Google, Facebook Unmask Tech Support Scams Google and Facebook are finding cunning scams in which shysters advertise 800 numbers for bogus tech support that typically leads to people giving up personal data and downloading malicious software. The companies described the schemes in thefirst reportpublished byTrustInAds.org, a nonprofit group launched this week by AOL, Facebook, Google and Twitter. The organization is dedicated to educating people about malicious Web advertisements and deceptive practices....

Huawei Ascend P7 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Huawei has produced a stunning smartphone in the Ascend P7 and this is couple with good value for money with that non-flagship price tag. There’s some decent hardware on offer here, particularly the camera but the P7 is let down by software performance issues. Still set on cracking thesmartphonemarket, Huawei has introduced the Ascend P7 at a launch event in Paris. We jumped on the Eurostar in order to spend some time with the new handset so here’s our Huawei Ascend P7 hands-on review....

iPhone 5S vs iPhone 5C smartphone comparison review Our Verdict Overall, there are many similarities between the iPhone 5C and iPhone 5S as well as the differences. They both offer similar battery life, and they have the same display and broadly the same software experience. But the iPhone 5S is quicker, has a better camera and comes with the Touch ID. Plus, it’s more premium-looking than the bright, plastic iPhone 5C and only costs £80 more...

Yoyotech Virtue RS1 family PC review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict Despite including some good peripherals, the Yoyotech Virtue RS1 delivers uninspiring performance and modest features at a relatively high overall price. You can get much more for less money. The Virtue RS1 from Yoyotech is a family PC that offers a reasonably good specification including a 3.4 GHz Intel Core i5-4670 processor and a fast 2 TB Seagate hybrid drive....

DVBLogic DVBLink personal TV server review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The idea of adding live TV to a home media server is attractive, particularly if you can stream it to portable devices as well as fixed PCs. For DVBLink to be a viable Consumer product, though, it needs more work on installation. While DVBLogic may want to retain flexibility, it’s currently much too messy for most general customers. It feels like setting up a modem, circa 1992....