Bush 49 inch 4K Smart TV with HDR review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict With the Bush, you get what you pay for: no more, no less. If you really want a 4K TV, it is capable of producing crisp, detailed pictures with natural-looking colours. It isn’t the brightest, nor does it have the best blacks, but it is acceptable. The smarts are below par, and you don’t get Amazon Prime Video, but if you’re happy to hook up an Amazon Fire TV or another set-top box that gives you the content you want, it’s a decent TV for the money....

How to Live Stream on Twitter While most people associate Twitter with short status updates, hashtags, or the inane ramblings of certain US Presidents, the company also lets you broadcast your thoughts, surroundings and highly questionable environmental policies to the world, all from your iPhone or Android smartphone without typing a word. We explain how to use Twitter live video. What is Twitter live video? Much like its close rival Facebook Live, Twitter live video allows users to quickly livestream events directly to the social media site....

Koogeek S1 Smart Scale review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Koogeek S1 is a budget-friendly alternative to top tier smart scales, but in this case you really do get what you pay for. A stressful setup process, unreliable Wi-Fi support, and a refusal to work on carpet mar the experience, but if you can look past that then this is an affordable way to track your body composition from your phone....

Microsoft Surface Book 2 15in review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict While an astonishingly capable and beautiful device, the Surface Book 2 is too much laptop for the average buyer. Microsoft knows it too, hence the availability at under £1,000 of both the Surface Laptop and Surface Pro. But the Surface Book 2 remains its hero product. The industrial design is cumbersome and won’t be to all tastes, but we love its proud bulk and desktop power....

Are Chromebooks more secure than laptops? If you’re looking for an inexpensive yet capable laptop, then Chrombooks make a compelling argument. These easy-to-use devices are often found well below £500, and can cope with pretty much everything the majority of us require from a PC. One important selling point that can be easily overlooked is how their security compares to Windows or macOS machines. For some, the thought of a device that’s reliant on the internet and stores the majority of its data in the cloud leaves them cold....