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In 2016, how does Fitbit follow up its all-time bestselling fitness band? With some excellent refinements and useful new features.

Fitbit's Alta fitness wristband looks to the lower-end of the market, with a sleek and user-friendly device.

Can Fitbit's latest fitness watch keep them ahead of the game? Ben spent a few weeks running and living with the Fitbit Blaze and returns with verdict.

Tweetbot 4 has come to iOS 9, allowing for great control over your Twitter feed. However, all users must re-purchase the application.

Wow.

ASRock's new Gaming G10 router allows you to control your TV and other infrared devices all through your smartphone.

YouTube makes rash demands with harsh deadlines for Chrome music streaming app, Streamus. Full email correspondence within.

Not very much revenue from Apple Music?

The HBO Now app is the most profitable on iOS.

Well, Taylor Swift fans... you'll be able to hear "1989" on Apple Music, after all.

The wearable tech sector continues to grow and market leader Fitbit continues to pump up its range of activity tracking devices with more advancements.

Chad takes us on a tour of Thermaltake's Tt eSPORTS Theron Smart mouse. Want to track your mouse usage on your phone? Come and take a look.

Magic Leap wants AR developers to use its platform.

In Win showcases an amazing app-controlled case that moves and opens with a touch of a button.

CRYORIG has announced a new power supply which can power up, restart or record information all through Wi-Fi and a mobile application.

Delving deeper into the wearable market, Ben takes a look at the Fitbit Aria - a Wi-Fi smart scale to complement their line of activity trackers.

Woman being held hostage by her angry boyfriend uses Pizza Hut app to ask for police assistance.

App developers will have the chance to bring their Android and iOS apps to Windows 10, Microsoft confirms.

More consumers will begin purchasing smartwatches, and that will pressure fitness trackers.

There is a mad dash to create killer apps that will help drive interest in virtual reality.

Mobile users are more familiar with apps, and usage is mellowing as markets evolve.

3D Robotics wants people to embrace app development for drones.

CNBC has learned the Facebook Messenger app has a massive 600 million monthly active users.

Fitbit is leading the wearable charge with its range of activity tracking devices. Ben takes a look at its latest release, the Fitbit Charge HR.

Techify your private life - this product is designed to make you feel good, really good.

Apotop's interesting i-Selfie Join Me mobile device allows you to take photos using your smartphone(s) with one simple button press. More selfies!

Uh-oh. People using mobile dating apps are vulnerable to security risks, and corporate data could be at risk.

Indie app developers Indie Whale have hit the big time - Crossy Road has seen 30 million app downloads in just a few months.

Microsoft is working on improving OneDrive - adding photo albums and with auto image importing coming soon.

Facebook posts impressive Q4 results as smartphone ad revenue skyrockets.

Sleeping pills is a free app that claims it will send you to sleep in 10 minutes.