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Fujifilm Instax Wide 400: One-minute review The Fujifilm Instax Wide 400 is one of the best instant cameras for casual photographers who like the appeal of wider prints. It's ideal for landscape photographers and camping trips especially, with the wider format able to capture much more in the frame than other popular Instax Mini cameras, although be prepared to compromise when it comes to portraits.  Unlike other Instax cameras the Wide 400 doesn't have a built-in selfie mirror, and instead comes with a fiddly mirror attachment that doubles up as a macro lens. This can be clipped onto the Wide 400's lens when you want to take a selfie or portrait of a subject, or anything that's roughly 40-50cm away from the end of the lens.  (Image credit: Beth Nicholls) During testing, I found the focusing process takes a bit of getting used to, but once you grasp it, and with the help of the enhanced viewfinder and target marker, it can capture pretty sharp shots. The bi

Like its companion plan aimed at consumers, Proton Mail business email hosting services lead the way in terms of security. It’s primarily for this reason that Proton Mail has earned its place as one of the best email hosting services around. If you’re worried about messages being hacked or spam-driven malware, then Proton Mail is likely to help you rest a little easier at night.  It’s not only about security however. Proton Mail also comes with decent support and the option of adding a VPN and AI assistance to your email account. Even so, if you want advanced features, you are probably better off going with a different hosting provider. Proton Mail may not be the cheapest, but you can’t really put a price on security. Even a dingle breach could ruin a company. Choosing Proton Mail means you are less likely to suffer one.  Proton Mail: Plans and pricing Proton Mail for Business comes in three pricing tiers: Mail Essentials, Mail Professional, and Proton Business Suite. Mail Essent

ScalaHosting is a very respectable email hosting provider, especially if your are looking to scale fast. Growing businesses, in particular, are likely to [refer the fact that ScalaHosting’s plans let you set up multiple email accounts for the same fee, rather than charging per account.  There’s also a real variety of plans on offer - something to cater for companies of all sizes depending on how big your businesses is currently. Security and support are also both robust, so you hopefully won’t encounter any issues with ScalaHosting, but if you do, someone should be able to assist ScalaHosting: Plans and pricing (Image credit: ScalaHosting) With ScalaHosting you have the choice of signing up to four email hosting plans, each on either 12-month or 36-month contracts. These plans are StartUp, SmallBiz, Medium, and Cloud. With the StartUp plan, you get 10 email accounts for $6.95 a month on the 12-month contract or $4.95 for a 36-month plan.  If you choose a SmallBiz contract,

In an increasingly competitive field, IONOS can claim to be one of the best email hosting providers on the market. This is primarily because of its support and customization options. The sheer number of payment plans and features also means this is one of the more flexible providers around. There are some downside - especially when it comes to spam filtering - but this is certainly not an email hosting service to discount. It could be exactly what your business needs to enhance the credibility of its brand. IONOS: Plans and pricing (Image credit: IONOS) The straight-up IONOS business email hosting is available in three flavors: Mail Basic 1, Mail Basic 1+, and Mail Business. They cost $1, $4, and $5 per account per month respectively. A domain extension is included, either .com, .us, .online, or .net with the cheaper two plans and .us, .ca, .com, .net, .org, .info, .me, .biz, .online for Mail Business customers. You also have the option of a 30-day free trial before you co

IMOU Rex 3D: two-minute review Chinese manufacturer IMOU offers a wide range of consumer IoT products, including home security cameras . The Rex 3D is slightly unusual in that, unlike most indoor models, it has a camera that can move either manually or automatically from side to side as well as up and down. As with most home security cameras, setup is relatively straightforward. Simply plug the camera into the mains (a relatively long power lead is provided) and download the IMOU Life app online before syncing the device to your home’s Wi-Fi (2.4GHz only, not 5GHz) and setting a strong password (essential for these devices). Alternatively, there is an ethernet connection for hooking up the camera directly to a broadband router if you prefer.  Where the IMOU really comes into its own is its dizzying array of features. I’ve been testing the Rex 3D in my kitchen for a couple of weeks now and I’m only just getting to grips with everything it can do. That said, you will need to pay for

Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra: two-minute review Launched July 2024, the Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra is a high-spec, feature-packed robot vacuum and mop with a self-empty base. For this model, Roborock has tweaked both its basic features to offer more efficient and effective cleaning, as well as adding fancier new bonus features. I put it to the test to see how it compares to the rest of today's best robot vacuums , and if it justifies its premium price tag. Overall, I was impressed. In terms of cleaning, it did a very good job, delivering reliable suction and performing well in my tests with different sized debris. I found the mopping equally effective, with the extra side mop doing a good job of getting right up to the edges of rooms.  There are a lot of different options to offer precision cleaning, and useful features like the ability to sense carpet and boost suction accordingly, and the fact the mop pad can raise up to 2cm off the ground so you don't end up with damp rugs if you