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StreamLocator Hub review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The StreamLocator Hub does the job it promises, but the coverage isn’t amazing. Previously, the only way to watch BBC iPlayer, Netflix and other region-locked videos when you’re not actually in that region was to use a VPN. However, there’s now a new option available. The StreamLocator Hub is the product of a start-up company (StreamLocator) based in Toronto, Canada. It’s a box that connects directly to your broadband router via an Ethernet cable and uses a combination of Smart DNS, transparent DNS proxies and domain/IP-based smart routing....

What are seasons in Pokémon GO? As part of the many updates and changed announced on 18 November, seasons are coming to Pokémon GO. What this means is that, as of 1 December 2020, things will change in game every three months to reflect the four seasons spring, summer, autumn and winter. The season will depend on which hemisphere you live in: players in the northern hemisphere will experience in-game winter followed by spring on 1 March while those in the southern hemisphere will experience summer, followed by autumn....

Amazon Echo & Echo Show up to 50% off ahead of Black Friday The fourth-generation Echo speakers were launched only recently, but as we suspected, you can already get them at a discount. Amazon’s Black Friday sale hasn’t started yet, but the company has decided to drop the prices on the Echo 4 and Echo Dot 4, along with plenty of other Echo models including theEcho Show 8, which is down to £59....

Best photo and photobook printing services Digital photos are easy to take, great to share on social media, and of course remain free. But, there’s nothing quite like having a printed photo in your hands or even in a bound book. They’re a great gift for family members, friends or anyone with whom you want to share pictures of your adventures together. Plus, you can keep them on the fridge or your office wall without needing a fancy digital frame or nailing up an iPad....

Consumer Rights Act 2015 Explained If you’ve got a problem with a product bought online or even in a bricks-and-mortar store, the UK Consumer Rights Act covers things like faulty goods and late deliveries. In this article, we’ll explain the law so you know what your rights are when it comes to returning a product for replacement or refund. If the product has a fault, then what you can do depends on exactly when the problem arises, and who you need to claim against....