Top 10 fixes for common PC problems

Top 10 fixes for common PC problems Here are 10 Answer Line articles from the last two years that every Windows user should read. 1. Attack of the Blue Screen of Death You’re working on an important project, and suddenly your screen displays nothing but white text against a blue background. If it happens once, you curse, reboot, and hope for the best. But if you’re getting these BSODs frequently, you’ve got a problem that needs fixing....

June 18, 2014 · 5 min · 897 words · Mrs. Michelle Walker DVM

Canon SELPHY CP910 compact photo printer review

Canon SELPHY CP910 compact photo printer review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict If you already own the SELPHY CP900 there will be no need to upgrade to the Canon SELPHY CP910 unless you want to make the most of direct Wi-Fi printing. However if you’re starting from scratch, this will be a fun way to print smartphone photos wherever you are. Canon’s chic little SELPHY CP910 is an upgrade of the CP900photo printerthey released in 2012 and has been issued in attractive glossy black or white editions....

June 17, 2014 · 3 min · 491 words · Jenna Thomas

EE Kestrel review

EE Kestrel review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict We like the Kestrel, we really do. We don’t like its design and build quality, and we hate its user interface, but in other respects the Kestrel has a lot going for it. Whereas network operators haven’t yet been able to make 4G connectivity available UK-wide, at least the hardware on which to enjoy it is now available even to those on tight budgets....

June 17, 2014 · 9 min · 1745 words · Grace Clarke

M8 vs E8: You’re wasting your money on the HTC One M8

M8 vs E8: You’re wasting your money on the HTC One M8 Our Verdict Until we have an exact UK price for the HTC One E8 it’s a little difficult to make any firm conclusions. However, if we are to believe that it will come in with a mid-range price tag – say, no more than £300 – it’s very difficult to justify the extra cost of the £519 HTC One M8....

June 17, 2014 · 8 min · 1496 words · Sue Bullock

Panasonic TX­50AX802 4K UHD TV review

Panasonic TX­50AX802 4K UHD TV review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict Ultimately, the Panasonic TX­50AX802 is a thunderously fine UHD flatscreen, capable of outstanding 4K picture quality. Detail, dynamics and colour depth are all first­class. The set also looks great with full­HD and upscales Blu­ray content with Considerable finesse. While the lack of Netflix 4K support is a disappointment, the inclusion of Freetime remains a trump card. Overall Smart functionality is fine....

June 16, 2014 · 4 min · 802 words · Mark Griffin
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