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Review: Updated: Toshiba Satellite Radius 12
Toshiba notebooks and 4K screens almost seem mutually exclusive. Just about every laptop in the Japanese electronic firm’s portfolio comes with an Ultra HD (UHD) option. The Satellite Radius 12 comes as the company’s latest and smallest convertible laptop yet to go 4K. The 12.5-inch Ultrabook features a stunningly vibrant and sharp screen with a…
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Review: Updated: Google Apps for Work 2016
For decades, the gold standard of office productivity software has been Microsoft Office – it inherited IBM’s status as the technology nobody got fired for buying. But while Office is undoubtedly powerful, many of its users don’t use many of its features. So why pay for things your organisation doesn’t use? That’s the rationale behind…
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Review: Updated: Google Apps for Work 2016
For decades, the gold standard of office productivity software has been Microsoft Office – it inherited IBM’s status as the technology nobody got fired for buying. But while Office is undoubtedly powerful, many of its users don’t use many of its features. So why pay for things your organisation doesn’t use? That’s the rationale behind…
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Review: UPDATED: Netflix
Netflix is the king of online streaming, using more global bandwidth than cat videos and piracy combined. According to Sandvine, at peak times it’s using 37% of America’s peak-time internet bandwidth, compared to just 4% for Bittorrent. It’s becoming a big deal elsewhere too, accounting for a huge amount of Europe’s downstream traffic. That means…
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Review: UPDATED: Netflix
Netflix is the king of online streaming, using more global bandwidth than cat videos and piracy combined. According to Sandvine, at peak times it’s using 37% of America’s peak-time internet bandwidth, compared to just 4% for Bittorrent. It’s becoming a big deal elsewhere too, accounting for a huge amount of Europe’s downstream traffic. That means…