Intel wants your next PC to have no wires Intel wants to completely eliminate wires from computers, and is working on a series of wireless technologies to make that a reality in the coming years. PCs are on the way to a “true no-wire” experience, and Intel is working on technologies to remove the clutter of power cords, display connectors and peripheral cables, said Kirk Skaugen, senior vice president, and general manager of the PC Client Group at Intel, during a speech at the Computex trade show in Taipei....

How to find out who unfollowed you on Twitter Want to know who unfollowed you on Twitter? Here, we show you how. Twitter is a brilliant way to communicate with the rest of the world, keeping up to date with the latest news and gossip, and sharing your latest news and gossip if you choose to. As your followers grow on the social network, you’ll find yourself noticing when someone unfollows you, as that big, bold number on your profile decreases....

Xerox Phaser 4622 mono laser printer review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict Big on volume, swift on speed and high on quality, the Xerox Phaser 4622 is an obvious choice for small to medium businesses needing a dependable page churner. It’s only let down by a slightly less user friendly control panel and £250 extra cost for WiFi. When buying a suitableprinterfor a flourishing small-to-medium business, the main priorities are often less about multiplicity of gadgets and funky designs and more about speed, capacity and reliability....

How to make Google forget you Is there something in your past that threatens to ruin your reputation – something to which Google insists on flagging up whenever someone Google’s your name? Good news: a recent ‘Right to be forgotten’ EU court ruling means you can now ask Google to remove specific listings about you from its search results. Here’s how to remove your name from Google search results and make Google forget you....

Lumia 520 vs Motorola Moto E smartphone comparison review Our Verdict There is little to choose between the Moto E and the Lumia 520. Indeed, the chief thing to note is that these are both great handsets at a remarkably low price. The Lumia 520 is thinner and lighter, and comes in multiple colours. The Moto E is marginally cheaper and more powerful. And it has a bigger, better display. You will make your own choice, but for us the combination of that display and the greater flexibility of Android makes us choose the Moto E....