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How to watch the DP World Tour Championship without Sky Sports Tommy Fleetwood ended last season as European No 1 after beating fellow countryman Justin Rose to the Race to Dubai. This year Fleetwood is chasing Francesco Molinari’s commanding lead, made all the more intriguing after the pair’s obvious bromance during the Ryder Cup. The two star men went some way to helping Europe win the Ryder Cup at a canter from the USA, and ten golfers from that contest are competing in the first round in Dubai....

Huawei MateBook X Pro review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The MateBook X Pro is a top-notch laptop and a fairly reasonable price. The entry-level Dell XPS 13 undercuts it, but to get equivalent specs, the XPS 13 9370 is exactly the same price at US$1199.99. Even the top model doesn’t have an Nvidia MX150 GPU, so the Core i7 MateBook X Pro outperforms the XPS 13 when it comes to graphics power....

Just Cause 4 review: Hands-on Our Verdict We’ve played four hours of Just Cause 4, and we’re excited by what we’ve seen. It’s the biggest, deadliest and most varied open world of any Just Cause game to date, providing a perfect environment for Rico Rodriguez to explore and, inevitably blow up. We’ll deliver a full verdict once we get access to a review copy in the coming weeks. Best Prices Today: Just Cause 4 We’re weeks away from the release ofJust Cause 4, one of the most chaotic games coming out this year....

Lenovo Smart Display review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Lenovo Smart Display is a strong start for Google’s smart display ecosystem, and probably a better option than the Google Home Hub for most users – if only for the integration of a camera for video calling. Ultimately, the irritations here are mostly on Google’s side, and mostly software – so we hope they might improve over time anyway. Lack of support for the vertical orientation and the frustratingly stripped back touchscreen controls are undeniably annoying, and highlight the occasional failings of the voice controls....

Major security breach exposes millions of SMS messages The Voxvox database was found to be accessible by Berlin-based security researcher Sébastien Kaul. The database was only taken down after Voxvox were contacted by TechCrunch, while it contained text messages sent to customers from giants such as Google, Amazon and Microsoft. The server was still active for some time after the breach was discovered, meaning that anyone with the know-how could monitor a virtually uninterrupted stream of live data to discover a wide variety of personal information....