Lenovo Miix 700 review

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Looking for a convertible 2-in-1 device that will cover off both your tablet and Windows laptop needs? Microsoft kickstarted this growing segment with the Surface tablets, but competition is heating up. Lenovo’s Miix 700 is one of the newest entries and I just wrapped up a week with it. Here’s what you need to know.

Tips for creating the best password for your mobile accounts

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     Hacking into mobile accounts is all over the news these days, with either cyber criminals compromising consumer data, or the FBI wanting to break into criminals’ phones for evidence. Security is on everyone’s minds and you should be thinking about it, too. Your first line of defence for any mobile account, of course, is a solid and strong password. So, stop using “password” or your cat’s name, and read on for a few tips for creating the best password for your mobile accounts.

Teach your kids about cyber safety

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Teaching your kids about cyber safety is the best way to keep them safe as they live online. Here are a few tips to help protect them.

Automate the Holidays with Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi

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Solve all your home's signal problems just in time for the holidays by bringing home an easy-to-use Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi Solution.

Is your business getting the full picture of its finances?

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  Make better business decisions with more information. The new Sage 50 Accounting 2015 product line includes Intelligence Reporting.

Microsoft Surface Go 2 Overview

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The Surface Go 2 is the dual-use device you can take anywhere and use as a tablet or laptop, no matter what the task at hand requires.

Wi-Fi vs. Ethernet: Which is right for you?

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Understand Wi-Fi vs. Ethernet: the pros, cons, and tips to help you choose the best connection for your needs.

How to choose the right Wi-Fi router

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We help navigate the complex world of Wi-Fi routers, look at what's available and which mix of technologies and features work best.

Business laptops: designed for getting work done

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What makes a business laptop? What a business (or a professional user) needs in a laptop is going to vary depending on who you ask and the nature of the industry they’re in, but there are some characteristics most business laptops have in common. Generally speaking, a business laptop is powerful enough to take the place of a desktop PC with a display that’s good enough to take the place of an external monitor for hours at a time. It’s able to run software such as Microsoft Office, has the storage capacity for plenty of documents, it’s durable and it has a high quality keyboard. Other factors such as a full complement of ports and connectivity options, battery life and pre-installed software like Microsoft Windows 8 Pro may also come into play. Here’s what else you need to know before deciding on a business laptop.

Review: ASUS 34” ROG Swift Ultrawide Curved IPS G-Sync Gaming Monitor

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With its wide panoramic 34" display, wide colour range and curved display, is this ASUS Republic of Gamers monitor the ultimate gamer experience?