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Can UK regulator Ofcom rein in Netflix and Disney+? It was only a matter of time before Ofcom decided to weigh in on streaming services, and very soon standardised regulations for the likes of Netflix, Disney Plus and Amazon Prime Video will be proposed by the UK government. But what does this mean for streaming companies and the content which they produce for global audiences? So far, the intricacies of the regulations are mostly under wraps – but we do know some things....

Comment télécharger la version bêta de Windows 11 ? Windows 11 est passé du concept abstrait à l’annonce officielle en l’espace de quelques semaines, et il est maintenant possible d’essayer le nouveau système d’exploitation par vous-même. Quatre jours seulement après la grande révélation de Windows 11, Microsoft a diffusé la première version bêta publique (ou Insider Preview) aux membres du programme Windows Insider. Cette période de test est une occasion cruciale pour l’entreprise de peaufiner l’expérience Windows 11 en fonction des commentaires des utilisateurs, avant le déploiement complet prévu en octobre....

Dell UltraSharp is the tech giant’s first ever webcam This might come as a slight surprise, but until now Dell has never actually made a dedicated webcam. That’s all changing as webcam sales spike thanks to the pandemic, and with the Dell UltraSharp the company is clearly taking the new venture seriously. The 4K HDR webcam not only touts impressive video quality, but also an infrared sensor to drive Windows Hello facial login, a proximity sensor that adds news security features, and AI auto-framing tech....

Fitbit Inspire 2 vs Fitbit Luxe Fitbit recently released a new activity tracker – the Luxe – which resembles the company’s entry-level Inspire 2, right down to near-identical fitness and wellness features. So what’s the difference and which is is the better buy for you? For fuller descriptions of each, head to ourFitbit Inspire 2 reviewandFitbit Luxe review. Design and build Both Fitbit trackers look similar, with a slim and lightweight design....

Intel’s Tiger Lake range continues to grow – all you need to know Despite fierce competition from AMD and more recently Qualcomm, Intel remains the market leader when it comes to laptop processors. The 11th generation laptop chips (codenamed ‘Tiger Lake’) were officially debuted in September 2020, before making their way into a wide range of devices soon after. That CPU lineup expanded at CES 2021 with the launch of Tiger Lake H-Series, which then saw five new additions in May 2021....