Samsung is a titan in the world of consumer electronics, so it’s no surprise that it’s had a lot to show off at CES this year. Here are some of the highlights — including a portable Windows 10 tablet, a slick Chromebook and two gorgeous additions to the Gear S2 lineup.
Acer is one of the first tech companies to announce their latest wares at CES, and they have quite a few surprises: crazy-thin and USB-C monitors, a Windows 10 flagship phone, the first Wi-Fi ad laptop, new Chrome OS devices and more. Let’s take a look!
Looking for somewhere to keep your Apple Pencil safe as well your iPad Pro? Our pick of the best iPad Pro cases with Pencil holders The Apple Pencil is a fantastic addition to the iPad Pro. It’s the perfect tool for expanding your creativity and really letting loose. However its pressure and tilt sensitive tip is […]
Today we’re going hands on with the Google Pixel C, the first Pixel device to be released with Android on board instead of Chrome OS. Like a Nexus device, this 10.2-inch tablet comes with the latest version of stock Android (Marshmallow), but it’s built by Google’s in-house team rather than an external manufacturer like Huawei or Motorola. It also sets itself apart from its peers with a unique keyboard cover accessory, which could make it a productivity powerhouse. Let’s see how it measures up!
Most of us are pretty aware of the threat that viruses and malware can pose to our PCs and laptops, but what about our tablets? According to research firm eMarketer, half of the UK population are now expected to own a tablet. With more and more users accessing the internet through these devices, there is an increasing security risk, as hackers shift their focus towards mobile apps. The increased portability of our devices also makes us susceptible to theft and losing our devices. Fortunately, there are a few simple and free steps you can take to make your tablet more secure.