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Alienware’s m15 R5 is its first ever AMD Ryzen laptop The Alienware brand has been at the forefront of PC gaming for a quarter of a century. However, sinceits acquisition byDell in 2006, it’salmost exclusivelybeen an Intel-powered affair. In fact, the lastAlienware hardware with an AMD processor was the AuroramALX, which debuted all the way back in 2007. However, that’s all set to change with Dell’s new Alienware lineup for 2021, led by the redesigned m15 R5....

Does my PSVR headset work on PS5? You’ve managed to get your hands on a PlayStation 5 – congratulations – and now you’re wondering if you can use it with your PSVR headset. You’re not alone, especially considering there’s no plug for the PlayStation Camera on Sony’s latest console, but the good news is that it is possible to use your PlayStation VR headset on PS5. However, it’s not as straightforward as you might imagine, with the need for a specific adapter to make the accessory work as designed....

Dyson thinks you need a formaldehyde detector. Do you? Even before the pandemic, people spent 90% of their time indoors. A good chunk of it was in public buildings, like pubs, cinemas, offices and restaurants. But over the last year, much of that indoor time has been transferred chez vous. As we’re spending so much time at home, we have more time to worry about indoor air quality and to think about what we’re breathing in while we’re working from home, relaxing at home, eating at home, being bored at home....

EarFun Uboom review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict A fantastic all-round Bluetooth speaker that’s simply excellent value. Best Prices Today: EarFun Uboom Often, it’s the unknown brands that produce an unexpectedly good-value product. EarFun is certainly unknown to most people, yet its affordable Bluetooth speaker punches well above its weight. It sounds good, feels well put together and is fully waterproof to boot. The sides of the cylindrical body are covered in a black mesh, with a rubber top and bottom....

Fake Netflix app tries to steal your card details Fake Netflix app tries to steal your card details Yet another app has been discovered in the Google Play store that managed to evade checks for malware. The FlixOnline app uses Netflix’s logo and promises unlimited entertainment from anywhere in the world. In reality, asCheck Point Researchdiscovered, its sole purpose is to direct victims to a fake Netflix website to steal their login and payment details....