Dell Inspiron 13 7000 Review – This is not the first Inspiron 13 7000 2-in-1 we’ve seen from Dell — we looked at an identically named unit before (Dell Inspiron 15 5000 2-in-1 and Dell Inspiron 13 5000 2-in-1). Compare this 2016 edition with that earlier model and...
Dell Inspiron 15 5000 2-in-1 Review – The clue’s in the name: just like the Inspiron 13 5000 2-in-1, this 15in laptop boasts a 360-degree hinge that turns it into a monster 15in tablet with one rotation of the screen. Nor does this come at the...
Dell Inspiron 13 5000 2-in-1 Review – Dell is in the midst of updating all of its key laptop ranges with a hybrid design of one sort or another, with the Inspiron 13 5000 the latest in line. The concept is simple: a 360-degree hinge allows...
Before we start out, let’s be sure that we’ve ticked off everything on our check-list. You’ll need : a Raspberry Pi ( Model B ) Compatible SD card Micro USB cable/charger Network cable HDMI cable Compatible TV USB keyboard as well as mouse You can...
While you can control access to the data on your computer using user accounts and file permissions, they aren’t enough to prevent a determined intruder from gaining access to your private files. The only reliable way to keep your personal data to yourself is to...
Google has released its Twitch-competing game-streaming service: YouTube Gaming. If you’re not familiar with the concept, basically you can watch live streams of people playing games and often squawking at them like over-sugared children. But what if you want to stream Android games on the...
According to IDC, globally, Android’s share of the smartphone market is about 45 per cent. The best part is that Android is open source and learning it is not at all difficult. Students and professionals want to, at least, know its basics. There are many...
What, really, is “a new way to Wi-Fi”? We have no idea but those clever marketing bods over at Google must do, as it says so right on the press release for its new router. Partnering with TP-Link, the firm’s new OnHub device is a...
Gigabyte GA-X99-UD3P Review – Haswell-E has been obliterating everything in its path for months on end. When there’s real, CPU-intensive work to be done, we can’t think of a chip we’d rather have on our side than one of Intel’s three current Core i7-59XX processors. In...
Aerocool BattleHawk Black Review – At just 18 inches deep, the BattleHawk from Aerocool is on the small end of the mid-tower spectrum, but it supports ATX boards (as well as mATX and Mini-ITX ones), graphics cards up to more than 15 inches long, and fullsized...
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