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Spotify free streaming finally comes to Windows Phone Free music streaming with ads now available on Microsoft's mobile OS, bringing it on par with Android and iOS

Google's driverless cars will break speed limits Google self-driving cars programmed to break speed limits, with company claiming it will make them safer

EE launches 4G roaming rip-off in 14 more counties EE customers can now use 4G in sixteen countries, but it could cost you nearly £100 to watch a few YouTube videos

Vodafone DEAD LAST for data and network reliability Latest results from UK-wide tests put Vodafone dead last, with EE topping the overall rankings

Sony could be working on smaller Z3 Tablet compact Mention of a new device in accessory instruction manual suggests

Samsung buys SmartThings home automation startup SmartThings is officially been acquired by Samsung, marking the company's latest venture into the smart home

EE forces people to pay 50p for good customer service People calling EE's helpline can now pay 50p to jump the queue, but customers are furious at EE's "disgusting" scheme

Asus Zenphone UK release date confirmed as 1st September Asus's new ZenFone smartphone range powered by Intel Atom processors will be coming to the UK in two weeks time

Sunset Overdrive release date, news, trailers & screenshots Everything we know so far about what is sure to be the Xbox One's most OTT shooter, Sunset Overdrive

The internet is DYING: sites down as 512k limit is breached The internet's ageing and giant network 'map' has reached an arbitrary software limit as engineers scrabble for a fix

Reversible USB 3.0 will give you one less reason to scream New USB Type-C standard can be plugged in either direction and transfer data at 10Gbps

Man United bans iPads from Old Trafford because TERRORISTS Home of former Premier League champions no longer open to iPads as club adopts airport-style security measures

Vodafone is THE WORST phone network for phone calls One in every five calls placed in rural Britain on Vodafone is either blocked or disconnected, according to regulator Ofcom