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Update: Overwatch is taking its place in our list of must-have titles It certainly doesn't feel like it, but it's been three years since the Xbox One was first launched. Since its release, the console has been at the forefront of great gaming and has proven itself as a great home entertainment system into the bargain.  Fortunately, the Xbox One's future looks as good as its past. With the launch of the Xbox One S, not only do we now have the option of a smaller and slimmer console, we also have access to wonderful 4K and HDR content. When it launched later this year, the high-powered Project Scorpio is promising us even greater things.  One of the biggest improvements we've seen from the new generation of Xbox consoles is in the area of graphics and performance. From the very beginning the Xbox One brought new and more advanced titles to our favorite exclusive franchises like Gears of War and Halo.  As well as bringing new games to old favorites, the Xbox One even enabl...

The Amazon Boxing Day sales went live today, and we were delighted to see the Kindle Paperwhite take another spin in the discount dance. Usually £109.99, this boxing day deal sees it discounted down to just £89.99 . With the basic entry level Kindle priced at £56.99 , the far superior Kindle Paperwhite is just £33 more. This is excellent value considering you get almost double the PPI resolution, making for much clearer text on the screen. Better yet, this is the cheapest of the Kindle range with a built-in light. The light shines onto the screen from the edge, rather than through it into your face, so it's much easier on the eye than reading a tablet at night. Kindling for your reading habits This excellent Kindle deal is available for both the black and white models of the Paperwhite.  While scouring the net to make sure this is the best offer around, we found some handy alternatives from those price matchers over at John Lewis and Tesco, but only in black.  John Lewis is on...

 The projected sales of all Android apps could beat out earnings from Apple's App Store for the first time ever this year, according to a forecast by specialised market research group App Annie . The report suggest that Apple's App Store will pull in $40bn (£32bn, AU$52bn) by the end of 2017, an increase of $6bn from last year's figures, while Google Play is looking at raking in $21bn (£17bn, AU$27bn). The combination of this rather strong projected earning from Google Play with other popular Android stores, such as Samsung's and Amazon's, is expected to bring that total up to $41bn.  Impressively, while the Apple App Store is predicted to double the earnings of the Play Store, the amount of the applications actually downloaded is only around a quarter of Google's. This could indicate a number of things, including the possibility that Android users are more likely to download free apps and are less likely to splurge on in-app purchases, or that there are more fr...