Kingston HyperX Savage 480 GB review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Kingston HyperX Savage turned in a solid performance among the leaders of the current SSD pack, and the flashy looks may appeal to gamers and PC enthusiasts wishing to pimp up their rig. Its overall performance is just behind the best of Samsung and SanDisk, and with a price that exceeds these drives it just loses out on any overall recommendation....

Xiaomi Wireless Bluetooth Gamepad review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict It won’t be for everyone, but if you’re a keen mobile gamer the Xiaomi Wireless Gamepad will enhance your experience with driving-, shooting- and action games on an Android phone or tablet. At £14 it’s incredibly good value, and on the whole very well made. With increasingly powerful hardware and better screens than ever, Androidphonesandtabletsare fast becoming the go-to devices for portable gaming....

How to fix ‘This site uses a plugin that is unsupported’ Google has in Chrome disabled support for NPAPI plugins, which include those that use Silverlight, Java and Unity. If you’re trying to access a site that uses a NPAPI plugin in Chrome, you’ll get an error message that ‘This site uses a plugin that is unsupported’. Here’s how to fix it. Also see:How to stop Shockwave Flash crashing in Chrome....

Intel SSD Pro 2500 240 GB review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Intel SSD Pro 2500 is designed for Wintel business computing, where its Opal 2.0 compliance may interest IT managers, however this security feature is not unique to business SSDs and can be found on, for example, Crucial and Samsung drives too at lower cost. Where the Intel SSD may excel is in its use of older but well-tested components, promoting reliability and freedom from issue inherent with newer hardware and firmware....

Logitech Harmony Smart Control review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict When we first heard about the Logitech Harmony, we were very excited about the concept of controlling our home cinema devices using our iPhones, however it seems the concept was better than the execution. While the Harmony has serious potential and its hardware does a great job with controlling devices (over 225,000), we feel that the accompanying app and setup lets it down somewhat....