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Tech-Reviews UK was established in September 2007 by founder Rhys Sloman-Brown. The website was built with one very simple goal: to provide honest informative reviews for ordinary people. The categories of products we cover has changed in recent years, initially it was computer hardware and peripherals only, but we have now diversified into consumer tech and even mobile apps.

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Which Apple iPad should you choose?

Which Apple iPad should you choose?

If you’re looking to purchase an Apple iPad, there are a few things you need to consider. Are you going to really notice the Retina Display, use the upgraded 5-megapixel camera or use the new 4G connectivity? If you answered no to any of those, then you might want to take a look at this guide on choosing the right iPad.

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How to replace cracked iPhone 3GS screen

So you’ve just been to a party and woken up with a throbbing hangover to find your iPhone screen is cracked. Familiar story? It’s happened to me, too many times! Fret not though, it’s really easy to replace a cracked iPhone screen and can be done for a just a fiver!

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