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Corsair K70 RGB Rapidfire Review — Silver Blaze
THE GOOD Authentic Cherry MX Speed switches Discrete media keys Colorful, vibrant lighting Ideal for e-sports →
SteelSeries Apex M500 Review : Pro Performance, Limited Options
THE GOOD Authentic Cherry MX keys Streamlined design Straightforward software Inventive cable management THE BAD No →
Plextor M7V SSD review : This SSD will put your current traditional hard drive to shame
THE GOOD The Plextor M7V is speedy, affordable and can handle years of constant data writing. →
Siam 7x Phone Review : Not Ready For Prime Time
THE GOOD Useful E Ink screen on back Bright, clear front display Relatively affordable THE BAD →
HTC Sense 8.0 vs Sense 7.0 : New features tweaks and changes reviewed
The HTC 10 brings with it a new version of Sense that’s moved a fair distance →
Corsair M65 Pro Gaming Mouse Review
Pros RGB Lighting 12,000 DPI Another M65 mouse Braided Cable Removable Weights Light Weight Fully Programmable →
Lenovo Y Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review — Big and Not Very Bold
With so many PC gaming peripherals on the market, a manufacturer has only two viable options: →
Atlas Wristband review : A rep counting gym wearable that’ll stand out for good and bad reasons
There’s a lot to like about the Atlas Wristband. First and foremost, it delivers what it →
Razer BlackWidow X Chroma Review — Style at a Cost
With its mice and keyboards, Razer tends to refine rather than redesign. The BlackWidow X Chroma →
10 Reasons the iPhone Beats Android
I like Android phones. But when most friends and family ask me what phone to buy, →
11 essential Microsoft Band 2 tips : Get to know your fitness tracker inside out
The Microsoft Band 2 is something of a triumph for the Redmond-based software giant, and the →
Lenovo ThinkPad P50 Review
When you want no-compromise performance for CPU- and graphics-intensive tasks like 3D modeling, 4K video editing →
Rowhammer vulnerability still threatens RAM, even DDR4
When we speak of security exploits, we usually refer to software that take advantage of vulnerabilities →
Sophos Antivirus for Mac Home Edition Review
[UPDATE: Sophos has informed us that as of December 2015, Sophos Anti-Virus for Mac Home Edition →
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga Review
THE PROS Light, durable and flexible design; Excellent keyboard; Full-day battery life; Accurate stylus THE CONS →
Android N: Everything you need to know about Android 7.0
Android has been making some big moves recently, redesigning and adding functionality to the mobile operating →
Dell Inspiron 15 3000 (2016) Review
The Pros Affordable price; Powerful audio; Solid build quality The Cons Poor performance; Dim display; Shallow →
LG G5 vs G4 vs. iPhone 6s vs. GoPro : Camera shootout
One thing is for sure, LG didn’t play it safe – the LG G5 turned V10’s →
Lenovo ThinkPad P70 Review
If you’re doing productivity work or image editing, a regular business laptop will do just →
Dell Latitude E7270 Review
THE PROS Attractive and durable design; Great performance; Strong battery life; Comfortable keyboard; Detailed webcam THE →
Microsoft’s HoloLens is not for you (yet)
Today Microsoft HoloLens was released for purchase – sort of – for developers, in a kit →
Microsoft Band 2 gains appeal with lower price
The Microsoft Band 2 hit the market in late 2015 and looked much better to the →
Microsoft Lumia 650 Hands-on Review : Windows 10, quality build on a budget
Windows 10 is well and truly upon us and in case you didn’t know Microsofthas made →
Vaio Z Flip Review
The Pros Long battery life; Strong performance; Gorgeous display; Comfortable stylus The Cons Stiff keyboard; Inconsistent →
Under Armour HealthBox review : A dysfunctional family of connected kit
There’s something very promising about what UA HealthBox aims to deliver. I think it will be →
Samsung Galaxy S7 Hands-on Review
It’s been a good 12 months for Samsung Mobile. After a few hit and miss years →
Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge hands-on Review
The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge was unexpectedly one of our favourite phones of last year, proving →
Galaxy S7 vs S6 vs S5: Should You Upgrade?
With last year’s Galaxy S6, Samsung’s flagship line took a big step forward in design and →
CloudReady update dual boots Windows and Chrome OS
CloudReady has been around for a while now and over 75,000 computer users have installed the →
ASUS ZenPad M gives IT admins a tool to lock down tablets
It’s not uncommon these days for businesses to have their workers user mobile devices, mostly Android →