Blue Yeti Nano review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Blue Yeti Nano is a great bit of kit for those just getting started with content creation, offering a massive step forward from the likes of built-in microphones found in phones and cameras, but it’s not quite what most would class as studio-quality. There’s also a lack of physical controls on the mic itself, due to the small dimensions, which could be frustrating for some....

Epson Workforce WF-110W review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict It’s not particularly fast, and the high cost of replacement black ink is disappointing, but the lightweight, compact design of the WF-110W will be ideal for mobile workers who need a printer that they can carry around the home or away from the office. Best Prices Today: Epson Workforce WF-110W This is probably not the best time to be launching a portable printer, while we’re all being encouraged to work at home whenever possible....

Faut-il utiliser un VPN pour le télétravail ? Nombreux sont ceux qui ont dû passer en urgence du travail au bureau à la maison, sans avoir eu le temps de s’ypréparer. Certaines entreprises achètent frénétiquement des ordinateurs portables et essaient de permettre à chacun de continuer à travailler à distance, des employeurs pensent à y installer des VPN. Cependant, si en temps normal vous n’en utilisez pas et qu’on ne vous a pas demandé d’en installer un, alors nous vous recommandons de le faire....

Game of Thrones: Beyond the Wall is ‘a fan service game’ It’s been a year since Game of Thrones stumbled its way off our screens, and we’ve likely got at least another year to wait before HBO gets around to airing prequel series House of the Dragon (not to mention how long it’ll take George RR Martin to get round to that next book…) That’s why it might be a relief to hear that moreGame of Thronesis here right now in Beyond the Wall, a free-to-play turn-based tactics game that has its own story to tell, with a little fan service along the way....

Google I/O cancelled completely Google has fully cancelled its I/O conference three weeks after itcancelled the physical elementsof the annual developer and press meet up. The company was planning to potentially run online workshops and webinars for developers and press, but it has decided to scrap the whole event in the wake of the global coronavirus pandemic. Google’s statement reads: “Out of concern for the health and safety of our developers, employees, and local communities — and in line with recent “shelter in place” orders by the local Bay Area counties — we sadly will not be holding I/O in any capacity this year....