MSN Tech & Gadgets' regular technology column from Rob Clymo

Rob tries out Samsung's H1 phone, the first to be fully compatible with Vodafone's new 360 social networking service.

The update to the Flip Ultra offers high-definition quality and greater storage space. Rob puts one to the test.

A new wireless charging device could spell the end for unruly tangles of cables. Rob Clymo takes a closer look.

Rob Clymo checks out Mindstorm, the tech firm behind the interactive display used by the X Factor judges.

Rob looks at how new students might save money on their broadband internet deals.

Rob wonders if handwriting - or good handwriting, at least - will soon go the way of the dodo thanks to tech.

Rob gets hold of a nio: a tiny Bluetooth tag that can help ensure you never lose you mobile phone again.

Rob looks into the growing trend among employers of using technology to keep tabs on their staff, and wonders where it's all leading.

Rob gets his hands on one of the new generation of e-book readers, the COOL-ER, and wonders whether this technology will catch on.

As touch-screen tech becomes more widespread, Rob wonders whether it will soon become popular on home computers.

Rob looks into the various legal options for beating the speed cameras at their own game. 

Robs gets hands-on with Medion's new laptop, the Akoya P6620, for an exclusive review.

Wouldn't it be great to make totally free calls from your mobile? Rob looks into how internet-enabled phones mean you can do just that.

Rob Clymo tries out the Wattson, a gadget that could shave a quarter off your electricity bill.

Rob chucks out his keyboard and mouse to have a bash at running his computer using speech recognition software.

Has Rob Clymo found, at long last, a universal remote control that actually works?

Now the BBC broadcasts its programmes live online, Rob Clymo asks whether we still need to buy a TV licence.

Samsung's mobile phone range now includes a model aimed at young children. Rob takes a closer look.

Rob takes his mind off some nuisance phone calls by taking a closer look at the BlackBerry Storm.

Rob takes a closer look at Spotify; a music streaming service that may change the way we all listen to our favourite songs. 

Rob Clymo tests out the SpinVox service, which transforms voicemail into text messages.

Wishing your computer had a bit more oomph? Rob shares 10 tips to speed-boost your PC.

Rob Clymo reports back on his continuing efforts to rid his inbox of spam. Will new software do the trick?

Rob Clymo isn’t at all surprised that Britain is the spam capital of the world. What's to be done about it?

Sound bars are designed to replace a room-full of surround speakers. Rob wonders how good they actually are.

Lasers? Holograms? Contact lenses? We ponder what TVs will look like by the time high definition has become old hat.