Acer Chromebook R11 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The R11 is a decent, if unspectacular device. Having the option to position it in a variety of modes is fun, but the sometimes sluggish performance makes it hard to recommend to anyone who wants to do more than a couple of simultaneous tasks. If your needs are light and you value the flexible hinges though, it’s a nice machine all the same, but we’d still opt to wait for the 4GB alternative....

Acer Predator GN246HLBbid review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The GN246HLBbid may have a fast refresh rate, but the relatively high price, unimpressive colour accuracy and limited viewing angles mean it isn’t great value. Mostmonitorshave a refresh rate of 60Hz: they can display 60 images per second. The 24in GN246HLBbid more than doubles this with 144Hz, but while it’s by no means the only monitor to offer this high refresh rate, it also offers Nvidia’s LightBoost technology – a somewhat exclusive deal for gamers looking to reduce motion blur....

AOC G2460VQ6 review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The AOC G2460VQ6 is a great budget gaming monitor, which is mainly aimed at those with AMD cards. We were also impressed by the image quality at this price, and its styling setd it apart from other budget monitors. AOC’sG2460VQ6is a budget AMD FreeSync monitor which aims to please gamers thanks to a refresh rate of 75Hz. The 24in full HD display also has flicker-free and has anti-blue light technology, which allows you to game for longer periods of time....

Elephone W2 Smart Watch review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The Elephone W2 Smart Watch offers decent design and build quality for the price – it’s something of a bargain with the current Gearbest offer on this front. It also offers excellent battery life due to being an analogue watch with smart functions. However, beyond activity tracking and call alerts those functions don’t work properly – or at all – leaving us pretty disappointed....

How to use BlackBerry Messenger with Android & iPhone BlackBerry has been losing a lot of market share in the ever growing competitive market, where according to Gartner, BlackBerry only holds 0.2 percent of the global market share. In comparison to Android which has 80.7 percent, iOS with 17.7 percent and with Windows at 1.1 percent. It therefore comes to no surprise for WhatsApp to drop its support and expenses on the BlackBerry’s platform....