Here we revealed what personal info is shared by your browser. In part two, Robert Irvine looks at the privacy hole in your pocket
Thursday, 23 February 2017
Reboot anything from anywhere
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Nothing fixes problems as quickly as turning a device off and on again. Edward Munn explains how to reboot your router, PC and phone, wherever you are
Wednesday, 22 February 2017
Best safer-browsing tools
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Since Web of Trust (WOT) lost the confidence of web users, Andy Shaw has been testing the alternatives
Our guide to fake news
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What you’re about to read is completely true, unlike many stories you see online. David Crookes exposes the facts behind fake news
What is ‘fake news’?
The term ‘fake news’ refers to stories that look real, but are deliberately false and misleading. Widely shared on social media, they entice people with their clickbait headlines and fool them with potentially damaging disinformation. By doing so, they have become one of the web’s most pressing problems, making it ever more difficult to distinguish between myth and reality.
Tuesday, 21 February 2017
Onkyo DP-X1 - entertainment for your ears
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The DP-X1 is Onkyo's take on the personal hi-res audio player, but as Ed Selley notes, there's more to it than just a measured performance with tunes
Not content with making an AV receiver for all occasions, Onkyo has been busy beefing up its music credentials over the last few years. It's curated its own hi-res music portal (Onkyo Music), launched headphones in collaboration with Iron Maiden and courted two-channel love with a growing range of hi-fi separates. Now comes its DP-X1 personal audio player, which promises to deliver high-quality listening on the go and give your smartphone a break. If you're the kind of technophile who's amassed a hi-res library (FLAC, WAV, AIFF, ALAC, DSD, etc) but wants to set it free from the confines of your home cinema, this pocketsized gizmo is for you.




