You may recall that last month it emerged that Microsoft is apparently working on an affordable Surface tablet to take the fight to the iPad, and a little more info has emerged on the device, including a codename: ‘Lex’.
According to Microsoft tipster WalkingCat (as spotted by Windows Latest), the alleged 10-inch slate has an internal code name of
Read more: Budget Surface tablet with USB-C rumored to be codenamed ‘Lex’
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You've got a ton of CDs collecting dust that you can't bear to get rid of, but you still love the new-fangled convenience of a smart speaker. Denon's after your money – it's releasing a new hi-fi system that packs in all the latest connected features, while still supporting good old physical media.
The CEOL N10 is the successor to the
Read more: Denon CEOL N10 Hi-Fi squeezes in Alexa and AirPlay 2
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It looks like Microsoft and Qualcomm’s Always-Connected PCs (APC) are about to meet their match, as Google is reportedly working on bringing eSIM as well as Project Fi support to Chromebooks.
The finding comes from a code review by XDA of the open source Chromium code base, which Chrome OS is based upon. This support for eSIMs – and by proxy P
Read more: Tomorrow's Chromebooks will likely support eSIMs and Project Fi
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Following some ridiculous prices at the start of the year, deals on the Google Pixel 2 have since been miserably high. But that's all changed this week, as Carphone Warehouse-owned Mobiles.co.uk has launched a raft of new Pixel 2 XL deals that make it one of the best-value phones on the market.
The headline price is the all new £23 per month
Read more: Google Pixel 2 XL deals just crashed: now £23 per month for the big-screen handset
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Taxes are said to be one of only two certainties in life, besides death, so if you're going to have to pay your dues then it's well worth getting a software program to help.
Fortunately, there are now a number of top-quality packages out there ready to take the stress and confusion out of managing, calculating and filing your taxes – leaving you to
Read more: Best UK tax software of 2018
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Using a full-scale VPN service has multiple benefits: Wi-Fi connections are encrypted, a new IP address hides your identity, and you may be able to access sites you can't normally reach.
There are downsides, too. A VPN typically slows down your internet connection, might conflict with some applications, and can sometimes be expensive.
VPN and proxy
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