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Sharp’s new air treatment appliances are affordable and out soon Sharp has unveiled a number of new product lines at its Sharp Xperience event. Its home appliances focus is on areas in which it already has expertise. The key product area is air treatment, and the watchword is affordability, with new appliances including a £109 air purifier, a £34.99 aroma diffuser, a portable air conditioner for £449 and two dehumidifiers priced at £229 and £279....

Sky Glass is the first TV with Sky built-in For the first time, Sky is going to sell its own TVs, called Sky Glass. Unveiled today at an exclusive event in London, the new device will feature Sky built-in, Quantum Dot technology and six Dolby Atmos supported speakers. If this sounds like something you’ve heard recently,Amazon also announced it would sell its own-brand TVsbut, currently, that’s only in the US. Read our fullSky Glass review....

Can a Chromebook get a virus? Chromebooks are being advertised heavily at the time of writing, and are marketed as devices that don’t suffer from viruses, spyware or other nasty stuff that can be a problem on Windows PCs. And this means a calmer experience. While this is true to an extent, you may still be at risk if you use a Chromebook in certain ways. We explain what you need to know about viruses and security on a Chromebook....

How to watch Black Widow in the UK Whilst there’s been a lot of excitement surrounding the new Marvel Disney Plus shows, we can’t forget about all the films. Black Widow finally released this Summer, after numerous delays. Following the Avenger and agent Natasha Romanoff, the film Black Widow takes place between Captain America: Civil War and Avengers: Infinity War, exploring how Natasha survived on the run and what she had to encounter before she joined the team to defeat Thanos....

Microsoft Office 2021: Everything you need to know The release of Office 365 in 2011 saw Microsoft take its productivity software in a new direction. For the first time, the likes of Word, PowerPoint and Excel would now be available as part of a subscription service. The big attraction of this was regular updates, with Office apps previously getting one big update every few years. Less than five years after launching, Office 365 was named asthe most popular enterprise cloud service....