The Asus CX3402 Chromebook Plus is an excellent laptop, as long as you’re already heavily working within the Google ecosystem.
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Knowing how and when to use the CC and BCC fields in emails opens up a whole new world of
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Samsung’s Galaxy S24 Ultra is a great phone, easily the best flagship Android handset available right now.
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Yoshi’s Cookie is a Yoshi game — that didn’t start life as a Yoshi game, which is presumably part of
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GoPro’s new Quik Mac app deals with one of my personal bugbears with using a GoPro to capture footage, but
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The Netgear RS700S delivers top-notch speeds and stable performance – if you’ve got compatible gear to work with it.
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HMD Global is seriously emphasising its own brand for smartphones over and above Nokia — and that’s a very smart idea.
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Amazon’s Kindle Scribe redefines the Kindle with the option to take notes and a huge display, but size isn’t everything in the e-reader space.
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Bikkuriman World is a game based on a Japanese chocolate wafer… and it’s almost instantly recognisable if you’ve been around retro gaming for any length of time at all.
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The Belkin BoostCharge Hybrid Wall Charger fuses a wall plug and battery pack in one with very good results — but that comes with a premium price for the power on offer.
