I like Zane Lowe and... nope that's about it.

[edit] I'm talking about Beats1, obv.

Apparently, EE customers can get 6 months of Apple Music for free by texting music to 150.

I haven’t tried this myself but I’ve heard it from a friend who works for EE.

I think Apple Music is pretty good value for money. Hardly anything I can't find on there.

Microsoft Groove

You can download it to your Zune.

I suspect this is equally true of all the £10-per-month music streaming services. They have very similar catalogs.

My Zune is used pretty much exclusively for Podcasts these days and I'm thinking of upgrading to a ZUne HD but I can't seem to find one for the right price.

Yep. But where it stands apart is the stuff curated by real people and not algorithms. Unless Spotify has changed recently.

Can't you just use your phone like a normal person?

Everyone I know who uses both says Spotify is much better at it. The Discover Weekly seems to be very well-loved.

Which one did you have Grim... Don't fancy selling it do you?

Fair enough. I haven't used it in a while.

One of the earlier models - maybe the first, not sure. Certainly not a fancy HD one.

I'll dig it out and see what kind it is, if you like.

It's yours for postage costs.

I find them usually good, but with some enragingly bad exceptions. Limp Bizkit... Awful.

I miss the days when strangers would come here and draw us unicorns in exchange for cinema tickets.

Summer PSN sale - a lot of PS VR stuff seems to be on offer https://store.playstation.com/#!/en-gb/ ... MSALE17PS4

A few choice items

£25 for GTAV (similar discounts if you want the packs which come with in game currency as well)
£16 for Titanfall2 (and 60% off all the various DLC)
£8 for Ass crud black flag
£12 for Ass crud Unity
£12 for Ass crud Syndicate (someone was looking at Ass crud games recently ?)
£16 for The Last Guardian
£13 for Bloodbourne
£12 for Doom
£4 for Knack
£6.50 for Mirrors Edge Catalyst



£7.40 for Polibus (is it worth it if you dont have VR?)

I miss the days when strangers would come here and draw us unicorns in exchange for cinema tickets.

Microsoft’s next Windows 10 update, called the Autumn (or Fall in the US) Creators Update, will bring a variety of new features. But one long-standing stalwart of the Windows experience has been put on the chopping block: Microsoft Paint.

I still use Paint several times a week. I highlight a group of files, right-click, choose 'edit' (the option doesn't appear if you highlight over 15 files), which loads them all up in Paint, where I crop and resize each one. Then when all done, I use Caesium to compress them.

There are probably easier ways, but it's the quickest I've got so far.

I still use Paint several times a week. I highlight a group of files, right-click, choose 'edit' (the option doesn't appear if you highlight over 15 files), which loads them all up in Paint, where I crop and resize each one. Then when all done, I use Caesium to compress them.

There are probably easier ways, but it's the quickest I've got so far.

Pretty tempted. I loved Bulletstorm.

Raspberry Pi 3 starter kit for just £37 on Amazon today.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/NeeGo-Raspberr ... d92e54b76b

I’m tempted by this and it seems like good value for money. Would anyone in the know be able to tell me if it’s the right thing to buy if I just want to play retro video games on it?

2.0 out of 5 stars
Raspberry pi was good and as expect and enclosure really nice. Reason for low rating is the power supply is low quality. The pi actually warns of low and inconsistent amps making it unusable. The power supply is rated for 2.5 amps as recommended for the pi. I tried a 2 amp supply to see if it was the pi or power supply at fault. Low and behold no power warning with the lower 2 amp power supply even though the pi recommends a 2.5 amp supply.

2.0 out of 5 stars
Raspberry PI 3 works fine, as expected.
Power supply is really low quality, with a really bad coil whine (high pitched noised really annoying), makes it unusable.
The 2 heatsinks were missing, even when are listed in the picture!
It's better to buy the Raspberry Pi 3 alone, an then every individual component, not a cheap one as in the end it will not be working properly like this power supply.

Raspberry Pi 3 starter kit for just £37 on Amazon today.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/NeeGo-Raspberr ... d92e54b76b

I’m tempted by this and it seems like good value for money. Would anyone in the know be able to tell me if it’s the right thing to buy if I just want to play retro video games on it?

There is a humble 'micro' bundle on at the moment

https://www.humblebundle.com/micro-jumbo-bundle

However - regardless of what other games your interested in you can get 2 games for free , Space Pilgrim Episode 1 and the excellent Pony Island

If you've never played it before pick up Pony Island !

Deadlight directors cut free at GOG

https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/pc-dea ... om-2764475

Nice! Do these register with Steam or is it a standalone client? I don't think I've downloaded anything off GOG before.