Recently I had delivery of an LG G5 Android 6.0.1 smartphone from Vodafone, as I wanted to check-out the 4K capabilities of the handset to record footage from my Hisense TV.

In Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 history is once again under threat from Towa and Mira who have gathered the most fearsome names in the Dragon Ball Z universe in order to help them destroy history as we know it! In a nutshell it's up to you and the time patrol, to stop them!

The Humax Eye HD Cloud Camera is designed as a monitoring tool so you can keep a track of your home, loved ones and even pets! For me the biggest stand-out feature is the 7 days of free cloud storage for saving the recordings the camera makes. This also helps combat the price tag which has an RRP of £129.00.

Alongside the Turtle Beach Stealth 420X+ headset I had in for review this month, I also managed to grab a Turtle Beach Stream Mic.

Turtle Beach are renowned for their quality headsets and I’ve experienced this first hand after owning a couple of different models in the past, including my faithful P11’s. Of course things are now getting serious in the audio stakes, especially with competitive multiplayer games requiring an edge in audio precision. More kills are lost due to lack of skill for sure, but being able to hear your environment better could give you an edge in battle so to speak.

Recently I was sent an Amazon Echo for review and you may have seen the adverts on TV recently where people are talking to the Echo in order to get it to add items to a shopping list or play music. Well in basic terms this is sort of what the Echo can be used for, but in reality it's just the starting point really as the Echo is more like James Cameron's vision of the future (Skynet), only less sinister and dangerous! 

I've recently reviewed the iPhone SE and last year I took a look at the iPhone 6S. I’m also due to get in an iPhone 7 to review shortly. However in the meantime I managed to source in an iPhone 6s Plus from Vodafone, primarily as I needed a 4K camera to help me take footage of my Hisense 4K TV (for a separate feature).

Early this year I had the chance to test out the Universal One For All Smart Control remote which allowed you to setup and control up to 8 devices on the one remote. Apart from a few learning curves and niggles with the Bluetooth App the Universal remote part worked really well and now instead of having multiple remote controls I only have the one. However in this review I take a look at the latest remote control from the company i.e. The Smart Control 5 and while it obviously supports less devices i.e. 5, it does feature a NETTV dedicated button that interested me....