MSI GT70 2PC Dominator review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The MSI is exceedingly quick, it’s got a good screen, and its ergonomics and speakers are all impressive. But it has a huge, flashy design and it lacks any battery longevity. Those are issues that aren’t always tackled by the MSI’s rivals, though, and the GT70 is faster and cheaper – the top specification versions of both Alienware machines is several hundred pounds higher....
iPhone message names not showing – what to do Here’s what to do if youriPhone‘s messaging app has stopped showing the names of people who message you, instead showing only their phone numbers. No-one knows anyone else’s phone number these days. If pushed I can remember my own, that of my childhood home and those of my long-deceased grandparents. We operate these days using contacts – peoples’ names. But from iOS5 onward some iPhone users have reported and occasional and somewhat annoying bug....
Tenda W900U review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Tenda W900U is a well-made and incredibly lightweight 11ac wireless dongle. It performed extremely well in our tests, equalling or besting the performances of rivals from Netgear and D-Link. Given its price of just £24, which is £13 cheaper than the D-link DWA-182 and a whopping £36 cheaper than the Netgear A6200 this looks like a bargain. The Tenda W900U is a wireless 802....
Amazon Kindle Paperwhite review – latest model Expert’s Rating Our Verdict If you can afford it, you won’t be disappointed with the latest Paperwhite but it’s worth checking out the £49 Nook GlowLight and associated book store before taking the plunge. Some would argue thateReadersare outmoded, with the latest lightweighttabletsbeing just as comfortable to hold for long periods, having higher resolution screens and also able to do a multitude of other things that an eReader can’t....
Sony KDL-50W829 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Overall, the Sony KDL-50W829 can be regarded as something of a star. The interface could be more responsive, although priced at less than a grand, it delivers an uncompromising picture performance, and well-rounded feature spec. Its Smart connected functionality is solid, although it lacks a full complement of catch-up. We particularly like the new One-Flick Discovery search and recommendation bar. In all, the W8 is a superb Full HD flatscreen that won’t break the bank....
