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Adobe Acrobat Sign review

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Most of us are familiar with Adobe Acrobat - the original and, in our tests, the best PDF editor right now. And chances are, for many Acrobat Reader is the go-to free PDF reader on the computer. There’s also Acrobat Pro, of course, a more beefed up app for Windows or Macs, with many more features. But did you know the company also adds some of the best eSign software solutions on the market, dedicated to filling in and signing PDFs, called Acrobat Sign? No? Well stick around as we’re taking it for a spin.  You can try Adobe Sign by clicking here   Adobe Acrobat Sign: Pricing & plans Standard Adobe subscription packages, bundling Sign with Acrobat Like most Adobe apps, you’ll need to sign up for a subscription - there are plans for personal and business use. And there are plenty of choice here (arguably, a little too much choice, making the whole process more clunky than it needs to be). It also bundles Adobe Sign in the Adobe Acrobat subscription packages. ....

Cognito Forms review

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Cognito Forms simplifies administrative tasks, boosts productivity, and promotes collaboration by automating routine processes and streamlining project management by using a customizable online form builder . An apt example would be that you can prepare an email list by quickly collecting information through forms. As a global leader in form building, Cognito Forms fill the gap between traditional form builders and large enterprise systems — it’s simple enough for beginners yet comes with lots of power-packed features for developers.  Simple yet sophisticated, Cognito Forms allows anyone without coding experience to create online forms in just minutes. To create your first form using Cognito Forms, you can choose a template and personalize the fields and layout to suit your requirements. From simple surveys to complex registrations, it’s all really quick yet hands-on.  Cognito Forms: Plans and pricing Cognito Forms offers a range of plans tailored to suit your specific re...

Paperform review

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Paperform is an online form builder that allows you to design, integrate, share, and analyze all in one place. Create branded forms in a jiffy and unleash your creativity with the built-in Unsplash and GIPHY libraries. We love how it caters to all business needs - from creating forms and performing complex calculations to accepting payments and selling products.  You can customize the fonts, pictures, and videos based on your brand needs. The direct integration even allows importing data from Adobe, and the built-in analytics aids in turning insight into action and improving performance with the help of custom reports. If that’s not enough, you can integrate from over 3,000+ third-party apps for added functionality.   Paperform: Plans and pricing Paperform allows you to switch between the monthly and yearly payment models. Three different plans cater to specific needs: The Essentials plan begins at $24/month or is billed at $240 for the yearly package. It’s meant for i...

Miofive Dual Dash Cam review: slim smart and powerful

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Two-minute review The Miofive Dual Dash Cam is a two-camera system, upgrading the single-camera version that gained a 5-star award in our full Miofive 4K Dash Cam review ; it's one of the best dash cams available.  Video quality from the front camera, which uses the same Sony IMX 415 sensor to record 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) as the 4K Dash Cam, is a known quantity, capturing sharp detail in daylight. It's also a strong performer at night-time, using "Sony Starvis Night Vision" to brighten up the image.  A tiny 1.27oz / 36g rear camera is a new addition here, featuring a decent 2K QHD (2560 x 1440) sensor, with both cameras recording at 30 frames per second onto the 128GB of internal eMMC storage in the front camera. That’s twice the capacity of the previous Miofive 4K – plus, there’s no need for a potentially less reliable additional micro SD memory card as is the case with many other dash cam alternatives.  Image 1 of 7 (Image credit: Future) Image 2 o...

Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060: the best midrange graphics card for the masses

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Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060: Two-minute review Nvidia really wants you to know that the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 is a card for those who are still running a GTX 1060 or RTX 2060, and it's really Team Green's best marketing strategy for this card. To be clear, the Nvidia RTX 4060 is respectably better than the Nvidia RTX 3060 it replaces, and comes in at a lower launch MSRP of $299 (about £240/AU$450) than its predecessor. Its 1080p gaming performance is the best you're going to find under $300, and its 1440p performance is pretty solid, especially when you turn on DLSS. If you're playing a game with DLSS 3 and frame generation, even better. Unfortunately, the card's 4K performance suffers due to the limited video memory it's working with, which is a 50% decrease from the initial RTX 3060 run's 12GB VRAM pool (though at least it doesn't go below the 8GB of the later RTX 3060s). You also get more sophisticated ray tracing and tensor cores than those found...

SignRequest review

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Vying to be one of the best eSign software solutions , SignRequest promises to “boost efficiency” when getting digital documents digitally signed. But does the online service deliver on the speed and reliability it claims? We put one of the best Adobe Sign alternatives to the test.  You can try SignRequest by clicking here   SignRequest: Pricing & plans Two plans, a free option, and a 14-day free trial - all very clean, clear, and simple   SIgnRequest features a free plan and two subscription tiers. Free users can work with up to ten documents a month. You’ll be able to login from any device, get an audit trail to keep track of your files, and get support for 17 languages. This could be good enough for most occasional needs, but if you require more, then it’s off to the paid plans, we go. The first subscription tier is Professional, which removes any limit on the number of docs you can work on. It’s designed with small teams of up to five members, offering...

Roborock Q5 review: a robot vacuum that will tackle all your floor types

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One-minute review If you're searching online for a vacuum cleaner that will do the hard work for you, then the Roborock Q5+ robot vacuum comes from a brand that regularly sees its models top the lists of vacuum robot cleaners. In fact, Roborock sells a wide range of robot vacuum cleaners to suit all setups, be it compact apartments or spacious detached homes with a large footfall.  While the Q5+ isn't the brand's latest design, it's a popular model as a result of its effective cleaning capabilities and stylish and unobtrusive design. We have a wide range of best robot vacuums that you can read about in our guide, but here we've focussed on the Roborock Q5+.  Established in 2014, Roborock is a Chinese brand with headquarters in Beijing. The company launched its first robotic vacuum cleaner in 2016 and now sells numerous designs for simple vacuuming and mopping floors.  The Q5+ is a popular design in the range and a Red Dot Winner 2022, coming with numerous enti...