Best crypto mining pools By Nate Drake, Jonas P. DeMuro published 15 March 21 Buying Guide Having difficulty picking a mining pool? We’ve highlighted the most reliable and potentially profitable operations.
One.com review By Mike Williams, Nate Drake, Mirza Bahic published 11 January 21 Updated One.com's low prices make it a good choice for beginners but experienced users will be better off looking elsewhere.
How to stay safe online By Ben Andrews, Matt Hanson, Nate Drake last updated 11 November 20 Updated We reveal who's watching you online and the best ways to shut them out.
Webhosting UK review By Mike Williams, Nate Drake, Mirza Bahic published 4 November 20 Updated You get low prices, for sure, but has this web host’s cost-cutting gone too far?
A Small Orange review By Nate Drake, Mike Williams published 9 September 20 Updated A Small Orange is a capable web host, but be careful you don't go over the limits on your plan...
Yahoo Web Hosting review By Nate Drake, Mike Williams published 9 September 20 Updated Yahoo has its fingers in all sorts of pies, including web hosting.
Freedcamp review By Nate Drake last updated 6 August 20 This is a user-friendly project management platform which is free into the bargain.
How to use NTFS drives on a Mac By Nate Drake published 16 June 19 From formatting drives to a more universal file system to using third-party tools, we show you how to use NTFS drives on a Mac
How to choose the best Linux distro for your laptop By PC Plus, Nick Peers, Nate Drake published 11 June 19 Updated Linux is an ideal solution for notebook users – providing you pick the right distro.
How to use your MacBook safely in public By Nate Drake published 9 June 19 Keep safe from hackers and snoopers when you’re out and about with your MacBook
How to boost your productivity with macOS 10.14 Mojave By Nate Drake published 19 May 19 Boost your productivity using macOS 10.14 Mojave with these tips and tricks.
How to personalize macOS Mojave By Nate Drake published 18 May 19 We show you how to personalize macOS Mojave to look the way you want it to.
How to manage Apple subscriptions in macOS Mojave By Nate Drake published 14 May 19 In this guide we show you how to setup and manage Apple Music, Family Sharing and App subscriptions in macOS Mojave
How to install Ubuntu on the Raspberry Pi By Nate Drake published 26 March 19 Bring the most popular Linux desktop OS to your Raspberry Pi today.
Should I buy a Surface Pro? By Nate Drake published 12 November 18 The Surface Pro is light, sleek and distinguished, but it's also a little bit expensive.
Should I buy a MacBook Air? By Nate Drake published 10 November 18 The MacBook Air is slimmer and lighter than ever offering the best value for portable Macs.
GoDaddy Bookkeeping review By Nate Drake published 16 October 18 GoDaddy Bookkeeping is a great choice for small businesses that do not need an overly sophisticated accountancy tool.
Just bought a new tech gadget? Do these 5 steps right now! By Nate Drake published 31 August 18 We'll show you how to protect your new devices and keep them running smoothly.
How to download, install and use GPU-Z By Nate Drake published 27 August 18 Get down to the bare bones of your graphics card settings by using GPU-Z. We show you how.
How to install and use Cinebench By Nate Drake published 21 August 18 We show you how to use Cinebench to benchmark your system.
How to get Android messages on PC By Nate Drake published 8 August 18 Updated Want to know how to get your Android messages on PC?
How to speed up macOS 10.13 By Nate Drake published 19 July 18 Give your Mac a speed boost by applying our tips on how to speed up macOS 10.13.
How to send secure email messages with Bitmessage By Nate Drake published 28 June 18 Utilise the power of public key cryptography to send messages securely via Bitmessage.
How to get the Windows 98 experience on today's PCs By Nate Drake published 25 June 18 Windows 98 at 20 Missing the 1990's? Here's how to get a Windows 98 experience on a modern PC.
Hands on: KDE Plasma 5.13.0 review By Nate Drake published 13 June 18 Not yet rated There's plenty to like about KDE Foundation's new spin on its desktop environment.