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Usenet Farm

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Looking for a Usenet provider that offers an easy sign up, good speeds, and a free trial? Usenet Farm offers all of these, plus a shiny statistics dashboard so you can monitor your activity and 10GBs for the free trial. Usenet Farm is a Netherlands-based Usenet provider, offering fast servers for browsing Usenet via a desktop or web client. It launched in 2014 and offers three packages, fast signups, and a free trial. To overcome any limits in its service, Usenet Farm has partnered with other services to cover any gaps in the search results. Want to try Usenet Farm? Check out the website here For support issues, Usenet Farm proves a detailed FAQ for members and an email account for requesting assistance. Further, this Usenet service provides the tools to report illegal content through its NTD (Notice & Takedown) form. Usenet Farm's dashboard is one of the service's best features (Image credit: Usenet Farm) Features Befitting the monthly subscription, Usenet ...

A virtual 150-inch 4K TV: Bomaker Polaris Ultra Short Throw laser projector

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One minute review The Polaris 4K is a first attempt at the higher end of the market by Bomaker as it launched on Kickstarter. It fits the bill as a basic 4K ultra short throw projector with claims of being the world's widest color gamut projector (thanks to its RGB laser technology) to be taken with a pinch of salt. Businesses will love its ability to handle 4K content natively, delivering punchy colours even in a brightly lit room. While it delivers on that side, it still lacks the all-roundedness of a more mature platform and that’s simply not excusable at this price point, especially with rivals queuing up. Price and availability The Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign offer allows interested customers to save almost a third off the price of the device with a super early bird discount bringing the SRP down to $2,299 for the first 200 backers, the price rising to $2,499 afterwards. At the time of writing, the campaign had raised more than $340,000 from 160 backers. Of note, the...

UsenetExpress

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If your Usenet provider isn't delivering the speeds and retention you need, you're going to start looking elsewhere. One provider to consider is UsenetExpress, which is working to develop its features to appeal to Usenet users in the USA and Europe. First registered in 2016, UsenetExpress is slowly expanding its set of features. Boasting "exceptional binary… retention" in reality the service offers an industry standard. However, this is almost three times more than the limit found in our previous review. Last time, we also found that it only offers servers in the US, thereby slowing the service for EU-based users who would be more likely to select a more local provider. This time around, UsenetExpress offers US and European servers, offering fast access on both sides of the Atlantic. Want to try UsenetExpress? Check out the website here UsenetExpress, therefore, is a service in a state of developing its features. However, if you're dissatisfied, UsenetExpr...

uKit website builder

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  uKit is an easy-to-use drag-and-drop website builder from Moscow-based Ucoz Media. The service delivers all the core features you'd expect from a website builder, including responsive templates, drag-and-drop content sections and page elements, a blogging system, web store and integration with a scattering of web apps and services ( Ecwid , MailChimp , LiveChat , LiveAgent , SlideShare , and more).  Interested in uKit? Check out the website here These features don't always have the power you'll see elsewhere, and for instance the blog and web store are more suitable for novices and home users than demanding businesses. But uKit recognizes this in its low prices, which offer some real value. Also check out our roundup of the  best website builder  software Here's a snapshot of plans and prices (Image credit: uKit) Plans and pricing  You can test any of the uKit plans free for 14 days before deciding on selecting a paid plan. If you decide to u...

UsenetServer

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A Usenet service provider with the name "Usenet Server" carries with it an implicit promise of a smart Usenet experience. Does UsenetServer deliver on that promise? UsenetServer is one of the granddaddies of the modern internet, having first been registered in 1998. Since then it has provided fast and reliable Usenet access to customers every year, building on its service with increased retention, superior server speeds, and embracing SSL. [60% Off] UsenetServer for US$7.95 per month (60% Exclusive Lifetime Discount) UsenetServer has all the features you'll need for a great Usenet experience (Image credit: UsenetServer) Features UsenetServer boasts a nice collection of features. Unlimited downloads and searches, SSL connections, and massive retention are all available. While UsenetServer states that a "large number of concurrent connections offered with all plans," it doesn't state the exact figure on a plan-by-plan basis. The only details on t...

Sony WF-1000XM3 Wireless Earbuds

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The Sony WF-1000XM3 True Wireless headphones have a lot to live up to: Launched as part of the brand’s lauded 1000X family of noise-cancelling headphones – that includes the award-winning Sony WH-1000XM3 – and the expectation is that these true wireless earbuds will offer superior noise suppression and no small amount of style.  The good news? They don’t disappoint on either count – and that's why the Sony WF-1000XM3 are still our top true wireless earbuds for 2020. In November 2019, Sony released a firmware update for the WF-1000XM3 headphones that brings a bunch of improvements, including Amazon Alexa support, volume control via the headset and a visible battery level indication of the charging case in the Sony Headphones Connect app.  These updates may seem small, but they're significant if you love these headphones already and want to make the experience work even better – especially with Alexa. There could be another firmware update on the way, too. On March...

Square POS

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Get a quote for a POS system today. Back in 2009, a small startup called Square (co-founded by Twitter’s Jack Dorsey) devised a simple solution that enabled merchants of all sizes to accept payments on their mobile devices. By inserting its Square Reader into the 3.5mm headphone jack on a smartphone or tablet, the company allowed users to take payments via its app for the first time on a mobile device. Square turned the POS system industry upside down with the release of its first product a decade ago, and since then the company has produced new hardware and software to further empower small businesses, even during the coronavirus outbreak. Indeed, Square recently introduced a new self-service ordering feature that can be used by Square Online sellers, particularly those selling food and drink.  So, you may be wondering how the firm stacks up against rivals now, and whether or not Square is the right payments solution for your business. Let’s explore these issues in more deta...

Sage Business Cloud Accounting

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This is a review of Sage Business Cloud Accounting for North America. The product, and its features may vary depending on the country you're in. We will soon update this review to reflect the differences with the UK version which includes Payroll. Sage is the British company that has been offering accountancy software solutions for many years. The business currently has its latest incarnation of Sage Business Cloud Accounting that, as the name suggests, offers the flexibility and dependable edge provided by a cloud-based solution.  The service was originally called Sage One but has morphed into a beefier package that differs from Sage’s 50cloud option. The most obvious benefit of Sage Business Cloud Accounting is that you gain the flexibility and scalability provided by having a cloud back-end. Sage is constantly evolving too, with the UK market having its own products dedicated to small business including specific accounting , payroll and HR packages. Equally, Sage als...