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PC Pro

Jan 01 2022
Magazine

The UK’s biggest selling PC monthly magazine, and your source of professional IT news, reviews and tests. Combining in–depth industry comment and analysis with rigorous product testing.

HIGHLIGHTS THIS MONTH

Help! I’ve been bitten by a vampire and it’s sucking away my time

CONTRIBUTORS

PC Pro

Cargo drones edge closer to lift-off • UK authorities are giving serious thought to how to put cargo drones safely in the skies

HTTPS secures victory • Browser extension that redirected users to secure versions of websites is no longer needed

China’s Bitcoinban

Crypto’s care free days are over • Government regulators are taking an increased interest in crypto-currencies. James O’Malley investigates what it means for Bitcoin and the like

Windows 11: your questions answered • Just before the official launch of Windows 11, Tim Danton interviewed the general manager of Windows to answer some of our readers’ questions about the new OS

The A-List • The best products on the market, as picked by our editors

Atripdown memory sticklane • Smartphones may have rendered PDAs obsolete, but those primitive pocket devices allowed for some trailblazing computing adventures

GPs need tech, but not as much as we need GPs • The health secretary is right that GPs should see patients face to face, but there’s a role for technology that goes far beyond the headlines

Moderate your expectations of the new legislation • As Jimmy Wales has testified, moderating social media is no simple task – and the Draft Online Safety Bill could actually make things worse

Star letter

Readers’comments • Your views and feedback from email and the web

Readers’ poll • We asked: “Right to repair is a growing movement, but which of these statements best describes your position when it comes to laptops?”

EASY TECH HACKS TO CUT ENERGY BILLS • GAS AND ELECTRICITY PRICES ARE ROCKETING. KEEP A LID ON THOSE BILLS WITH OUR EASY HACKS TO REDUCE POWER CONSUMPTION

PAUL OCKENDEN’S ADVANCED ENERGY HACKS • OUR REAL WORLD COMPUTING EXPERT HAS BEEN TINKERING WITH ENERGY-SAVING TECHNOLOGY FOR DECADES–HERE ARE HIS TIPS FOR THOSE WILLING TO GO DEEPER

How to install Windows 11 RIGHT NOW • Impatient to get your hands on Windows 11? Lee Grant walks through the steps you need to get there without the long wait

How to bypass the requirements • Does Windows 10 say your processor isn’t supported by Windows 11? Here, we explain how to bypass the restrictions and complete the installation

UNDERSTANDING IP • Networking technology needn’t be complex. Darien Graham-Smith explores the protocol that underpins almost all networks, from your home LANto the internet

THE DREADED DOUBLE NAT

WHATEVER HAPPENED TO IPV6?

Apple iPhone 13 • With improvements in every area, the plain iPhone 13 is a great update–but you may be tempted by others in the range

WHICH iPHONE SHOULD YOU BUY?

Apple iPhone 13 mini • Ahugely powerful, small phone with great cameras and battery life, plus 128GB of storage as a minimum

Apple iPhone 13 Pro • Top-line speed, a great camera package and a smooth 120Hz screen add up to a fantastic smartphone

Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max • If you want a big phone that you’ll enjoy for years, there’s no better choice than the iPhone 13 Pro Max

Apple iPad(2021) • Smoother video calls and incremental upgrades keep the iPad as the best tablet for the majority of people

Apple iPad mini (2021) • Another fine iteration from Apple: not perfect, but this is the best small tablet that money can buy

Labsmini WINDOWS11PCs • You aren’t alone if you’re thinking that the shift to Windows 11 means it’s time for a new PC. We test three...


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Frequency: Monthly Pages: 132 Publisher: Future Publishing Ltd Edition: Jan 01 2022

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: November 11, 2021

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OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Tech & Gaming

Languages

English

The UK’s biggest selling PC monthly magazine, and your source of professional IT news, reviews and tests. Combining in–depth industry comment and analysis with rigorous product testing.

HIGHLIGHTS THIS MONTH

Help! I’ve been bitten by a vampire and it’s sucking away my time

CONTRIBUTORS

PC Pro

Cargo drones edge closer to lift-off • UK authorities are giving serious thought to how to put cargo drones safely in the skies

HTTPS secures victory • Browser extension that redirected users to secure versions of websites is no longer needed

China’s Bitcoinban

Crypto’s care free days are over • Government regulators are taking an increased interest in crypto-currencies. James O’Malley investigates what it means for Bitcoin and the like

Windows 11: your questions answered • Just before the official launch of Windows 11, Tim Danton interviewed the general manager of Windows to answer some of our readers’ questions about the new OS

The A-List • The best products on the market, as picked by our editors

Atripdown memory sticklane • Smartphones may have rendered PDAs obsolete, but those primitive pocket devices allowed for some trailblazing computing adventures

GPs need tech, but not as much as we need GPs • The health secretary is right that GPs should see patients face to face, but there’s a role for technology that goes far beyond the headlines

Moderate your expectations of the new legislation • As Jimmy Wales has testified, moderating social media is no simple task – and the Draft Online Safety Bill could actually make things worse

Star letter

Readers’comments • Your views and feedback from email and the web

Readers’ poll • We asked: “Right to repair is a growing movement, but which of these statements best describes your position when it comes to laptops?”

EASY TECH HACKS TO CUT ENERGY BILLS • GAS AND ELECTRICITY PRICES ARE ROCKETING. KEEP A LID ON THOSE BILLS WITH OUR EASY HACKS TO REDUCE POWER CONSUMPTION

PAUL OCKENDEN’S ADVANCED ENERGY HACKS • OUR REAL WORLD COMPUTING EXPERT HAS BEEN TINKERING WITH ENERGY-SAVING TECHNOLOGY FOR DECADES–HERE ARE HIS TIPS FOR THOSE WILLING TO GO DEEPER

How to install Windows 11 RIGHT NOW • Impatient to get your hands on Windows 11? Lee Grant walks through the steps you need to get there without the long wait

How to bypass the requirements • Does Windows 10 say your processor isn’t supported by Windows 11? Here, we explain how to bypass the restrictions and complete the installation

UNDERSTANDING IP • Networking technology needn’t be complex. Darien Graham-Smith explores the protocol that underpins almost all networks, from your home LANto the internet

THE DREADED DOUBLE NAT

WHATEVER HAPPENED TO IPV6?

Apple iPhone 13 • With improvements in every area, the plain iPhone 13 is a great update–but you may be tempted by others in the range

WHICH iPHONE SHOULD YOU BUY?

Apple iPhone 13 mini • Ahugely powerful, small phone with great cameras and battery life, plus 128GB of storage as a minimum

Apple iPhone 13 Pro • Top-line speed, a great camera package and a smooth 120Hz screen add up to a fantastic smartphone

Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max • If you want a big phone that you’ll enjoy for years, there’s no better choice than the iPhone 13 Pro Max

Apple iPad(2021) • Smoother video calls and incremental upgrades keep the iPad as the best tablet for the majority of people

Apple iPad mini (2021) • Another fine iteration from Apple: not perfect, but this is the best small tablet that money can buy

Labsmini WINDOWS11PCs • You aren’t alone if you’re thinking that the shift to Windows 11 means it’s time for a new PC. We test three...


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