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• I only regret the people I didn't have sex with... And 60% of the people I did have sex with.Richard Herring'The Podfather' The Guardian and star of Radio 4's Relativity, Richard Herring gets to the half century (against all odds) and looks at how his life has changed in the last decade, from irresponsible, single kidult, literally fighting his way through a mid-life crisis, to married father who is mid-way to the telegram from the Queen (though given she will be 140 in 2067 , she might forget to send it).Following on from Oh Fuck, I'm 40!, this is the second (and let's face it, almost certainly penultimate) instalment in Herring's once-a-decade examination of ageing.This DVD was recorded at considerable kickstarter expense in the prestigious Queen's Hall in London's Southbank Centre. Thanks to all the kickstarters for letting us make the show look as excellent as it does.Extras on the discs include a behind the scenes tour of the theatre, a documentary on the postboxes of Shepherd's Bush, a one man snooker tournament recorded at the Tempting Failure festival, the Sex Robot short film and lots of hidden business too.The special, deluxe 4 disc version which comes complete with the full double disc version of Oh Fuck, I'm 40! You can literally see Rich age 10 years!Richard HerringOh Frig, I'm 50!Purchase Options 7 - Buy Download

More from Richard HerringMedia Further Info Technical Info discs - 4running timesmain show - 1hr 40minsextras - 9hr 2 mins (!)DVD9 - 16:9Region 0 - PAL

Oh Frig, I'm 50!running time - 1 hour 40 min filesize (1080p) - 4.1gb filesize (720p) - 2gb filesize (mp3 audio) - 141mbExtrasMe1 vs Me2 Snookerrunning time - 69min filesize (1080p version) - 2.7gb filesize (720p version) - 1.1gbOh Frig, I'm 50! (award winning version)running time - 1 hour 19 min filesize (1080p version) - 2.9gb filesize (720p version) - 963mbRobot Sexrunning time - 1 hour 19 min filesize (1080p version) - 475mb filesize (720p version) - 207mbWilly Wonka's Backstage Tourrunning time - 28 mins filesize - 547mb The Postboxes of Shepherd's Bushrunning time - 21 mins filesize - 436mb Download Info Random Selection from the catalogueThom Tuckgoes straight-to-DVD

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Quite ridiculous processing power aside, the Edge is expected to be quite similar to the HTC Rezound that was announced last week (though only for the US). The screen should be 720p HD resolution, inside is 1GB of RAM, and on the back there's an 8-megapixel camera with a 28mm, f/2.2 lens. Beats Audio is expected as standard. About the only difference we can see is the screen size, which stands at 4.7-inches, as opposed to the Rezound's 4.3-inches.

Possible extras include the suite of HTC content service, such as HTC Listen music store, Read bookshop, Play gaming hub, Watch movie service, etc. It could also be the first HTC to come with Ice Cream Sandwich as standard.

Asus gave the 2E a 5-inch, 720p LCD screen, something of an indulgence for this market segment. The screen is one of the only parts of the phone with a clear advantage over the Moto E, which uses a 4.5-inch panel with a 960x540 resolution. The screen itself has somewhat muted colors and its default brightness is about 20% too dim for my liking, but it's sharp and readable once you adjust to it. The phone makes no particular effort to keep its bezels thin - it has a footprint of 148mm x 71mm, more than a centimeter taller than my old DROID Maxx (with the same size screen and capacitive navigation buttons). On the front of the phone this is taken up by a sizeable "chin" beneath the nav buttons and a wide, mostly blank top bezel, aside from a silver earpiece and stylized Asus logo. The capacitive keys have no backlight or raised markers, which makes them hard to find on the wide bottom bezel in the dark.

The ZenFone 2E is equipped with an 8 megapixel rear camera. It's about what you'd expect. Photos in good light are decent if not spectacular, while photos in low light are more or less junk (even with the included flash). It's acceptable for something in this price range, but don't expect miracles from a small sensor with cheap glass. Video can be recorded at 1080p/30fps or 720p/60fps - a nice extra, even at the reduced resolution.

The camera software has a ton of extras, most of which are filters. But a few are more useful, such as the "turbo" mode that takes photos in rapid succession and lets you save only the ones you want. There's also an HDR mode, panorama assist, and an easy GIF maker.

But the phone is absolutely crammed with extras that are unnecessary. Basically every stock app has been replaced, mostly with competent but annoyingly modified versions. A few of the apps that are included in the app drawer are just fancier versions of features that are already implemented in Lollipop, like a flashlight app. Others, like a dedicated app for "mirror" that simply opens the front-facing camera, are more or less useless. On an expensive phone with plenty of storage this is a nuisance, but on a phone with only 3GB of space available to the user, it's infinitely more frustrating. I found myself resenting Asus' software engineers for not using a build closer to stock every time I had to make an extra tap to set the alarm.

For many, the easiest and most cost-effective choice will be getting a streaming set-top box, often for $100 or less, and plugging it into an existing TV. Most of these boxes are small and easy to set up, but there's a bewildering array of options out there, each with its own pros and cons. Some connect to the Web only via Wi-Fi, while others have a wired Ethernet port as well. Some support 720p HD content and others support full 1080p HD.

To help you decide which streamer is right for you, we've rounded up 14 current set-top boxes from seven vendors, highlighting the features, capabilities, extras and gotchas of each. Our table of features shows you at a glance how each device connects, what kind of storage it has, which online services it can receive and more.

Above, you can see what the camera app itself looks like. It's very simple and easy to get used to. You have options for Clear Image (OnePlus's algorithm for getting high megapixel shots), HDR, and Beauty mode. Swipe in from the left, and you can use a time lapse mode or take slow motion video (though only in 720p). 2ff7e9595c