Asus Zenbook UX301LA review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict After using the Asus UX301LA for a while, it leaves us with no major complaints, it works excellently as a portable computer and is unlikely to cause any problems.??But it equally lacks a single wow-factor feature that make us love it. It gets the job done, but no more. Although Asus has clearly avoided plastic where it can, the UX301LA doesn’t have the quality feel of a £1400 computer, which is more expensive than many other Ultrabooks....

Optoma ML1500 review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict For the travelling business person who wants to reduce luggage while still being able to present during meetings, the Optoma ML1500 will seem like an answered prayer. Its plethora of connectivity and control options, in-built media and office document players and expanded brightness make it a good executive companion. The Optoma ML1500 is designed to fill the gap between the pico miniprojectorsthat fit in your palm, and larger and more solid traditional models....

Samsung Gear Fit activity tracker review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Samsung Gear Fit is a lightweight and good looking, but has too many drawbacks, including accuracy issues and the fact that it’s only compatible with Samsung Galaxy devices. The Gear Fit is Samsung’s first attempt at asmart watch/activity trackerhybrid. It works with a selection of Samsung’s ownsmartphonesand tablets, rather thanAndroidin general. You can’t use it with an iPhone or iPad....

Schenker XMG P304 review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The new GeForce 860M doesn’t break new ground for gaming performance, but the XMG P304 still provides strong performance for games and other applications at a competitive price. It’s also a lot more portable than most gaming laptops, so it can earn its keep when you’re away from home as well. We haven’t seen manylaptopswith nVidia’s new GeForce 800M series of graphics cards yet, but Schenker is one of the first off the mark with its compact XMG P304....

Hacker claim about bug in fixed OpenSSL likely a scam Security experts have expressed doubts about a hacker claim that there’s a new vulnerability in the patched version of OpenSSL, the widely used cryptographic library repaired in early April. A group of five hackers writes in apostingon Pastebin that they worked for two weeks to find the bug and developed code to exploit it. They’ve offered the code for the price of 2....