Jack is the Content Manager for Tech.co. He has been writing about a broad variety of technology subjects for over a decade, both in print and online, including laptops and tablets, gaming, and tech scams. As well as years of experience reviewing the latest tech devices, Jack has also conducted investigative research into a number of tech-related issues, including privacy and fraud.
After years without a refresh, Apple has finally brought the Mini kicking and screaming into 2019. Kitted out with an A12 processor, it doesn't pull its punches when it comes to power, and its diminutive package seem to make it the ultimate travel tablet.
There are plenty of VPNs out there vying for your bucks, and we're here to pitch two of the best against each other – NordVPN and TorGuard. The winner – by a narrow margin – is NordVPN, which manages to marry a bumper crop of features and a tempting price tag.
If you're looking to make the leap to a VoIP telephone system for your business, we've done the hard work for you and broken down the costs you can expect to pay for a a VoIP system, whether it's hosted by a VoIP provider or locally. We also consider the additional costs.
Grasshopper offers a virtual business telephone line and services aimed at small businesses. However, it's not for everyone - if your business is large enough, Grasshopper won't be able to keep up with your needs. Can it help your company grow? Find out in this full review.
If you’re in the market for a laptop, chances are you’ll have looked at Apple’s MacBook range with envy. If you’re keen to invest in an Apple laptop, it’s typically a decision that boils down to the MacBook Pro or the MacBook Air – our guide explains which to go for.
The Acer Swift 3 lives in the premium Swift range, but marks a good entry point for those that want higher end design and features, but not the cost. While there are some caveats, it serves as a great everyday laptop.
Microsoft's Surface range covers laptops, tablets, and some curious hybrids of the two. Buy do you choose the Book? The Laptop? The Go? Or the Pro? Each has its own positives, as well as one or two things to look out for. We talk you through the line-up.
Lenovo creates a wide range of laptops, from cheap 11-inch models with low-powered processors to powerful gaming laptops that light up like Vegas. There’s also a range of Lenovo Chromebooks to consider for those who want a break from Windows. We guide you through Lenovo's ...
When is a laptop not a laptop? When it’s a Chromebook. Sure, they might look the same, but underneath they are totally different beasts. We take a look a range of Chromebooks for all budgets, from the Dell Chromebook 11, all the way up to Google Pixelbook.
If you’re looking for a Windows laptop, you might be left scratching your head at the number of options. Big or small, detachable screens, dedicated graphics cards, Ram, and 4K screens are all up for consideration. We talk you through the Windows laptop line-ups.
Asus has two clear goals in mind with its laptop range – value and choice. The brand has made it its business to offer a broad selection of laptops to consumers at prices that are bound to attract attention. We take a look at the line-up and help you choose the right Asus ...
There are four distinct iPad's in Apple's tablet range, each designed with a particular user in mind. In this guide, we’ll be focusing on two premium models – the iPad Air and the iPad Pro. We’ll explain the differences between them, and show you just where your money goes.
Dell has been a stalwart of the home computer space for years, with over three decades of experience in manufacturing and selling PCs and laptops. If you’ve been eyeing up its models with a view to pick up a new laptop, we'll guide you through the ranges.
A VPN is an excellent tool for accessing the internet and protecting your privacy at the same time, but of NordVPN and IPVanish which is the best? We found IPVanish has the edge when it comes to features, but is it worth the extra monthly expense? See our full comparison for more
Gone are the days when a new laptop meant having to put down some serious cash. While you can certainly pay a lot for a premium laptop these days, the market has recognized that plenty of us want a laptop for everyday tasks, and don't want to spend too much.