Computing
Which? reveals the most popular laptops of 2021 so far
Which laptops are the most popular this year? We reveal the top five most-visited laptops on which.co.uk
Windows 11: what you need to know
It's the biggest update to Windows since 2015, but is it worth getting excited over? We give you the key facts.
Seven must-have products students need to buy before heading to university
If you or your child is heading off to university, use our freshers' checklist to help you save money and find out what every student should pack, and the items that can be left behind,
Four ways a desktop PC beats your laptop
If you aren’t planning to take your computer out and about or are thinking of adding to your household’s computing arsenal, take a look at these four perks of choosing a desktop over a laptop that you might not have thought of.
Affordable laptops: 5 ways to save money and get big discounts on your next computer
We explain how to save money on your next laptop with five top tips for getting the best discounts and not over-spending.
Microsoft Word tips and tricks: seven essential features you need to be using in 2021
Word is one of Microsoft’s oldest tools and remains one of the most useful. Over the years, the software has continued to evolve and you can now use it to...
5 ways you can reduce eye strain when using a screen
Which? and eyecare experts explain how to use a monitor healthily to avoid eye strain, and what features will help when you next buy a new screen.
NHS health data sharing: what you need to know about your medical data and GPDPR
When we surveyed nearly 1,700 people in England about the scheme earlier this month, only around half (55%) had heard of it, and 71% of them said the NHS did not publicise it well.
The anatomy of the internet: how does data get sent to your device?
Following two big recent internet outages, we take a look at how the vision of a decentralised internet depends on a handful of big providers.
The cheap ink that printer firms don’t want you to use
Some printer manufacturers go to great lengths to convince us that cheaper third party inks aren't any good. We see how they stack up against original ink brands.