Category : Reviews

Casio Pro Trek Smart WSD-F20

The rugged and chunky Pro Trek Sensible WSD-F20 is Casio’s second attempt at an adventure-loving Android smartwatch for people who wish to hike the hills, paddle up stream and usually get off the grid.A alternative for the Casio Smart Outdoor...

Nomu S50 Pro

Nomu has been making rugged handsets in Shenzhen since 2007 and lists virtually every nation you possibly can think of as a market. The US and UK, are conspicuous by their absence from the listing, but there’s nothing to stop you importing Nom...

Panasonic DMP-UB700

With tens of millions of discs bought and a catalog of tons of of titles, the UHD Blu-ray format has defied critics and appears to be finding an audience amongst eager 4Kphiles with an eye fixed for quality. But if you wish to leap on board, what UHD...

Xero

Xero is a New Zealand cloud-based accounting answer. It was based in 2006 and has workplaces in New Zealand, Australia, the UK, Singapore and the US. The platform provides a wide-range of accounting options which are coveted by most business...

Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Review

Hello Call of Duty fans! This year we're trying something new: because Call of Duty: Black Ops 4's modes are so different, we're reviewing them separately, followed by our overall review and score. You can read more about the review plan here. This p...

Samsung The Frame TV (2018)

The essence of every picture is the frame, as the saying goes. That’s one thing Samsung have really taken to heart for The Frame: a fashion-forward slab of modern metallic that doesn’t try to disguise its frame a lot as place it center-...

Nikon D3500 review

Despite the rising reputation of mirrorless cameras, beginner DSLRs are nonetheless incredibly in style, and the D3500 is Nikon's newest entry-level providing in a competitive market.Nikon's D3xxx vary of entry-level DSLRs have proved profi...

Apple iCloud

The apparent response any PC owner should Apple iCloud is to imagine that it's solely for Apple units, but that’s technically not the case.What's true is that when you own an Apple gadget then once that's registered with Apple to use youȁ...

Starlink: Battle for Atlas Review

Starlink: Battle for Atlas feels like it’s trying to crash a party that’s already packed up and moved on. Toys-to-life games like Disney Infinity, Skylanders, and LEGO Dimensions all dominated the toy sections three years ago, but that time has come...

Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Multiplayer Review

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Samsung Galaxy Book 2

Samsung’s next crack at the Windows tablet for productivity has arrived in the  Galaxy Guide 2, and it’s both utterly totally different whereas perhaps extra of the same. One available it now employs a Qualcomm Snapdra...

Dark Souls Remastered for Switch Review

Dark Souls Remastered has, after a lengthy delay, finally arrived on Nintendo Switch. While this is really a technical and graphical polishing of the original – there’s no major new gameplay content – the Switch’s handheld mode adds an absorbing new...

Vax Blade 2 Max

The Vax Blade 2 Max is the newest cordless vacuum from Vax, a UK manufacturer of cleansing products and white items – and one among our prime picks in our guide to the best cordless vacuums.It’s no overstatement to say that cordless vac...

Amazon Drive

Together with selling, delivering and its TV choices, Amazon also has a thriving enterprise-level storage answer often known as AWS.Nevertheless, additionally they have a more private cloud storage answer, beforehand referred to as Amazon Cloud Drive...