Content and news by Jamie Fletcher

Black Friday is gone; all hail Cyber Monday! So in case you missed all those deals over the weekend, there’s still another day left of retail onslaught as everyone tries to claim that elusive deal before Christmas hits. Some of the deals have carried over from the Friday, while new ones appear…..

On the lookout for a new graphics card? We’ve put together a guide to help you pick the right graphics card for your budget. For new builds or upgrades, there are an assortment of GPUs to pick in each price range. Competative eSports on a budget, to ultrawide or multi-monitor gaming, there’s something for everyone.

If the headlines surrounding Yahoo lately have you concerned about the integrity of your Yahoo Mail account, you should consider moving providers. While there are many options, this quick guide exists to help you easily switch from Yahoo Mail to the other big guns: Gmail and Outlook.

It’s that time of year when people go a little bit crazy as retailers flog off whatever they can in a mad dash to guarantee delivery before the often hectic festive season begins. Black Friday, where people line up in the streets at 5am for a chance to buy waffle irons at…..

I’m a big fan of magnets, they’re just plain cool. Corsair was attracted to the idea of using magnets in it’s latest fans and created the ML-Series. Sporting magnetic levitation, the ML Series fans are meant to be the last set of fans you’ll ever need. Maintaing both high performance and quiet operation, we take the ML120 and ML140 PRO LED fans for a spin.

You’re going to be seeing a lot more wireless headphones and audio gear over the next few years, due in no small part to Apple ditching the 3.5mm audio jack from its latest iPhones. But ask anyone what they think of wireless audio, especially Bluetooth, and you’ll often get the same response.…..

It’s been over a year since Windows 10 rolled out to the masses. It’s been a year since the complaints have been rolling in. One of the most critical oversteps is Microsoft’s draconic control over system updates. It’s high time this was fixed without having to resort to low-level system hacks and workarounds.

Looking for a no-nonsense mechanical keyboard with full RGB backlighting, but without the annoying software to go with it? AZIO has you covered with the MGK1 RGB gaming keyboard. Kailh Blue switches and a smart design keeps this keyboard solid, as we find out in this review.

Myst creator Cyan Inc, took to Kickstarter a couple years back to test the waters for a new adventure. After a successful round of crowdfunding and just over 2 years later, Obduction is finally released in all its enigmatic glory. Join us as we get seriously lost in this modern adventure.

Intel has this week announced its 7th generation Core processors, codenamed Kaby Lake. This launch is a little different for Intel, as Kaby Lake is neither a “tick” nor “tock”. Instead, it’s an in-between release that focuses on refinement, and will hold us over until Cannonlake arrives. Let’s see what it’s made of.

NVIDIA is still rolling out its Pascal launch with yet another GPU, this time with a more budget friendly GTX 1060 equipped with 3GB of GDDR5 instead of 6GB. The aim is to hit the sub $200 mark and to some extent, undercut AMD’s RX 480 by performing slightly better. The main…..

It’s rant time. Apple has pretty much confirmed that it’s dropping the humble 3.5mm audio jack from its upcoming iPhone, replacing it with the digital-only Lightning connector. Now it’s Intel’s turn by talking up the benefits of USB Type-C replacing the ubiquitous audio connector too. Apple, Intel, can we please stop this…..

The Witcher 3 received a small update the other day, and it left many puzzled as to what was added. Well, that small patch was something very big, and that was the activation of NVIDIA’s super screenshot tool, Ansel. We took the tool for a quick spin and delved into some 3D VR and super-high resolution screenshots.

NVIDIA continues with its aggressive launch of Pascal with the announcement of its new wave of notebook GPUs, the GTX 1080, 1070 and 1060. With promises of desktop level performance from a notebook part, NVIDIA is pushing hard for high performance solutions that are VR-Ready and 120 FPS capable.

Memory and storage are key components in any modern computer, be it a desktop, laptop, or your humble mobile phone. Packing ever higher densities into some very cramped real-estate, Micron is releasing its new wave of 3D NAND flash chips, with technology co-developed with Intel, to squeeze in as much as 32GB…..

Storage is a constant problem for many mobile users. With a lot of phones having small internal storage and no means with which to expand it (SD cards are still uncommon for a lot of phones and tablets), there is a constant battle to make space while keeping fond memories. While there…..

With SIGGRAPH 2016 in full swing, NVIDIA introduces its plans for GPU based ray-tracing, updates to Iray and mental ray, and extended support of SDKs and APIs. Virtual reality gets special treatment with ray-tracing and spherical composite video. And finally, NVIDIA begins scaling compute in the visual world with its Tesla P100 powered DGX-1 clusters, and introduces a monstrous 12 TFLOP Quadro, the P6000.

With the Windows 10 free upgrade coming to a close for existing Windows 7 and 8 users, we’ve gone through Microsoft’s latest and last OS to see some of the features and considerations to pay mind to if you’re still sitting on the fence. With the anniversary release coming up, we also take a look at the future of Windows 10.

Well, this completely came out of nowhere. For those of you holding off on a new GPU, and you’ve been waiting on a new GTX 1080, well, things got a whole lot more exciting with the announcement of a new TITAN – the TITAN X! No, that’s not a typo, it really…..

A couple of years ago, Seagate quietly decommissioned its Barracuda brand in place of a rather dull ‘Desktop’ series of hard drives. Today though, Seagate has decided to bring back the old naming, but with a slightly different styling of BarraCuda (why the capital C? who knows…). There are four new series…..