Dependent On Gadgets

Games consoles don’t know whether they’re being used by kids or the grown ups. In this article Jp describes how to set up parental controls on the Xbox 360.

In the hands of a youngster, spending money on iPhone and iPad apps could run up a debt of thousands. Following greater news coverage, Jp sets out how you can protect yourself using the ‘Restrictions’ settings.

DependentOnGadgets falls out with Google a bit

Twitter is amazing, but it can be easy to miss important tweets in all the noise. Fynch watches your tweets and draws your attention when interesting things happen.

We are all having to watch the pennies a little more closely. OnTrees offers the tools to take back control of your finances.

Struggling with your touch-screen keyboard, or just want to type faster on your smartphone? SwiftKey offers Android owners a superb alternative to the stock keyboard.

After a few months with a Nexus 4, Jp realised there was no going back from the superphone!

Modern games consoles are for the grown ups as well as the children. This guide offers tips on setting up the PS3 with parental controls. I’m afraid the children won’t be happy.

Video games have a hard time in the press, but millions of us have them. One step we can take towards protecting younger folk from the more mature aspects of video gaming is to use the parental control features. Here we look at the Nintendo Wii.