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HP OmniBook Ultra Flip 14 review
The AI PC era is set to change everything, but it is starting with names. HP now calls its Spectre x360 the OmniBook Ultra Flip 14, which is supposed to make everything easier to understand. ‘Omni’ means all, so we are under the impression that this brand can do many things – though it is specifically attributed to the inclusion…
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CyberGhost VPN Review (2025): Features, Pricing, and Security
CyberGhost VPN fast facts Our rating: 4.3 stars out of 5Pricing: Starts at $6.99 per month (6-month plan)Key features: Offers servers in 100 countries and 125 locations. Includes streaming, torrenting, and gaming servers. Has generous free trial options. CyberGhost VPN has an impressive server fleet spaning 100 countries and 125 locations, an affordable starting price, and specialized servers for streaming,…
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Acer Aspire Vero 16 review
The Acer Aspire Vero 16 is Acer’s latest take on a more sustainable laptop, following on from 2022’s TravelMate Vero and Aspire Vero 14, not to mention the Chromebook Vero we looked at back in 2023. Acer promotes the range on its eco credentials, pushing the device’s carbon-neutral lifecycle and 60% recycled plastic build. Yet, even beyond these (and a…
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Fellow Stagg EKG kettle review
The Fellow Stagg EKG gooseneck kettle is one of our best electric kettles, and for good reason. The precise gooseneck spout ensures a careful, controlled pour that will give you the best coffee flavor possible. The Stagg’s gooseneck spout is basically leak-proof and drip-proof. You won’t be accidentally dunking water on your pour-over Chemex or V60 — you’ll be showing…
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Philips 27E1N1900AE monitor review | ITPro
If you’re wondering why we’re reviewing the same Philips monitor for a second time, then you’ll need to reread the product name. This isn’t the excellent Philips 27E1N1600AE (£199) which we recommended back in July 2024. This is the slightly pricier Philips 27E1N1900AE. This model doesn’t just turn the 6 upside down and add £50 to the price, however –…
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Windscribe VPN Review (2025): Features, Pricing, and Security
Windscribe VPN fast facts Our rating: 4.1 stars out of 5Pricing: Starts at $5.75 (annual plan)Key features: Has a generous free version. ScribeForce team accounts for organizations. Unlimited device connections. Windscribe VPN is a decent option for those seeking a virtual private network with a fully functional free version. Its free plan allows up to 10GBs of data, unlimited device…
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2024 Chevrolet Silverado EV First Drive Review
Similar to the Rivian R1T and Tesla Cybertruck, GM’s electric pickup truck has a unified bed/cab structure and independent rear suspension. It uses GM’s modular electric-vehicle-specific Ultium design—the same one that underpins the Cadillac Lyriq, Chevrolet Blazer EV, GMC Hummer EV, and other future GM vehicles, as well as the Acura ZDX and Honda Prologue. The Silverado EV is available…
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Nakivo Backup & Replication 11 review
SMBs are faced with a huge choice of data backup products but Nakivo’s Backup & Replication (NBR) adds extra appeal as it supports more host platforms than any other solution. Along with versions for Windows, Linux, VMware, Nutanix and AWS EC2, Nakivo provides packages for all the main NAS appliance vendors including Qnap and Synology plus generic ARM-based models. Client…
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Review: The Vvolt Centauri II Just Became My New Favorite E-Bike
I’ve tested a ton of bikes since I started doing reviews on Lifehacker in 2023—from low frills affairs like the Propella 7S to higher end e-Mountain Bikes like Canyon’s Spectral—and while no e-bike is right for every type of rider and every taste, the Centauri II is my overall favorite. I like the Vvolt Centauri II so much that I…
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Malwarebytes Teams review | ITPro
Tools for combating malware frequently target either extreme: home users or enterprise. That can leave small businesses, home workers, and sole proprietors wondering which way to jump. Will a consumer product be up to the job of protecting not only the assets on which their business relies but also the data and documents it generates? Will the enterprise offering be…
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