Buffalo LinkStation 520DE Review Storage with access all areas Aimed at home users, this network- attached storage (NAS) box is about as affordable as they come. For £ you get two 1TB hard drives already installed, giving you 1TB of storage space if you set it up in a sensible RAID 1 configuration, which backs … Read more
Palicomp Intel i7 Nebula Review It may be eye-wateringly expensive but in a line-up of eight similarly priced PCs, the Nebula performed its way to the top We review a lot of affordable PCs and laptops in Web User and, for many people. However, you get what you pay for, and a PC with components capable … Read more
PicPick 5 Review https://picpick.app What you need: Windows 7, 8/8.1 or 10 Microsoft’s Snipping Tool is fine if you need to grab a simple screenshot, but it’s limited. It also seems to be on borrowed time. In the release notes for the next Windows update, Microsoft hints that it might be ditching Snipping Tool. But … Read more
[contest-cat id=”26688″] SAN FRANCISCO, June20th, 2018 –IOTransfer Studio today releases IOTransfer 3, this major update aims to provide all iPhone, iPad and iPod users with the best solution to fully and freely manage their Apple devices. The main feature is the new Air-Trans feature which adds wireless file transfer across Apple devices and PCs in … Read more
FLIGHT SIMULATOR FlightGear 2018.2.2 Review http://home.flightgear.org What you need: Windows 7.8/8.1 or 10 First things first: if you’re looking for a quick-and-easy flight simulator. FlightGear isn’t for you. Make no mistake, this is a serious simulator that takes time to master. It’s also open source, which means the program is passionately updated by an army … Read more
OFFICE Table of ContentsSoftMaker FreeOffice 2018 ReviewWinTools myResources 1.0 Review SoftMaker FreeOffice 2018 Review www.freeoffice.com What you need: Windows 7, 8/8.1 or 10 FreeOffice 2018 is the latest in a long line of free alternatives to Microsoft Office. Its big appeal is its miniscule size (just 156MB). Of course, limited system requirements means limited functionality, … Read more
WiFi Scanner 4.0 Review What you need: Windows 7, 8/8.1 or 10 If you’re suffering poor Wi-Fi speeds or just curious about network activity and potential problems in your neighbourhood, Wi-Fi Scanner tells you everything you need to know. Installation is simple and, thankfully, no unwanted junk will be foisted on you. Once up and … Read more
Video-editing software Turn your home movies into masterpieces as Steve Clark puts six of the best video-editing programs through their paces Thanks to mobile phones and YouTube, anyone can film a movie. You might not win an Oscar, but a solid video-editing tool can effortlessly create professional-looking films – whether you’re showing off a hobby, adding … Read more
Wired2Fire Pyro Talon Review AMDs Ryzen series of processors may only be entering its second generation, while the rival Intel Core family is on its eighth, but AMD seems to have got the hang of it already. The six-core Ryzen 5 2600 at the heart of Wired2Fire’s compact tower system isn’t from the top of … Read more
Palicomp Intel i7 Nebula Review – It may be eye-wateringly expensive but in a line-up of eight similarly priced PCs, the Nebula performed its way to the top We review a lot of affordable PCs and laptops, for many people, will seem like more than enough to spend. However, you get what you pay for, and a … Read more
Lenovo Legion Y720 Review – Most of the laptops we test come from international brands, and most of the desktop PCs are built in the UK. There’s a reason for that. To make them small and light, laptops have to be very carefully designed and are very fiddly to build. It helps if you’re a big … Read more
Veneta Viewer Review – Image viewers like XnView and Irfan View are great, but they can feel old fashioned. If you’re after a tool with a more modern feel to browse photos, then brand-new Veneta Viewer might be the ticket. It supports a range of formats, including RAW and APNG files, and is hardware-accelerated, so … Read more