Huawei MatePad Paper review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The MatePad Paper is a compelling vision of the future of e-ink devices, but this first iteration won’t convince many people to ditch their colour tablet or eReader. Tablets have been experiencing a recent renaissance, with several companies releasing Android and Windows slates to compete with the likes of the iPad and Surface. But LCD and OLED screens aren’t the best for reading, and so many people still prefer to buy a dedicated eReader, with Kindle and Kobo devices continuing to sell well....

Huawei MatePad Paper review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The MatePad Paper is a compelling vision of the future of e-ink devices, but this first iteration won’t convince many people to ditch their colour tablet or eReader. Tablets have been experiencing a recent renaissance, with several companies releasing Android and Windows slates to compete with the likes of the iPad and Surface. But LCD and OLED screens aren’t the best for reading, and so many people still prefer to buy a dedicated eReader, with Kindle and Kobo devices continuing to sell well....

Microsoft reveals the Surface Laptop Go 2, but not much has changed Microsoft has officially unveiled the Surface Laptop Go 2, but you could be forgiven for thinking you’ve seen it before. The company’s new student laptop looks identical to its predecessor, and there aren’t many differences under the hood either. In fact, a couple of upgraded components and a new colour are the only things you can’t get on the original Laptop Go....

Microsoft reveals the Surface Laptop Go 2, but not much has changed Microsoft has officially unveiled the Surface Laptop Go 2, but you could be forgiven for thinking you’ve seen it before. The company’s new student laptop looks identical to its predecessor, and there aren’t many differences under the hood either. In fact, a couple of upgraded components and a new colour are the only things you can’t get on the original Laptop Go....

Netflix’s password sharing crackdown tests are a shambles Netflix’s attempts to stop password sharing are allegedly confusing for customers in Peru – one of the countries where it’s testing the feature before it begins to roll out across the world. Thenew featurewas supposed to prompt users to pay an additional fee if it appeared that a Netflix account was being used in a household separate from the account holder. The costs of the ‘extra members’ are priced at around £2....