Microsoft Surface Pro 8

An excellent step forward, with an all-new design and faster internals, but the high price is a major barrier

Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 9

The ninth generation of the X1 Carbon brings yet more refinements to this most luxurious of business laptops

Kingston DataTraveler Max

AUSB-C flash drive that's blazingly fast, compact and competitively priced

Facebook Portal Go

A portable smart display that excels for video calling, but it's not as flexible as its rivals

Dynabook Tecra A50-J-11X

A 15in workhorse business laptop that places the emphasis on value rather than finesse

Apple iPhone 13

With improvements in every area, the plain iPhone 13 is a great update - but you may be tempted by others in the range

Apple iPad 10.2 In (2019)

The best entry-level tablet just got better, but the killer new feature – a Smart Keyboard – costs half as much again

Smashing Green Tech Myths

Environmentally friendly or snake oil? Barry Collins tackles five of the biggest green technology truisms

Never Lose A File Again - How To Become A Search Wizard

Fed up of trawling for documents you know you saved somewhere? Nik Rawlinson comes to the rescue

Google Pixel 4

The Pixel 4 has an extra camera and a new design, but Google’s Android crown is beginning to slip

Reviews - Apple iPhone 11 Pro

Apple’s latest flagship phone is fast, chock-full of new features and has an unbelievably good set of cameras

Run Android Apps On Your PC

Nik Rawlinson finds out how to get your favourite smartphone apps running on WindowsPC

PC Pro Excellence Awards 2019

Thanks to the nearly 8,000 participants in this year’s survey, we can reveal the very best brands across 13 different categories – before announcing our products of the year

Switch ISP - What The Broadband Comparison Sites Won't Tell You

Barry Collins exposes the misleading information pumped out by some of the biggest broadband comparison sites

Deep Dive - Disaster Recovery

A system failure at home can ruin your day; Darien Graham-Smith gets ready for the worst to happen, and explores what you can do when it does

Alexa, What Are You Hearing That I Can't ?

Stewart Mitchell reveals how your devices’ microphones are listening out for more than your just your voice commands

Gaming The Real World

Using skills learnt from making games, VR developers are bringing virtual and augmented reality to everything from architecture to trucks, finds Thomas McMullan.

Can VR Help Cure The Mental Health Epidemic?

Nicholas Fearn discovers how virtual reality is being used to treat mental health conditions – and also help non-sufferers experience them

Face Facts: It's A Free-For-All

Police and private security firms are routinely using facial recognition – but who, asks Stewart Mitchell, is checking it’s being used legally?

Universal Broadband? Count To Ten...

Plans to guarantee dismal broadband speeds for all are foundering, Stewart Mitchell finds, as pressure builds on the government to rethink its Universal Service Obligation

What Happens If My ISP Goes Bust?

If your internet provider were to suddenly shut down, how would your business cope? Steve Cassidy explores your options

Are Passwords Still The Best Way To Keep My Business Secure?

All the experts agree that passwords are here to stay, but you need to think about other ways to keep your data secure and your users authenticated.

Terror Clampdown: What More Can Netfirms Do?

Politicians are demanding action against extremist content. Stewart Mitchell investigates whether that might backfire.

Process Automation

Making services work together saves time and manpower. Steve Cassidy explores the potential of modern automation platforms.

HTC U11

Ignoring the gimmick of its squeezy sides, this is a fast phone with a superb camera – but it’s too expensive.

Q&A Teaching Robot Swarms Resilience Through Limping

Researchers are teaching robots to “evolve” on the go so they can keep working despite injuries, letting them leap from the lab to the real world. The University of Southampton’s Dr Danesh Tarapore reveal show to teach robot store cover.

Better Vision: How Self-Driving Cars See In The Dark

The Uber driverless car fatality raises questions about how well sensors can “see”.

Is It Time For Me To Switch To A Different Web Host?

If you’re asking the question then the answer may be “yes”, discovers Nik Rawlinson, but consider your timing carefully

Build A Raspberry Pi Home Server In 30 Minutes

Want to stream your music, create Dropbox-like storage or even host your own website? Nik Rawlinson provides step-by-step advice on doing precisely that

The 2017 Wishlist

CES sets the technology agenda for the year ahead. Here we explore the underlying trends from 2017’s show and exhibit the best of the products our team discovered while trawling the show floors