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Is your smart speaker really listening to your private conversations? Tod debunks the myths, explains the tech, and reveals why that ad appeared on your feed.
Confused by the Q vs O? Tod explains why QLED isn't just a sequel to OLED, but a totally different tech. Find out which one actually suits your British home.
Worried that leaving your phone plugged in overnight is ruining the battery? Tod debunks this common myth, explains the modern science, and shares tips for...
Still washing everything at 60°C? Your nan meant well, but modern detergents and machines have changed the game. Discover the surprising truth about cold...
Picture the scene. It’s a Sunday evening. The magnificent roast dinner has been demolished, the last crumb of apple crumble has vanished, and a mountain of...
The other week, I was on a mission. A top-secret operation of the highest order: buying my mum an anniversary present. The target was a rather fancy bird...
Right then, let's get this sorted. Grab a cuppa and a biscuit, and let's settle one of the greatest British winter debates of all time.
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They've taken UK kitchens by storm, but many people are still sceptical. We'll break down the tech to see if their super-fast, crispy results are just hot air or a genuine cooking revolution.
It's the first thing everyone suggests when your phone takes an unfortunate dive. But does this classic kitchen cupboard cure actually work, or could the starchy dust be doing more harm than good?
The eco cycle on your dishwasher or washing machine can take hours, which feels wrong if you're trying to save energy. We'll explain why a longer, cooler cycle is often much kinder to both your wallet and the planet.
With the big push for smart meters across the UK, there's a lot of confusion. We'll clear up what they actually do for your bills versus what you still need to do yourself to save a few quid.
That little icon we've all been nervously clicking for decades. Is it a vital step to prevent data corruption, or a digital habit from a bygone era of computing that we can finally forget about?