Matt Warman

New tool for vacuum cleaners aims to end the problem of hair wrapping itself around brush bars.

Are you ready for robotic mowers, rechargeable cars and intelligent fridges? Welcome to the house of 2020, says the Daily Telegraph's consumer technology editor.

Samsung’s Galaxy Note II is a massive improvement on its predecessor – Matt Warman says he wants one.

The Samsung Glaxy Note II aims to revolutionise note-taking. Matt Warman reports

TomTom has released its satnav mapping software for Android phones, but it won’t work with popular devices including the Samsung Galaxy S3 and HTC One X, or Google's Nexus 7 tablet.

Cerberus is a powerful security tool that lets you remotely monitor or wipe your phone – it’s invaluable if your device gets stolen or lost.

Microsoft will build its own mobile phone to promote Windows 8, reports claim.

New flagship HTC One X+ brings a faster processor, more storage and a larger battery to one of the top Android devices.

Ed Balls’ plan to build 100,000 houses with the proceeds of the 4G spectrum auction have been called into question by industry sources, saying he could be left with less than £20,000 per house.

As BlackBerry shares soar after lower than expected losses, the first images of handsets that will launch next year have been revealed online

It's not finished yet, writes Matt Warman, but the new BB10 Dev Alpha B handset shows a promising new operating system.

RIM, the troubled BlackBerry maker, has tried to reassure developers that they should stick with them, writes Matt Warman.

Research in Motion has unveiled 'Dev Alpha B' a new prototype for its forthcoming BlackBerry 10 handset, which is due to be released early next year.

The iPhone 5 is the best phone Apple has ever made – but Google’s Android now offers more features, says Matt Warman.

Twitter users can now live without fear of 'Stasi-style posecutions' - Matt Warman says we should all be grateful.

The National Trust’s audio tour is a great and atmospheric introduction to the area.

Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer praises HTC’s new devices as "beautiful", but few new details are revealed.

The launch of Motorola’s new Razr I is a significant moment for the company that invented the mobile phone – but it’s a far more important moment for Intel.

Motorola, Google's new smartphone manufacturing arm, has introduced the Razr I, the first major European handset to feature an Intel processor.

Blast chillers and a briefing from a professional chef – Electrolux launches 'the kitchen of the future', from £65,000