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Ring Video Doorbell 3 Plus review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Doorbell 3 Plus represents a big step forward in the battle against false motion detection, thanks to new close-range sensors. There’s also Pre-Roll tech that, while not quite the same as continuous recording, provides a valuable few seconds of footage from before an event was triggered – perfect for reviewing any potential criminal activity. Those are welcome additions, but it’s hard to recommend the upgrade from the Video Doorbell 2, which is identical in most other respects....

Sony unveils the first Days of Play 2020 deals Sony has unveiled the first deals we can expect to see during next week’s Days of Play sale, and the good news is that a few of them look set to rival the savings we saw during the lastBlack Friday. The offers were teased on thePlayStation blogbut won’t go live until25 May, when they’ll be available from various retailers until the sale ends on8 June....

The new Razer Blade Pro 17 can have a 300Hz display Razer has unveiled its updatedRazer Blade Pro 17laptop with an optional 300Hz refresh rate 1080p display. The laptop also gets Intel’s latest tenth-gen Core i7-10875H processor and Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 2070 or 2080 Max Q for $2,599 and $3,199 respectively. In the UK the prices start at £2,599 so we assume the other models cost the same in pounds as they do in dollars....

Valorant release date, trailer, beta, gameplay & more Valorant is the new 5v5 competitive hardcore shooter from Riot Games (you know, the team behind that little known game League of Legends) that looks to combine the flair and style of Overwatch with the intense, precise gunplay of Counter Strike. Like League of Legends, Valorant will be free-to-play when it arrives later this year, and the question will be whether Riot can differentiate the game to make it stand out, especially withOverwatch 2on the way – though it’s betting big on anti-cheating and network tech that could help push Valorant’s competitive scene forward....

What is OpenVPN? VPNs used to be a niche tool used mainly for remote working. But with online privacy and security now priorities for everyone – plus tales of the government monitoring your traffic and ISPs selling your browsing data to the highest bidder – VPNs are becoming an essential app for your phone, laptop and other devices. Security is the name of the game when it comes to VPNs. They encrypt all data travelling from your device to the internet through a private ‘tunnel’ so your activity can’t be monitored by prying eyes....