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Best Christmas 2014 UK tech deals, Boxing Day 2014 UK tech deals & January sales 2015 UK tech deals LIVE: Best bargains and savings on phones, tablets, laptops & more from Apple, Amazon, eBay, John Lewis, Argos, Currys & others

Happy Boxing Day - the sales start here. Merry Christmas! The shops are already lining up their best Christmas, Boxing Day and January sales offers. Today you'll find many stores beginning their Christmas sales, including Very, Rakuten, John Lewis, Debenhams, Currys, Vodafone and others. Already this week we have some great tech deals, including £100 cashback on MacBooks, and big savings on tablets and speakers, and bundle deals on Chromebooks and tablets - two birds, one stone. Most of the deals we've been posting all week are still live, so scroll through our live blog below and stay tuned for more great tech discounts and bargains.

Ready for more amazing bargains and great savings on tech? We bring you the best Christmas 2014 tech deals, Boxing Day 2014 tech deals and January sales 2015 tech deals in our Best UK tech deals live blog. Best Christmas 2014 UK tech deals, Boxing Day 2014 UK tech deals and January sales 2015 UK tech deals LIVE: Best bargains, savings and offers on phones, tablets, laptops and more from Apple, Amazon, eBay, John Lewis, Argos, Currys, eBuyer, GAME and others. Also see: Best tech gifts for Christmas 2014.

Ever since  the web has been awash with great savings for consumers. You can expect these right up until Christmas and beyond, with even more tech deals and bargains slated for the Boxing Day and 2015 January sales. Bookmark our live blog and let us hunt down the best tech deals on your behalf. 

Traditionally the January sales start on New Year's Day in the UK, but in the past few years stores have been beginning their sales earlier and earlier. These days, it's more usual for stores to hold Boxing Day sales, and some stores even begin their sales on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day itself. 

In 2014 we've seen sales like never before, with Amazon kicking off Black Friday a full week before the official 28 November date, many stores also offering discounts on Cyber Monday (1 December), and almost as many continuing the deals ever since. Below our Christmas 2014 UK tech deals, Boxing Day 2014 tech deals and January sales 2015 UK tech deals live blog you'll find details for individual retailers.

Are these tech deals worth having?

Good question. Before you take advantage of any deals, be sure to check out our buying advice: , , . You'll find our ultimate wishlist in our Best tech gifts for Christmas 2014 guide.

We've also written a guide on , and advice on knowing your . 

Best Christmas 2014 UK tech deals, Boxing Day 2014 UK tech deals & January sales 2015 UK tech deals live blog

Live Blog Best Christmas tech deals and January sales 2014/2015 UK

Apple Christmas 2014 UK tech deals, Boxing Day 2014 UK tech deals and January sales 2015 UK tech deals 

might not offer any Boxing Day sales or January sales, but it usually rewards its loyal fans with its 12 Days of Gifts. For every day between 26 December and 6 January iPhone, iPad and iPod touch owners are able to download a free gift from the iTunes store. Previous giveaways have included iOS apps, music and films. But sadly not this year. Boo Apple.

Apple might not be offering any deals on tech products, but its resellers will. Our friends at will be chipping into our live blog with information on these deals as they arise, plus We've already found some huge discounts on MacBooks over at Currys.

 

Amazon Christmas 2014 UK tech deals, Boxing Day 2014 UK tech deals and January sales 2015 UK tech deals 

Amazon is already selling goods at January prices in its and . With limited availability you'll have to be quick to get the best deals on tech, but rest assured we'll be tweeting all the best tech bargains. Follow us at twitter.com/pcadvisor or keep an eye on our live blog above. 

But we're not done with Amazon yet.  is just around the corner, and with hundreds of Lightning Deals you'll be silly to miss out. Amazon hasn't confirmed the exact date, merely quoting late December, but you can . 

eBay Christmas 2014 UK tech deals, Boxing Day 2014 UK tech deals and January sales 2015 UK tech deals 

You'll find new deals every day at eBay, and not just on tech. eBay's January sale starts on Boxing Day in the UK, but every weekend until then is a 'Wow weekend' - you can save up to 60 percent on goods in some amazing deals. Head to  for more information.

John Lewis Christmas 2014 UK tech deals, Boxing Day 2014 UK tech deals and January sales 2015 UK tech deals

' January sales start on 27 December in store, and from 24 December online. You'll find great discounts both in store and online. Plus, remember that John Lewis is never knowingly undersold. There are already some great deals on tech, such as . Check out the .

Fitbit Boxing Day deals 2014

For Boxing Day only you can buy the Fitbit Charge activity tracker wristband 2ith a 25% discount. Normally priced £99.99 it will be available for just £79.99. This deal isn't from the Fotbit Store but through Amazon. The quickest way to get to this price is via our – scroll to the end of the review for the one-day only deal from Amazon.

Debenhams Christmas 2014 UK tech deals, Boxing Day 2014 UK tech deals and January sales 2015 UK tech deals

kicks off its January sale on Boxing Day in store, but there's 50% off some items online from 6am 24 December. You'll already find some great offers on tech, too. Check out Debenhams .

Argos Christmas 2014 UK tech deals, Boxing Day 2014 UK tech deals and January sales 2015 UK tech deals 

If you didn't get the gifts you were hoping for, you'll be pleased to know Argos' January sale starts Christmas day. There will be exclusive five-day deals at , but until then you can scoop some  

eBuyer Christmas 2014 UK tech deals, Boxing Day 2014 UK tech deals and January sales UK tech deals 

It's Christmas every day at eBuyer, and the tech etailer is refreshing its  every 24 hours. Check in for great deals on everything from electric cars and speakers to hard drives, headsets, laptops and USB cables. 

GAME Christmas 2014 UK tech deals, Boxing Day 2014 UK tech deals and January sales 2015 UK tech deals 

Have you opened your Advent calendar today? Forget the chocolate - GAME has great deals on PC downloads every day until Christmas Eve. Check out . That's not all, though: there's up to . 

Currys Christmas 2014 UK tech deals, Boxing Day 2014 UK tech deals and January sales 2015 UK tech deals 

Currys is already offering a range of Christmas deals on TVs, media streamers, tablets, laptops, hard drives, software and more. Its Christmas sale starts on 24 December at 7pm online. Check out the . 

PC World Christmas 2014 UK tech deals, Boxing Day 2014 UK tech deals and January sales 2015 UK tech deals 

As with Currys, PC World is already stocking Christmas bargains on laptops, tablets, hard drives, TVs, software, media streamers, cameras and more. See for more. 

Tesco Christmas 2014 UK tech deals, Boxing Day 2014 UK tech deals and January sales 2015 UK tech deals 

You can buy everything in Tesco, so why not Christmas bargains. Always remember that you can use ClubCard Boost on selected tech products (fancy a Hudl 2 for £65?), and right now there's £20 off Chromebooks with the coupon code TDX-WFTT, and you can save £20 when you spend £100 on tech with the code TDX-PKJK. Check out Tesco's selection of tech gifts at the . 

Carphone Warehouse Christmas 2014 UK tech deals, Boxing Day 2014 UK tech deals and January sales 2015 UK tech deals 

Who doesn't want a new phone or tablet in their stocking? Check out the Carphone Warehouse's selection of deals on phones that come with free gifts, PAYG handsets, and wearable tech at .

Vodafone Christmas 2014 UK tech deals, Boxing Day 2014 UK tech deals and January 2015 UK tech deals

Vodafone's Christmas sale starts on Christmas Eve in the UK, with up to 40 percent off selected phones, Pay monthly price plans, SIMO price plans, MBB price plans and accessories. Check out the latest deals on . 

Zavvi Christmas 2014 UK tech deals, Boxing Day 2014 UK tech deals and January sales 2015 UK tech deals 

You'll pick up two games for £50 and save pounds on games consoles right now at Zavvi. Check out . 

Very Christmas 2014 UK tech deals, Boxing Day 2014 UK tech deals and January sales 2015 UK tech deals 

You can save up to 50 percent on selected tech right now at Very. Check out the .

MobileFun Christmas 2014 UK tech deals, Boxing Day 2014 UK tech deals and January sales 2015 UK tech deals

MobileFun is offering a daily tech deal every day, which we'll post in our live blog along with any special offers. MobileFun is also having a .

IWOOT Christmas 2014 UK tech deals, Boxing Day 2014 UK tech deals and January sales 2015 UK tech deals

I Want One Of Those is offering a great selection of daily deals on gadgets, with some massive savings on speakers, headphones, portable chargers, action cameras and more. Check out .

HotUKDeals Christmas 2014 UK tech deals, Boxing Day 2014 UK tech deals and January sales 2015 UK tech deals

We're seeking out all the best tech deals and bargains in our live blog above, but for more tips direct from the shoppers themselves check out . Also see its round-up for the .

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Spotify vs Google Music comparison review: What's the best music streaming service?

So you're a big music lover but all these streaming services are confusing. Here we take Spotify and Google Music and compare the differences between them including quality, what's on offer, features and apps. : .

Spotify is still the biggest player in the music streaming market but it doesn't mean it's your only choice. Google Music is certainly worth a look so read our comparison review to see which the best streaming service is.

Spotify vs Google Music: Price and subscriptions

The streaming model of Spotify differs from Google Music a fair amount. If you don't mind listening to the occasional advert, you can listen to music for free. On Google Music, you can only listen to the individual tracks or albums you have purchased – pricing is competitive with many albums under £5 and an album of the week for just 99p.

One thing both have in common is an unlimited ad-free streaming service. They're called Spotify Premium and Google Music All Access. You can trial each for a month without paying but afterwards you'll have to pay £9.99 per month.

Spotify vs Google Music: Features and service

The features on offer from Spotify and Google Music are very similar but there are a few small and potentially key differences.

Spotify vs Google Music: Apps

As you might expect, each service can be used on the web and on mobile via apps - iOS and Android for each plus Windows Phone and Blackberry for Spotify. However, Spotify has a desktop application which can be downloaded for PC or Mac. You can use all of these whether you pay a subscription or not but the Spotify app will only let you listen to music on shuffle if you're using the free service.

Spotify vs Google Music: Streaming quality

No matter which service you opt for, you'll get music streamed at a maximum of 320kbps which, unless you're an audiophile, it will satisfy. You will need to be on a monthly subscription to get the higher rate though.  

Spotify vs Google Music: Quantity and new releases

In terms of content, Spotify has more than 20 million songs available to stream. The firm adds around 20,000 each day. Bear in mind that a chunk of these songs have never been listened to so although Google Music has slightly less, the sheer quantity isn't everything.

What you want from a streaming service is the most recent singles and albums available as soon as they are released. In general, you'll get that from both but there will occasionally be exceptions. For example, Coldplay has decided to not allow streaming of the latest album, Ghost Stories so only the singles are available.

Spotify vs Google Music: Offline and backup

A real plus point of Google Music is the ability to upload your existing music. You can backup and listen to up to 20,000 tracks which appear alongside you're streaming content as one happy library. You can easily download content for offline listening by pinning it within the app. Music purchased from the shop doesn't count towards that limit.

Spotify does allow offline listening but there are a couple of limitations – you can download up to 3,333 tracks to each device and stay offline for up to 30 days. Spotify offers a similar feature to Google Music in that you can play local files. There's a section for this in the desktop application but you can also sync these files with your mobile device to be played from within the app.

Spotify vs Google Music: Radio and recommendations

As you would expect from a modern streaming service, both Spotify and Google Music will learn what your taste is like to then recommend content. Both offer radio stations based on the music and artists you listen to. This is only available on Google Music if you pay monthly for All Access.

A free feature on Google Music is Instant Mixes which is similar to a radio station but essentially creates a playlist from your music based on favourite songs or artists. It shows you what's coming up next and you can skip forwards.

Spotify vs Google Music: Third-party devices

Spotify and Google Music are compatible with speaker systems and other gadgets like , , Apple TV (via AirPlay), , Smart TVs and more - compatibility varies. Spotify is more widely available in this way, however, in cases such as Spotify on Sonos, you'll need a Premium subscription.

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Spotify vs Google Music: Social

Spotify has much better integration with social networks. Not only can you post what you're listening to, you can see what you're friends are listening to without them posting something specifically. You can also follow artists so you know what they're listening to and make sure you don't miss new releases. Furthermore, you can keep track of your streaming habits with last.fm integration.

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The 26 best role playing games ever

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26: Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning

has two primary playable factions with character customisation, quests full of Warhammer lore, characters of various races who are comprised of a number of archetypes, and career paths to specialise in a craft of some sort. See also Fifa 13 release date, features and screenshots

With an already established fan-base of the Games Workshop's tabletop game, Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning provides its players with a dark and humorous experience that penalises unfair advantages between higher and lower level players in Realm vs Realm combat. Visit PS4 release date, specs and rumour round-up.

We especially enjoy capturing Victory Points in the Player vs Player gameplay which involves random PvP encounters, objective-based encounters, and other campaigns and scenarios. See also GTA 5 release date, features, maps and rumours.

25: Kingdom Hearts II

Square and Disney did more than merely prove that they could pump out a decent RPG. They gave life to a grand, genre-changing experience featuring classic tales, heroes and villains from our childhood.

Kingdom Hearts had a lot to live up to in its second act, and completely blew us away. Only a year had passed for Sora, Donald, and Goofy, but the worlds were bigger, the Keyblades were badder, and the entire scope of the battle between the Heartless, the Nobodys, and Organization XIII had grown to epic proportions.

All we can do now is wait for the magic to return in Kingdom Hearts III, but at the very least, we'll get to revisit the series in the PS2 remake of Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories this winter.

24: Grandia

The story of a young adventurer named Justin featured incredible music, an epic story, unique characters brought to life with superb voice acting, and a combat system unlike any other before it.

This game's name was Grandia.

The world of Grandia was unlike anything gamers had seen before on the PlayStation, with large and colourful 3D cities and dungeons, filled with treasure, people, and monsters alike. While some RPGs had combat systems that would let you lazily hammer on a single button, Grandia refreshed the entire concept of turn-based battles by having every character and enemy attack each other at the same time.

What really drove the game was how you timed your magic and melee moves - in the best cases, you could pre-empt your foes entirely with nary a scratch on your party. When you made your way to so-called 'End of the World', Grandia's story reached a new height, and more surprise still laid in wait for eager adventurers.

NEXT PAGE: Skies of Arcadia and Planetscape Torment

1. The must-have games for any role play fan
2. Skies of Arcadia and Planetscape Torment
3. Disgaea: Afternoon of Darkness and Baldur's Gate 2: Shadows of Amn
4. Pokemon Diamond and Pearl
5. Final Fantasy XII and Earthbound
6. The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past and Xenogears
7. Diablo II: Lord of Destruction and Fallout 3
8. Our top three role playing games

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Glympse review: share your location with whom you want, when you want

There are plenty of which know and track your location, but few allow you to selectively share this sensitive, personal data with only the people you want, for the amount of time you want. The only rival which springs to mind is , but this assumes your friends also have an , which is going to be a problem for a lot of people.

Glympse isn’t quite the same as Find My Friends, though. It's designed to let others track your whereabouts and while you could use it to help someone find you, it can equally be used to let someone track your progress as you travel to them.

The app is available on more devices than you might expect, even Windows Phone 7, and doesn't even require the viewer to have a smartphone or tablet. The way it works is that you fire up the app when you’re ready to share your position, choose to whom to send the 'Glympse' and how long you want your location to be shared. Optionally, you can set a destination, send a personalised message or choose a preset phrase from the list, such as 'Stuck in traffic' or 'Heading home now'.

They receive – via SMS or email – your message and a link to track your progress on Glympse's website. In our experience there’s a slight delay compared to your actual position, and is reliant on a mobile data signal to send updates so won’t work everywhere, but it’s accurate enough for most purposes.

The app also allows you to request a Glympse from someone else, or create a group where multiple people can track each other's locations (just like Find My Friends). When you tap the details button below your name in the app, you get a big expire now button to stop sharing your location early.

In the options section you can choose whether or not to broadcast your speed (off by default) and prevent your device turning off while viewing the map. Glympse isn't a satnav, but you can run a satnav app at the same time – at least we could on an iPhone running iOS 7.

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