REVIEWS

Visceral Games' first Battlefield game offers the series' best single player in years.

The Moto E 2015 revision packs in 4G connectivity, but does this justify a new three-figure price tag?

Dyson DC59 impresses as the first cordless vacuum cleaner to match the power of a corded machine.

It Follows takes a metaphorical view of the teenage sex/slayer connection.

A documentary that shines an unflinching light on the lives of sex workers in Chicago.

Lenovo's flagship laptop the Yoga 3 Pro promises an even thinner profile while Intel's Core M chip promises better battery without compromising on power.

David Oyelowo shines in hackneyed and simplistic MLK drama Selma.

Disney Animation Studios takes inspiration from Marvel comics, and the results are better than Frozen.

Will being late to the smartwatch party allow Asus to overcome the shortcomings of its predecessors?

Paul Thomas Anderson's latest film sees us journey with Joaquin Phoenix's PI stoner detective, Larry 'Doc' Sportello.

Capcom horror classic returns, but they've done a terrible job updating it for 2015 audiences.

Miles Teller stars as the music prodigy driven to succeed by the abuse of a bullying mentor.

The Classic takes BlackBerry back to its roots with the physical keyboard and 'Tool Belt' buttons its users love

Meryl Streep, Anna Kendrick, Emily Blunt and Chris Pine star in Disney's live action stage adaptation.

Bang & Olufsen has added to its BeoPlay range of headphones with the H2 on-­ear headphones

Withings' budget Activité Pop smartwatch promises all the fitness tracking features of the original - for just £120

Hardy and Miller proven to be terrible police officers in baffling final scene.

New book promises financial professionals a comprehensive guide to bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Bennett Miller's third feature is a disturbing true crime tale starring Channing Tatum, Steve Carrell and Mark Ruffalo.

Toad gets his first ever solo game and makes the most of his starring role.

Motorola-made Nexus 6 breaks the mould on Google's smartphone approach, but does the Nexus name fit with a high-end phablet?

A Tolkien fan gives his review of The Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies

Ubisoft's wild first person shooter betters the previous game in every possible way.

Michael Keaton and Alejandro Inarritu drive a remarkable and breathtaking movie.

To have one powerhouse performance in a film is special, but The Theory of Everything has two.

The Yotaphone 2 by Russian company Yota has two screens - is this a gimmick or a bold foray into uncharted smartphone territory?

The Hobbit trilogy comes to a satisfying close with the best film of the three.

Bang & Olufsen is known for its great sound and expensive taste, and the A2 sticks to that formula

B-grade action-adventure from AAA publisher through familiar territory with pretty visuals disguising its flaws.