those Credits I don't want at a decent enough pace (I can unlock Luke if I want) and, truthfully, I probably wasn't really getting crushed because I had fewer Star Cards than more-skilled opponents. But my issue isn't just that players could buy power, though that is frustrating. It's that, to facilitate microtransactions, progression is slow, overcomplicated, and unfun. I'm skeptical that it will get more interesting and less burdensome before the premium currency comes back, unless it's overhauled and the returning microtransactions apply only to cosmetics.

The campaign

It feels like a comic book that was drawn before it was written.

Outside of multiplayer and all that progression nonsense, the four-to-five hour campaign is a pretty good time. Its snappy levels run through all the best Star Wars moments: piloting TIE fighters, exchanging blaster fire down too-white corridors, force pushing Stormtroopers. The story is bland, but well-acted and there are some funny lines and entertaining cameos.

You primarily play as Imperial hero Iden Versio, leader of special forces team Inferno Squad, a ruthless villain who has awfully malleable morals-so much that she's largely unbelievable. There's one particular smash cut meant to show that Versio made a moral choice that I thought was a bug at first, because of how little convincing she needed. It feels like a comic book that was drawn before it was written. Every other page features an exquisitely-inked battle we need to get to, so in between a few speech bubbles are filled in to explain why our characters are involved in it.

After a few missions, the characters all do exactly what they say they're going to do, and all agree with each other all the time. Their big decisions are made whimsically and they largely grow off-screen as we leap between the galaxy's famous battles. The dialogue itself can be funny and clever, but the larger story is erratic, as if big chunks were cut-except in one particular mission that slows things down. In it, you play as a certain Force user and get to wipe out a squad of Stormtroopers with a lightsaber (fantastic), and it's a keen little look at how Empire lifers view the power of the Rebels, and vice versa.

Using the Force with a lightsaber is appropriately easy, and I dug how it made me worry more about defeating an army with style than dying. As a hero of the galaxy, it wouldn't make sense for a Stormtrooper to even scratch me, and there's a fun game to trying to make my playthrough canon, mixing up cool abilities the way I think the character would. Holding down the right mouse button to auto-parry the same blaster fire I'd been hiding from in the previous mission feels badass.

Even in missions without space magic, though, Battlefront 2 isn't too hard. In both singleplayer and multiplayer, the speedy fighter ships are hard to maneuver, but get close enough, and my main weapon will soft-lock on an enemy-so I feel skilled at dogfighting, but I'm not expected to do it without a targeting computer. It's a lot of fun to blow up an X-wing and careen through its debris.

On the ground, I'm neither pinned to cover nor allowed to run around wherever I want. Only a few enemy types are spongy, and the rest often go flying through the air with a single grenade or headshot, which makes for proper-looking Star Wars battles. It strikes a fun balance between fragility and power, allowing me to play with enough bravado to experiment, but not so much that I don't have to eye my shield meter and retreat to cover when flanked.

The main annoyance is the checkpointed saves, especially in space. Slightly too slow at destroying all the bombers because you went off to explore before the prompt showed up? Do the entire segment over. Did a great job with the bombers but accidentally clipped some debris? Start over. And because there's no ammo to find on the ground-guns generate heat which must be dissipated-there's disappointingly little to explore off the main path. In the first mission's light stealth segment, for instance, corridors I wasn't supposed to go down just led to closed doors.

I have encountered a couple bugs, as well. The most egregious was when I defended my grounded ship from endless waves of enemies for several minutes-I wasn't counting-before realizing something must be wrong. I reloaded the checkpoint, and sure enough, a boarding ramp was supposed to drop a couple minutes in so I could escape. At least it happened on the second try.

A mode for everything

There's also a singleplayer Arcade mode, which basically is a series of bot matches. In some of the scenarios you can play as a hero or villain, for instance as Han Solo single-handedly defeating 40 troopers on a timer. The bots aren't very smart, and I spend a lot of time running around looking for them, but these are briefly entertaining ways to practice with heroes, and it's nice that you can set up custom challenges.

Aside from the Galactic and Starfighter Assault multiplayer modes I've mentioned, there are three others-one in which everyone spawns as a hero or villain character, a smaller objective-based 'Strike' mode, and close-quarters team deathmatch. Strike, in which teams of six fight to steal or defend a package, is the most fun. The smaller teams and focus on one objective make teamwork incidental, as we're all getting into a fight around one object and eliminations, which everyone goes for in every mode anyway, are what helps. When my team has a breakdown, I love chasing down the package carrier alone to save the day.

Look in the background, and there's always something happening: civilians running for their lives, ships fighting, ewoks scattering.

Heroes vs Villains is fun, too, if an absolute mess of superpowers. I am disappointed by the lightsaber combat, though. It makes sense to swing wildly when easily slicing through regular soldiers, but if I'm gonna fight Kylo Ren as Rey I want a real clash, with deflections and moves other than 'swing like crazy.'

That's the only non-Star Wars thing about Battlefront though. In multiplayer and the campaign, it's gorgeous and hilariously faithful-I especially love how anyone in the vicinity of an explosion goes flying, arms and legs flailing. The way my character's uniform flaps and folds, the foliage on Endor, even the lumpen cow creatures waddling around are delightful. Every map is supremely detailed. Look in the background, and there's always something happening: civilians running for their lives, ships fighting, ewoks scattering. DICE has outdone itself, and aside from the very long loading times, I've had no problem running Battlefront 2 at 2560x1080 with ultra settings on a GTX 980. It's not a lightweight game, but it's certainly easier to run than Assassin's Creed: Origins, and just as gorgeous. I also appreciate that it swaps between keyboard and controller prompts on the fly, since I switch whenever I hop into a fighter.

The progression system is the biggest disappointment, but it hasn't ruined my enjoyment of the multiplayer. I get to fly the Millenium Falcon in the best-looking game where one can fly the Millenium Falcon. And flying through a bigger ship as a smaller ship is as thrilling as it always is in the movies. That's what I want, and other players having better Star Cards hasn't made me a punching bag-though I still hate being matched against more powerful players on principle.

The Battle Points system has a greater effect on how Battlefront 2 plays than anything you'll find in a loot box. It's got me prioritizing assists, because they count as eliminations, and rushing around recklessly to play objectives-not to win, but to get my points. It can be fun, but it's always a little lonely. With everyone, even teammates, competing for personal glory the objectives and squads are secondary concerns. Everyone wants to be the hero.

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Samsung knows exactly how to make a top Android phone, and with the Galaxy S7 it's just pulled another marvel out of the bag. Read our Galaxy S7 review to find out why Samsung's S-series still offers the best phone money can buy. Also see: Samsung Galaxy S7 edge review and Samsung Galaxy S7 vs Samsung Galaxy S7 edge.

Also see: Best Phone Deals and we've got hands-on reviews of the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus.

Update January 2017: According to Samsung its Android 7.0 Nougat beta programme for the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge is now complete, and the OTA update should begin rolling out to devices later this month. Keep in mind that the below Galaxy S7 review was written with it running Android 6.0 Marshmallow.

It's early days to decide which is the best phone of 2016, of course, but right now the Galaxy S7 is unbeatable, and we struggle to see which phone might be able to take it on. Even the LG G5 (which goes on sale later this week) and the HTC 10 (to be announced next week) can't hold a candle to Samsung's flagship. We really think Samsung's cracked it with the Galaxy S7.

It's worth pointing out the Galaxy S7 is a twin, and its sibling - the Galaxy S7 edge - is also a very capable Android phone with a unique dual-curved-edge screen. But it's not for everyone. Meanwhile the Galaxy S7 is a great all-rounder that has managed to improve on the already brilliant S6. Samsung has improved on its winning formula in the most important way: by listening to what consumers want. And, since it's Samsung, it's also piled on even more performance.

We've heard several critics slam the Galaxy S7 for not featuring a whole lot of new stuff. And while everyone is allowed their own opinion, we think they're wrong - as you'll read below. But the analogy of the Galaxy S7 being like an iPhone 'S' upgrade is most certainly fair comment. Indeed, if you're looking to upgrade from the Galaxy S6, you're probably better off staying put until the Galaxy S8 is released in early 2017 - unless the new features we'll talk about below are especially important to you.

New in the Galaxy S7 is the headline always-on display. It shows you a bunch of useful information on screen in standby mode, such as the time, date, battery percentage and whether you have any missed calls or texts. But actually we don't think this innovative feature is the most important change. Also see: Samsung Galaxy S6 review and Samsung Galaxy S5 review.

When Samsung announced the Galaxy S6 fans were divided. Finally the S series had the premium design it so rightly deserved, ditching that awful pimpled plastic and replacing it with a metal frame and gorgeous glass front and rear. But in doing so Samsung removed several features that helped make it such a great phone: waterproofing, expandable storage and a removable battery. Also see: Best MiFi 2016.

The first two return in the Samsung Galaxy S7, while battery life has improved no end with a higher-capacity cell inside. It's easy to brush these off as old features removed from the Galaxy S5, but they are the three things fans cried out for in the Galaxy S6, and saw them threatening to go elsewhere. So their return is quite a big deal, to say the least.

As you would expect from Samsung it's also upgraded the processor, and in our performance benchmarks the Galaxy S7 retakes its spot at the top of our charts - for raw processing power this is absolutely the fastest phone you can buy today.

The camera has improved, too, although it might not sound like it on paper, and is now better-suited to taking photos in challenging conditions such as low light. Samsung offers a ton of interesting shooting modes for photo and video - and that's not the only software highlight. If you're a mobile gamer you'll appreciate the new Game Launcher, and all users will be able to find a use for its excellent multitasking- and privacy features, among others.

The Galaxy S7 is a great phone, but Samsung still has room to improve in its Galaxy S8 for 2017. Sound is strong, but not as good as it was in the Galaxy S6, for example. The latest connectivity standards USB-C and Quick Charge 3.0 are missing in action, as is the IR blaster. And there are some little niggles throughout, such as the ease with which it picks up fingerprints and the fact it still doesn't feature a removable battery. Overall, though, the Galaxy S7 is a fantastic phone, which we'll look at in much greater detail below.

Jump to: Samsung Galaxy S7 deals | Galaxy S7 design | Galaxy S7 always-on display | Galaxy S7 battery life | Galaxy S7 benchmarks - How fast is Galaxy S7? | Galaxy S7 audio performance | Galaxy S7 storage and connectivity | Galaxy S7 camera review | Galaxy S7 software | Our verdict on the Galaxy S7

Samsung Galaxy S7 review: Galaxy S7 UK price - what's the best Galaxy S7 deal?

The Samsung Galaxy S7 went on sale in the UK on 11 March, and those who preordered before March 5 received a free Gear VR headset with their order. Also see: Best VR headsets 2016.

There are two versions of the Galaxy S7: the standard Galaxy S7 reviewed here; and the Galaxy S7 edge, which features a dual-curved-edge screen for displaying notifications and providing access to your frequently used apps. The Galaxy S7 is the cheaper of the two, with its £569 RRP £70 lower than the S7 edge's £639 RRP.

You can buy either of these Galaxy S7 phones SIM-free direct from Samsung, but they won't be delivered until 22 March. If you need your Galaxy S7 before then, try Amazon or Carphone Warehouse.

Do note before you buy that as with all Samsung phones before it, the Galaxy S7's price will drop significantly over the next few months - some have estimated by as much as 21 percent in three months. If you really want the best deal and you're prepared to wait a little while, don't buy the Galaxy S7 until the summer.

If you are considering paying for the Galaxy S7 in full, rather than subscribing to a mobile operator's tariff, also consider Samsung's Upgrade Programme, which allows you to pay a monthly subscription from £24.58 and receive the latest Galaxy S-series flagship every 12 months.

Whether you buy the Galaxy S7 upfront or join Samsung's Upgrade Programme, you'll still need to pay for your texts, minutes and data. See our best SIM-only deals for advice on where to get the most for your money.

A third option is to get the Galaxy S7 from a UK mobile operator and pay a monthly fee that covers the phone itself, all your minutes, texts and data. We've rounded up all the best Galaxy S7 deals in this separate article, but be prepared to pay in the region of £50 a month if you don't wish to pay an upfront charge for the phone. At the time of writing the lowest contract price we found for the S7 was £40 per month with unlimited texts and minutes, 2GB of 4G data and no upfront charge for the phone. That deal is from Vodafone, but via Carphone Warehouse.

Our sample came from Mobile Fun, which sells SIM-free versions of the S7 and S7 edge, as well as a great range of Samsung Galaxy S7 accessories, including cases - read our round-up of the best Galaxy S7 cases.

Update 20 April: A new pink gold colour option was made available in South Korea today, and is coming to selected markets soon. Also see: Best Samsung phones 2016: What is the difference between Galaxy Note, Galaxy S, Galaxy A and Galaxy J?

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"In a world where far-flung families are better connected than ever before - when Grandma in Tokyo can read a bedtime story to her grandkids in London via Facetime - a messaging app specifically designed for children can only be a good thing."

The move appears to be a solution to an ongoing issue where young people lie about their age to access the website.

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In this article, we'll look if the force is strong with the new NVIDIA Star Wars TITAN Xp Collector Edition. The card is the fastest consumer graphics card on the globe and is available in the all new Star Wars themed Dark Side and Jedi version, shaped and styled after a lightsaber. Make no mistake, it's not a gimmick as this graphics houses Nvidia's fastest Pascal GP102 GPU tied towards with 12GB of GDDR5X graphics memory. Yeah, the wishes of the ultimate Star Wars fans that like the game on Nvidia hardware have been heard. Nvidia, a couple of days ago, released their Nvidia Titan Xp Star Wars Collector's Edition, in both a Dark Side and Jedi version. Honestly, guys, it's the best 'reference' Xp design card that Nvidia ever released when it comes to aesthetics as this thing looks just terrific. But are you into the dark side or not? It's pretty important question, as the dark side card is colored with red LEDs, the Jedi side with green.

Before you ask if you have been wondering, yes this is the same blower type of cooler, yes it'll make the same amount of noise and yes it'll perform roughly the same cooling wise. Nvidia, makes besat of a graphics card runs 1405 MHz on the base clock however allowed a nice boost clock frequency of 1582 MHz. Remember, this is a Xp, thus a full 12 GB GDDR5X based graphics card and the Micron modules are clocking in at an effective data-rate of 11,408 GHz. So yes, that does mean this is the fastest consumer based graphics card your money can get you, and you will need money as they cost 1200 bucks a pop. Which however is a similar amount when compared towards the reference Xp card. The card comes with three DisplayPort 1.4 connectors and a single HDMI 2.0b. DVI is lacking, Nvidia does include a DP to DVI dongle in the box. And a Jedi Order sticker for your PC case. From A to Z, the product is special, there is a lot of detail on and in the packaging, it's an experience to open up alright. Next, to that, the light-saber styled cooler is just stellar to see, in a galaxy far far away.

The updated model comes with the Pascal GP102 graphics processor and even faster memory. That GP102 graphics processor features 3840 fully enabled shader cores and has been tied to 12GB of GDDR5X memory running over a 384-bit bus, a product that is selling for give or take $1200. You have been able to see very few reviews on this new product, Nvidia really isn't aiming at gamers with this release. It is supposed to be a professional series or prosumer product aimed at deep-learning, really that is what this iteration of Pascal GP102 is about. But we all know (including Nvidia) that a product like this will be worshipped and embraced by many gamers in the sense of having that Ferrari in their PC opposed to the Porsche. The gamers that can and will purchase this product will need to focus on Quad HD and Ultra HD gaming mostly. Below that resolution, honestly... go look at a GTX 1070 or 1080 (Ti). The Pascal GP102, fabbed at a 16nm node with fins, that smaller 16nm FinFET fabrication process works out really well for Nvidia.

If you combine the specs you will get a bit dizzy I guess, but considering we'll be looking at the product from a gaming point of view, I can say this card will run rather lovely in the Quad HD and Ultra HD domain with titles like GTA-V, Star Wars Battlefront II, Wolfenstein II The New Colossus, Call of Duty: WW2, Destiny 2, Middle-Earth Shadow of War and F1 2017. All hip 'n trendy game titles which we'll test today BTW. Over the next pages, we'll go a little deeper into the technology and architecture, but not too deep as this release is mostly about feel and aesthetics. The graphics card has been fitted with a powerful dual-slot single-fan cooler. The temperature of this card will sit at the 80 degrees C marker under full load and is reasonably quiet. Let's get this review started.

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Nobody knows how big a problem fake news is, and many of those who talk about it have an incentive to inflate the threat.

As I've written before, for many people, fake news is a useful enemy. For Donald Trump, fake news is synonymous with a hostile media. By attacking the "fake news media", Trump can motivate his base, obstruct scrutiny of his policies, and potentially undermine his opponents.

For ambitious politicians keen to flaunt their digital knowledge and boost their profile, the fake news phenomenon is a handy option.

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It's the news, stupid

The big problem we face isn't fake news - it's the news, full stop. And that really is what the BBC's new initiative aims to sort.

The modern news system is in most ways exhilarating: available in your pocket, on phones that are the most convenient devices ever invented; constantly updated; and largely free. But it is also confusing, and some people have become adept at making false stories look plausible.

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All are on Snapchat, for around three hours a day they said, which is remarkable when you think about it. For them, the camera is a way of talking: that's the insight that has made Evan Spiegel's app such a powerful force.

These teenagers in Kent have a highly developed sense both of the existence of fake news, and of the means by which various agents of misinformation try to spread falsehood online.

But the main thing I took from them was just how socialised their news consumption is. Naturally they don't read newspapers in print form, and consume virtually all their information on mobiles, which they are generally looking at within 10 seconds of waking up. The idea of journalists editing the world and curating a selection of stories, and maybe even bundling them together in some way - in, say, a newspaper or TV bulletin - is totally alien to them.

Instead, these teenagers have their news chosen for them by friends on some social media platforms, or chosen by those lovely people at Snapchat, according to their social preferences. They snack on news throughout the day; or, if you like, occasionally dip into the permanent stream of information on their mobiles and feeds.

A three-pronged fightback

This is a fun and hyper-convenient way to consume the news, but it comes with attendant dangers. One is that if you only see what your friends are interested in, your worldview will become narrow, and is more likely to reinforce your prejudices rather than challenge them.

A second is that if, for political or commercial reasons, someone invents a lie and successfully imposes verisimilitude on it, young minds might come to hold false beliefs. To resist them requires knowledge (of the actual state of the world), intellectual tools (scrutiny to determine truth from falsehood), and courage (to call out liars).

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Leaner. Much meaner.

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Scorpio Engine

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In what can only be described as 'the bizarre news of the day', Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla has announced that the next SpaceX mission rocket will carry a very unique payload - his own first generation Tesla Roadster. The red Tesla Roadster will be sent to space on a mission to the red planet, Mars. The car will then be put into orbit around Mars in its own little capsule while it belts out David Bowie's legendary song 'Space Oddity' presumably to aliens to intercept. While this might be a hilarious notion, this isn't the first time Elon Musk has sent something totally random into space. In 2020 at the original SpaceX demo launch of the Dragon spacecraft, Elon Musk released a large cheese wheel in honour of Monty Python's legendary 'Cheese Shop' sketch.

Payload will be my midnight cherry Tesla Roadster playing Space Oddity. Destination is Mars orbit. Will be in deep space for a billion years or so if it doesn't blow up on ascent.
- Elon Musk (@elonmusk) December 2, 2017

The car will be on board the 'Falcon Heavy', which is currently the largest commercial rocket in existence and possibly only rivalled by the massive moon mission Apollo rockets that flew in the 1960s and 70s. The launch of the Falcom Heavy will be from the Apollo 11 pad at the Kenedy Space Centre in Cape Canaveral in Florida. The launch is expected to take place sometime in January 2018.

Also Read: New Tesla Roadster Will Do 0-100 kmph in 1.9 Seconds!

Incidentally, the news comes a few weeks after Elon surprised the world with the second generation Tesla Roadster or 'Tesla Roadster 2', which boasts possibly the greatest specs on any production car ever! The new Tesla Roadster 2 will make its public debut as a 2020 model year car and will go from 0-100 kmph in just 1.9 seconds. The Roadster 2 will also have a top speed of over 400 kmph and a range of over 1000 kms! The Roadster 2 will also cover a quarter mile in just 8.8 seconds which will make it the fastest car ever unless something quicker comes along before its official launch.

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