Computers

Another update from Apple this week, as the company refreshes its iMac lineup, adding Intel's Coffee Lake chips to the 21.5 and 27 inch iMac desktop.

Not sure what the year looks like for macOS, iOS, and keen to see a new computer or two? There's a good chance you will in June.

You might have internet security on your computer, but what about your TV, your phone, or your gaming console? D-Link's latest will bring it to all thanks in part to McAfee.

Having a smart speaker system is only one part of the smart home, and a decent network is definitely needed to bring it all together. Is there a solution that does both?

Some say the only way forward is up. For one of Logitech's new mice, it's a literal interpretation, with an external mouse designed to be ergonomic thanks to its vertical focus.

It's not just phones, tablets, and foldable computers that Huawei is getting into, revealing three computers at Mobile World Congress, too.

Mobile World Congress saw plenty of phones this week, but it wasn't just about phones. Microsoft also glimpsed the future or Augmented Reality, too.

The next generation of mobile technology won't necessarily be quite as dependent on the SIM card. In fact, if you have a supported laptop, from March 7, you can find out for yourself.

Need to upgrade your phone's storage? We've been promised big sizes for a while, but the age of the terabyte upgrades is finally here.

The age of 5G is coming, but 4G will still be kicking around for some time, and the speeds it's capable of are pretty impressive, too. Case in point, Netgear's latest 4G modem, which is really, really fast.