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iPad 10.2in (2021) review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict It could do with a design refresh but thanks to a number of big hardware upgrades, the regular iPad remains easy to recommend as an everyday tablet for almost anyone – even with a 2022 price rise in the UK. Best Prices Today: Apple iPad 10.2in (2021) Updated 19 October 2022with news of a price hike in the UK. Firms like Sony and HTC might have stopped making tablets years ago, but the iPad lives on, and Apple has another new version of its 10....

iPad Air 5 (2022) review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The iPad Air (2022) continues to be the sweet spot in Apple’s tablet collection, offering more similarities to the premium iPad Pro 11 than ever without a dramatic price increase. It does practically everything you’ll need from an iPad, and the M1 chip will continue to deliver high performance for some time to come. Best Prices Today: Apple iPad Air (5th gen, M1, 2022) Updated on 19 October 2022to reflect a price increase in the UK....

Netflix is looking to expand into cloud gaming Since venturing into the gaming market, Netflix has stuck purely to mobile titles. Now, the streaming service is looking to shake things up by exploring the possibility of creating a new cloud gaming platform. As reported byProtocol, Mike Verdu, Netflix’s VP of game development, mentioned this new venture at TechCrunch Disrupt, stating: “We’re very seriously exploring a cloud gaming offering. “We’ll approach this the same way as we did with mobile — start small, be humble, be thoughtful — but it is a step we think we should take to meet members where they are on the devices where they consume Netflix....

Where to download old versions of Adobe software You probably know this already, but Adobe Creative Cloud replaced what used to be known as Adobe’s Creative Suite software (which came on CDs and DVDs). Creative Cloud is a subscription and to get Photoshop and the other apps, you simply download them. Of course, while CC is great for some professionals, it’s expensive for others who don’t use the software enough to make it worth it....

Adobe’s Photoshop & Lightroom upgrades take AI object selection to the next level Adobe’s annual MAX conference is in full swing, and this year’s biggest updates are all about AI and automation, with a raft of improvements to the AI-powered masking features in Photoshop, and a few of the older Photoshop features being introduced to Lightroom too. Photoshop Desktop’s big jump is an improvement to the Object Selection tool, which is both more accurate (especially in fiddly cases like wispy hair) and now capable of recognising a wider range of objects automatically, including the sky, buildings, water, plants, and different types of flooring and ground (e....