Computing
Consumers urged to secure internet-connected cameras in the home
Following a Which? report in 2019 on the cheap security cameras inviting hackers into your home, the NCSC has published guidance outlining important steps to safeguard privacy and personal data.
Google Pixelbook Go on test: is this the ultimate Chromebook?
Should you buy the Google Pixelbook Go? We run through the specifications of this Chromebook and look at some of its rivals to find out.
Surface Pro 7 and Surface Pro X on test: What’s the difference?
Surface Pro 7 vs Surface Pro X: Which should you buy? We run through the tech specs to see which Windows tablet is right for you
Should you pay for antivirus software?
With fantastic Best Buy free antivirus software available, paid-for packages have to work hard for your cash. See whether they're worth the upgrade.
How to create a photobook
There are dozens of websites, apps and companies that will turn your memories into printed books. But to make sure your snaps look spectacular, you’ll need to know your stuff...
Avast admits to ‘unacceptable’ sharing of user data: what you need to know
Should you stop using Avast? We take a look at the facts, and what you can do to ensure your privacy is protected.
How secure is my password? Which? Computing editor explains the dos and don’ts
I caught up with Which? Computing editor Kate Bevan to get some tips on what you can do to protect your digital life when it comes to passwords.
Best antivirus software deals: Five tips to get the biggest discounts on security for your computer
Tired of paying full price for cyber peace-of-mind? We have you covered
Is Windows Defender good enough to protect your PC?
Our latest testing reveals the top-rated paid-for and free packages for 2020. Plus, if you're PC is running Windows 10, see if Windows Defender is secure enough to use on its own.
CES 2020: Top five laptop trends for this year revealed
From Bendy screens to premium Chromebooks: These are the laptop highlights from CES 2020