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Your Kindle just got simpler to use thanks to this Amazon update

By Jennifer Allen published 13 September 21

News Amazon has just updated the Kindle range but a bigger update is yet to come.

Windows 11 Light and Dark Modes offer different sounds to capture the mood

By Jennifer Allen published 7 September 21

News The new Windows 11 sounds are specifically designed to encapsulate different atmospheres.

Microsoft announces September 22 hardware event - Surface updates likely

By Jennifer Allen published 2 September 21

News No confirmation yet but a Surface refresh seems very likely

Windows 11 will launch on October 5

By Jennifer Allen published 1 September 21

News Windows 11 will be a gradual rollout to all eligible devices.

Chrome, Edge, and Safari all see small but useful tweaks this week

By Jennifer Allen published 18 August 21

News The changes seem small, but they add up to be quite useful.

Verizon offers free year of AMC+ to some subscribers

By Jennifer Allen published 16 August 21

News Verizon customers get either 6 or 12 months entirely for free depending on their plan.

Switching careers? Here's how long it will take to retrain

By Ruth Gaukrodger last updated 11 August 21

News Coursera’s Global Skill report shows that it could take as little as 35 hours for someone to retrain for a new career.

Microsoft is testing out a new Super Duper Secure Mode for Edge

By Jennifer Allen published 9 August 21

News The mode changes how websites load making them slower but safer.

What is the dishwasher tablet in shower hack?

By Becks Shepherd published 9 August 21

Hack Wondering what the dishwasher tablet in shower hack is? Keep reading, we’ve included everything you need to know.

Survey reveals 91% prefer vacuums without hold triggers, but Dyson disagrees

By Molly Cleary published 9 August 21

NEWS New research suggests 91% of users prefer vacuums without triggers - so why do some of the leading brands still use them?

Wondershare PDFelement: The All-in-One PDF solution you never knew you needed

By Sponsored last updated 6 August 21

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Google aims to simplify logging in anywhere

By Jennifer Allen published 5 August 21

Review The sign-in tools should end up more widespread online soon.

Google ends support for Android 2.3.7 and earlier

By Jennifer Allen published 3 August 21

News Got a 10 year+ Android phone? Google says it's time to upgrade.

Big changes for Microsoft Edge, Internet Explorer 11, and Safari this week

By Jennifer Allen published 28 July 21

News Lots of incremental changes that make a big difference to your favorite web browsers.

P.volve launches workout program tailored to each menstrual cycle phase

By Claire Davies published 28 July 21

NEWS P.volve’s new clinically-backed Phase & Function program has been created to help you minimize symptoms of PMS and PMDD. Here's how...

Netflix will offer mobile games in the future

By Jennifer Allen published 21 July 21

News Netflix takes a tentative step into the already crowded gaming space.

Does Warby Parker’s new virtual eye test app mean you can skip in-person tests?

By Davina Franks published 20 July 21

NEWS Warby Parker's new app promises an accurate eye test via your iPhone or your money back. But is this type of testing wise?

Edge removes autoplay and Chrome gains screenshotting feature

By Jennifer Allen published 20 July 21

News Both Edge and Chrome browsers get updates that should make browsing more enjoyable.

The next iPhone may have an ‘always-on’ display

By Jennifer Allen published 19 July 21

News The iPhone 13 rumors are swirling and they look promising.

Chrome now includes HTTPS-first mode to enhance security

By Jennifer Allen published 15 July 21

News The new Chrome option should mean a more privacy-conscious experience for many users.