Gadgets and Tech

Tchzant app set for summer launch

The Cambridge Festival finally gets under way on March 31 – but some ‘teaser’ events have already taken place.

The full programme launched last Monday (February 28) and bookings are now open.

Happy Health co-founder calls win ‘a great validation’

The computer was Henry Hughes & Son’s attempt to win the race between companies to perfect the instrument.

The site has become the first University of Cambridge college to allow anyone to ‘walk’ around the 671-year-old grounds.

The music-making marathon will be livestreamed on Tuesday, December 21, from 11am to 7pm.

It enables players to jump between PC and iOS or Android devices.

The business was set up by Matt Vann and is located in Hemingford Grey.

Frontier Developments CEO David Braben has apologised after players complained about the game’s performance issues and bugs.

Home monitoring has improved people’s health and reduced the number of hospital visits during the pandemic.

A fantastic new programme of online events begins later this month.

Watch range inspired by late Cambridge physicist and humanitarian

The Cambridge games company has launched Struggling and Lemnis Gate.

The multiplayer action-RPG will be out on multiple formats in 2021.

Want to bring the cinema to your home or garden? We put an intriguing new projector to the test.

How to stay safe online and avoid falling for coronavirus scams

Students tested their robot building skills last Friday (February 7) at the First Tech Challenge UK tournament.

Cambourne team is victorious as youngsters gather at the Department of Engineering to test their design and programming skills.

Shoppers at Lion Yard were able to witness the Philharmonia Orchestra up close and personal through the medium of virtual reality (VR).