Best free games on EA Access in 2018 Following a mid-2014 launch with a library of just four free games, EA Access has gone from strength to strength and now boasts a catalogue of 30+ free games available to anybody that subscribes to the service. And unlike other services like PlayStation Plus and Xbox Live, the free games are available indefinitely – EA has even confirmed that the company will never remote games from the ‘vault’ of freebies....
Chrome vs Firefox: which is better? There’s a good reason that the vast majority of people use Chrome to browse the web. For one thing, it’s Google’s browser and it defaults to searching with Google. Obviously. It’s also the default browser on many Android phones and tablets. This all makes it highly convenient, not least because – if you sign in – all your stuff is synced automatically between your devices....
Drobo 5N2 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict It might be relatively expensive, but the flexible RAID system that can handle multiple drives of different size could be a major cost saving for many users. The performance, build quality and expanding app selection also makes the Drobo 5N2 a highly desirable solution. Home- and small business storage systems are very popular, as the amount of data most people acquire has rapidly expanding in the past few years....
How to temporarily mute friends on Facebook Facebook has launched a Snooze button which can quietly mute some of the more enthusiastic posters in your news feed for a short period of time. We all have those friends. You know the ones. They’ve posted three pictures of their cat today and it’s not even lunch time. You’re certainly going to know when it’s lunch time though, because you’ll get a picture of what’s on their plate as well....
Maze Alpha X review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict 18:9 screens are the current fashion and the Alpha X is one of the most affordable phones to have one. Its specs are pretty good Considering the price, but the big battery does make it quite heavy. Ultimately, the Alpha X is good value despite its middling cameras and performance. In September 2017 we reviewed theMaze Alpha. It’s a solidly built ‘bezel-less’ phone that’s surprisingly inexpensive at under £150....
