Unveiling the power of tablets: A comprehensive guide
Explore the world of tablets in this detailed guide. From essential features to expert insights, discover why tablets are revolutionising digital experiences.
Sandisk - Debuts Trio of storage products
Sandisk has been expanding storage possibilities for over 25 years. The growing increase in storage needs and the use of multiple devices requires that storage products evolve to keep up with consumer needs. Sandisk has recently announced 3 new storage devices with faster transfer speeds, multi-device sharing and media streaming.
PC water cooling - Increasing component cooling efficiency
Water cooling systems are more efficient than air cooling. Gaming computers create a large amount of heat. Water cooling may be a better option to keep components cool. Water cooling systems installed can have an effect on the portability and, therefore, requires careful consideration.
MacBook ranges compared | Overview of the new MacBook, MacBook Pro and MacBook AIr
Comparison of the latest MacBook ranges the Macbook Pro, Macbook Air and Macbook. The Macbooks are compared in terms of technical specifications, weight & size, battery life, price and display. The Apple has made several new innovative changes. The new Macbook is one of the thinnest and lightest laptops on the market today. The right Macbook for you depends on what you want from the laptop.
Improving Home Wi-Fi Signal
Do not be a victim of poor internet signals! Get a router upgrade and follow our top 6 tips on how to improve your home Wi-Fi.
Tablet Buying Guide
Selecting a tablet needs careful consideration.This article goes through the important factors that need to be considered when selecting a tablet.
What is a Solid State Hybrid Drive?
What is a solid state hybrid drive?, you ask; well take a deep breath and keep reading. Thankfully, you have found the definitive guide to hybrid drives.
Tablets that Compete against the iPad
If you are looking for an iPad alternative, you will easily find something that fits right into both your price bracket and meet your needs.
Windows 10: A Pre-review
The Windows Technical Preview is out and we take a look at what to expect of the upcoming version from Windows in 2015.
What is the Internet of Things
IoT is today where computing was in the early 1980s, but things are moving fast.
All about the Myo Motion Control Armband
The Myo gesture control device falls in the realm of wearable tech, allowing you to wirelessly control your desktop, laptop, tablet or smartphone.
How to Use Public Wi-Fi Hotspots
Enjoy using the public wireless hotspots without exposing yourself to any of the potential dangers.
How to Use Cloud Computing for Your Business
For the past few years, the buzz around the business world has been 'cloud computing'. But what exactly is cloud computing and how can you best use it for your business?
The Top 5 Ultrabooks
The latest buzzword in mobile computing is ultrabook, a word coined by Intel to describe an ultra thin, high-end laptop computer that uses a low power Intel core processor and an SSHD to provide the utmost portability and battery life.
Apple iPad Air Review
Apple aficionados have been waiting with bated breath for the Apple iPad Air. If you have been considering this tablet for yourself or a loved one, read on for more...
The New Mac Pro
What looks like a cross between the Star Wars robot R2D2 and a futuristic vacuum cleaner?
Top 5 Internal Hard Drives
Is your computer slow? Would you like a faster one with one simple upgrade? If you have answered yes to these questions the answer could be an upgrade to your internal hard drive.
The Sony Xperia Z Tablet
There seems to be more and more tablets available, what with the Apple iPad, the Google Nexus and the Amazon Kindle Fire.
The Raspberry Pi
It is not delicious and does not go well with whipped cream. But the Raspberry Pi is still pretty amazing.
Nexus 7 Second Generation
When the Nexus 7 was introduced in July 2012 , it received critical acclaim. With a 7-inch display, 1GB of memory, WiFi, an Nvidia Tegra 3 quad-core chip and running version Android 4.2, known as the Jelly Bean operating system, the Nexus 7 was clearly intended as a self-contained entertainment system and sold over four and a half million items.