Technology

Five simple ways to keep your Facebook account secure
With so much personal information held in your Facebook profile, you can’t take a ‘set and forget’ approach to securing your account. Just by tweaking a couple of settings, you’ll...

LG stops making smartphones: what to do if you own one, or want to buy one
LG smartphones are no more. Find out if you should buy a discounted LG phone, and whether your current LG phone will still receive vital security updates.

LG launches its cheapest ever OLED TV
LG's new A1 OLED range will be its cheapest ever, and likely the cheapest from any brand. We look at how they compare with the more expensive B1 and C1 ranges.

Latest printers reviewed: how a tank printer could slash your printing costs tenfold
Printing at home has lately become more of a necessity for many of us. Rather than getting our printers out every now and then, they have become almost as essential...

Best deals in the April sales revealed by Which?
Find out how much you can save on an Apple Macbook, iPhone and AirPods, plus an LG TV and much more

Will a sat nav help you beat the traffic this Easter weekend?
We explore the sat navs that could help you beat the Easter traffic this weekend

Brits waste, on average, more than 14GB of mobile data each month
As people spend more time at home and on WiFi networks, super-high data packages become less useful and many consumers could be losing out by not switching to a new deal.

Asda Mobile switches to the Vodafone network: what does it mean for you?
Asda Mobile has officially become the latest network to change from using EE's signal to Vodafone's signal with all future customers now automatically on the new network.

Five reasons the Sony Xperia 5 II smartphone can take on the very best
We run through the features of the new Sony Xperia 5 II smartphone to see if it can really rival Apple and Samsung. See which features are best for gaming, taking photos and videos and watching films on your phone.

Four reasons to pay for antivirus (and three reasons why you shouldn’t)
Antivirus companies should earn your monthly subscription. We explain where it's worth paying up.