We look at some of the popular misconceptions that surround mobile phones, from the value of mobile phone insurance to whether unlocking a phone is legal. Read more about mobile phone myths

We take a closer look at some of the things our lab does when testing tablets, and why we do them. Read more about how we test tablets

Some very convincing images of what could be the next Apple iPhone have appeared on the web, suggesting the next model will have a larger screen and sport a unibody design. Read more about the iPhone 5 images

Looking for a new TV but don't want to spend more than £500? Check out some tempting cheaper models. Read more about cheaper TVs

Barclays Pingit is the first app in the UK to allow you to send money to people or business using only a mobile phone number. We take a closer look to see if everything adds up. Read more about Barclays Pingit

The new Facebook Timeline display hasn't proven to be a popular adjustment to the Facebook interface, but for now, it's here to stay, and that has implications for the privacy of your posts, information and photos. Read more about privacy and the Facebook Timeline

We reveal the results of our survey into tech ownership in the UK: have ebooks really killed off the paperback? are we all walking around with three mobile phones in our pocket? Find out in the results of our tech ownership survey

We spend four weeks testing the mobile phones we review. But what do Which? members think about the latest smartphones - we take a look. Read more about Which? members views

We take a look back at some of the more 'misguided' predictions from technology's past. Read more about terrible tech predictions

The V-Lux 40 is the latest in Leica's more affordable range of cameras and includes a 20x zoom and 14.1Mp CMOS sensor. Read more about the Leica V-Lux 40