Asus Vivobook S14 review By Ian Stokes last updated 25 November 20 Review The Asus Vivobook S14 is all about style, but it lets things slide in the substance department due to middling screen and audio.
Apple's M1 chip powers the new MacBook Air, Pro, and Mac Mini, but what does this mean for you? By Ian Stokes published 11 November 20 News New MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, and Mac Mini announced by Apple, available now.
Should you buy the Lenovo IdeaPad 1? By Ian Stokes published 13 October 20 Feature A laptop for under $120 sounds great, but should you buy the Lenovo IdeapPd 1, which costs just $119.99 at Best Buy this Prime Day?
Should you get a second monitor? By Ian Stokes published 29 September 20 Feature Two screens is better than one, right? Well yes, most of the time, but do you need a second monitor for your home office?
Internet Explorer lives on inside Microsoft Edge thanks to new emulation mode By Ian Stokes published 28 August 20 News You can run old websites on Microsoft Edge using Internet Explorer mode.
A moment of silence for Internet Explorer, as Microsoft confirms it’s being shut down in August 2021 By Ian Stokes published 19 August 20 News Internet Explorer gets its final updates in August 2021, as Microsoft moves on to focus on Edge.
How to tell if an email is spam By Ian Evenden published 4 August 20 How to Here’s how to tell if an email is spam and what to look for in fake emails that ask for your details.
How to convert WMA files to MP3 By Ian Stokes published 22 July 20 Feature If you've got your music files stored as WMA, we've got a few reasons for you to consider converting to MP3.
Best video formats: Future proof your home movies with the best video file format By Ian Stokes published 15 July 20 Feature Its easy to save your old VHS tapes using conversion software, but what's the best video format to use?
How do HDMI cables work? By Emily Sanderson, Ian Stokes published 15 July 20 Feature HDMI cables are the most common cables connecting our home entertainment and computer devices, but what exactly are they? And how do they work?
Your WiFi router might not be secure, but what can you do about it? By Ian Stokes published 7 July 20 news A new report shows that almost all major WiFi routers have security flaws, so how do you stay safe online when working from home?
Sound Cards: Are they worth it? By Ian Evenden published 30 June 20 Feature Does your PC need a sound card in 2020? Do you get an internal or external sound card? We answer the biggest questions.
How to Watch Apple WWDC 2020 stream: Updates for iOS and Macbook hardware expected By Ian Stokes published 22 June 20 News Apple's WWDC 2020 will feature big changes for your iPhone, Macbook and Apple Watch.
Microsoft Surface Pro 7 review By Nicholas Montegriffo published 5 June 20 Review The Microsoft Surface Pro 7 makes a small step forward, but we were expecting a giant leap.
Critical security flaws found in two of the top VPNs, according to VPNpro report By Ian Stokes published 6 May 20 News VPNpro tested the top 20 VPNs and found that it could install fake updates on two of them.
Alienware Aurora review By Ian Evenden last updated 4 May 20 Review The Alienware Aurora is an absolute beast of a gaming computer, but you pay for all that power.
Lenovo Ideacentre desktop PC review By Ian Evenden published 30 April 20 Review The Lenovo Ideacentre offers great looks, and greater performance, in an all-in-one package.
WiFi 6 has been approved by the FCC, but what does that actually mean for your wireless internet? By Ian Stokes published 24 April 20 News Your wireless internet connection is getting an upgrade as 6GHz WiFi is approved by the FCC.
Gmail blocked over 18 million COVID-19 phishing emails last week, and it's shared the most common examples By Millie Fender published 17 April 20 NEWS Gmail is also blocking over 240 million coronavirus-themed spam messages daily.
Asus Zenbook 14 review By Ian Stokes published 10 April 20 Review The Asus Zenbook 14 is a seriously stylish laptop with some cool features, but the Screenpad struggles to justify itself.