Articles
- Yoto Player & Mini
If you've not heard of Yoto Player it is, in simple terms, a modern take on a jukebox for kids. While it's "smart", WiFi-connected, upgradable and comes with a companion phone app it takes… Read more
- Das Keyboard 4C TKL Reviewed
For a few months now I've been using an official Raspberry Pi keyboard as my daily driver. It's... ok. It has a USB hub which is incredibly useful and seems to work rather happily from a… Read more
- BenQ GV30 Projector Reviewed
Not so long ago - wait, it was over a year? Wowser! - I reviewed the BenQ GS2 portable projector. It was a mix of excellent - if a touch expensive - hardware with terrible software. Mired, as… Read more
- Flo Dual Monitor Arm Reviewed
This time last year our home office was a pipe dream. Fast forward twelve months and it's an expensive reality. I'll admit, if the office hadn't been absolutely essential for working… Read more
- Yubikey Bio Reviewed (GitHub Auth & Linux Login)
I've been using Yubikey products for some time now, after they hooked me up with their 5Ci and NFC. They have become integral to my workflow. Since I work across a number of devices,… Read more
- Five Design Mistakes In Hot Wheels Unleashed, And Why You Should Play It Anyway
Hot Wheels Unleashed is the classic example of a game created by people who care and ransacked by executives and publishers leaving it falling short of the original vision. What remains is… Read more
- Toshiba Canvio Basics – Special Edition – 2TB Reviewed
Caught up in the allure of gloriously fast NVM.e SSDs, I sometimes forget that the maligned “spinning rust” drives of yore and old are still a great solution for data archival and… Read more
- GioTeck VX4 Wireless PS4/PC Controller Reviewed
As shiny as official controllers are, I’ve never quite got to grips with how obscenely expensive they’ve become. Cramming more and more widgets and gubbins into controllers has certainly… Read more
- OWC Envoy Pro SX
Finally. It took me the best part of a year of subtle hints and gentle nudges, but I've got my hands upon a Thunderbolt-capable external hard drive. And- ho boy- was it ever worth the… Read more
- Kioxia U365 256GB USB Flash Drive Reviewed
Kioxia's U365 flash drive is what I'd describe as "big, but slow." Weighing in at 256GB the drive I tested is far beyond the capacity you might need for "sneaker net" transporting of files… Read more
