Asus Transformer Book Duet TD300 hands-on review Our Verdict Our initial impression of the Transformer Book Duet TD300 is that it’s a unique device that will attract some genuine interest and intrigue. However, the device seems a little too cumbersome to be used as a convertible device as it’s intended to be, meaning that users are only really going to use it in the Laptop mode, making half of the Transformer Book Duet TD300 virtually redundant!...

Slysoft AnyDVD HD review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict AnyDVD HD does what it sets out to do. It makes the contents of pretty much any DVD or Blu-ray disc available to the programs you want to use with it. This means you can play commercial movies from other regions using whatever software you want and back up any DVD using an app of your choice. It’s important to note you should only use this tool for security backup or to maintain access to discs you have already bought....

Samsung HW-F551 soundbar review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Overall, the HW-F551 is a slick, well-behaved 2.1 option that improves TV audio without causing an undue racket. The glitzy design is a good match for Samsung’s own flatscreen offerings, but could be Construed as a tad ostentatious for some living rooms. We’ve no qualms with its performance though. It delivers a wide, crisp soundstage, gets gutsy when it needs to and is extremely easy to live with....

Trend Micro Mobile Security review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Solid anti-virus and rogue app protection, but the extras let Trend Micro down. The anti-theft features are limited and weak, while the parental controls are embarrassingly easy to skirt around. Trend Micro is a long-established name in the security business, so it’s disappointing to see its app forAndroid phoneandAndroid tabletfall short. Let’s start with the positives. A 100% detection record for recognised malicious apps in the most recent AV-TEST labs is, of course, to be applauded....

Nike FuelBand SE review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The FuelBand SE is a reliable and motivational activity tracker with good battery life and handy automatic synching. However, it’s expensive, works only with iOS and lacks proper sleep tracking and movement reminders. If the list of missing features doesn’t worry you, it’s a great choice but for other people, it’s going to be worth waiting for the Fitbit Force to launch in the UK....