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With word that it’s now possible to download early versions of Google Fuchsia and install it for yourself, we wouldn’t be surprised if there’s a renewed interest in the Google Pixelbook. A hybrid in both function and physique, the latest flagship laptop has a lot to offer that the company’s similarly priced Chromebook Pixel series never could.  More specifically, this 2-in-1 laptop gives its users a sample of Android while still maintaining the features and design, beloved by many, of Chrome OS. The Google Pixelbook packs a lot of modern flavor into a maturing, convertible form factor, and if reports are to be believed, it may even be getting ubiquitously implemented dark mode to sweeten the deal. While sold separately, the Google Pixelbook does wield a stylus that alleviates much of the pain you would expect from using Android applications on a laptop. At the same time, the fact that you can flip the machine 360 degrees inside out makes for another compelling case to buy the Googl

Once upon a time, Samsung unveiled a phone with a unique characteristic: it had a built-in projector. Back in 2012, the Samsung Galaxy Beam thrilled us with this innovative feature. That said, both the Beam and its follow-up, the Beam 2, proved to be commercial failures as Samsung canned the idea. Fast forward to 2018 and in the increasingly competitive world of smartphone manufacturers, a little known Chinese vendor, Ragentek, has decided to resurrect the idea in the form of the Voga V – with the scanning engine for the projector display, the PicoP, coming from MicroVision. Design The first thing you notice about the Voga V is how thick and heavy it is. That’s not a surprise given that it houses a projector, and at 10.2mm with a weight of 204g, it is still smaller than most portable models – its footprint (153 x 76mm) is average for a device with a 5.5-inch display. That said, the Voga V never felt uncomfortable to use, as its full metal body is designed in such a way to make ho

In 1998, shortly after Steve Jobs made his way back into the company, reprising his role as CEO, Apple released the iMac G3. Controversially known for abandoning technological conventions at the time, it would take years for us to realize that behind its transparent ‘Bondi Blue’ shell was a glimpse of the future. The iMac has changed significantly, however, in the last 20 years. Even though Apple says it’s still going to keep repairing iMacs dating back to 2011, there are more than a few reasons to shell out for a newer model right now. For one, it’s not as ludicrously expensive as you might expect to purchase a brand-new out of the box iMac from 2017. In fact, the starting price is barely more than that of a three-year-old MacBook Air . Better yet, unlike most Windows-based desktop PCs you can buy, the iMac comes with all of the supplies you need to get started with it. You won’t have to go out and buy a monitor, nor a mouse and keyboard, to enjoy the Apple iMac after it’s been unbo

The LG K10 is a very, well, mid-range phone. It's hard to say that much more about it, because without the price it just feels like a phone that's made to put some phone bits on a chassis that looks a lot like a phone, and ta-da! suddenly a phone appears. That's not to say there's anything wrong with the LG K10 (2018) - it just doesn't really wow in any way. Then again, given it's middle of the road in terms of the likely price bracket, you wouldn't expect it to LG K10 (2018) price and release date We're thoroughly guessing on the price here, but if it's more than £150 then it's too expensive. The release date is going to vary by region, but we doubt you'll have to wait too long if you're going to see it in a local phone shop, Google this preview and wonder if it's worth buying. Design and screen Actually, we're probably being a bit mean to this handset - if it comes in with a lower cost, then it's probably worth checki

The Corsair One Elite is a stunning and almost unprecedented PC. It’s one of the smallest systems on the market, yet it’s also one of the most powerful as well. This version of the Corsair One retains the excellent exterior design that was introduced last year, but the internals have been given a huge boost.  Corsair reckons they’re perfect for work and play – and we’re about to find out if this tiny tower can cope with a serious upgrade. Price and availability The Corsair One Elite we’re reviewing is the beefiest and most expensive specification Corsair is selling, with the Intel Coffee Lake Core i7 processor, GTX 1080 Ti graphics card and 32GB of memory for $2,999 (£2,799) That latter specification is only really required by creatives, so the Corsair One Pro Plus is also available. It’s got the same processor and GPU, but it halves the memory allocation to drop the price to $2,799 (£2,549). Last year’s models are also still available with a small price reduction. The One Pro

The Nuu G3 has had its European launch at MWC 2018 , and we got hands on with the budget smartphone that offers a big screen and facial recognition for an affordable price tag. It finds itself going up against the likes of the Alcatel 3V and STK X2 , with these budget offerings providing surprisingly solid feature sets for their price points.  Nuu G3 release date and price The Nuu G3 was launched in the US during CES in January, but it's now making its way to Europe where it's expected to arrive in April. In the US the Nuu G3 price is $200, while in the UK you'll be looking at £199 for the SIM-free handset from the firm's website and Amazon. Design and display The Nuu G3 has a premium, tidy design which looks good. Pick it up and it feels lightweight, and the plastic body is noticeable - detracting a little from the premium look. Round the back, the glossy, shiny rear makes the phone stand out as it catches the light - it's a nice affect, but the finish is

[ Editor's Note: What immediately follows is a rundown of the latest developments and features Microsoft has added to Office 365 since this review was last updated .] February 2018 In the face of GDPR, Microsoft 365 is gaining powers to help protect sensitive data, including a Compliance Manager for Office 365 Business and Enterprise users in public clouds. Resume Assistant arrived in Office 365, allowing Word users to leverage the power of LinkedIn in order to craft a better CV. Microsoft Planner gained some new features including a Schedule View which makes it easier to plan ahead, along with Group and Filter options to help with meeting deadlines. Not strictly Office 365 news, but it emerged that Microsoft is making Office 2019 a Windows 10-only affair – showing the firm is still pushing folks towards its subscription offering. Office 365 Education received a new learning tool, Dictation in Office, which allows students to write using their voice across Word, PowerPoint