PC Pro - 2018-06-01

• DUMP OFFICE
• RASPBERRY PI: ALL-NEW VERSION
• The Reddit enigma
• 13 SECRET SKILLS OF THE AMAZON ECHO
• REVIEW OF THE MONTH Apple iMac Pro
• THE LABS IN ONE NUMBER 56
• PERSON OF THE MONTH Lee Grant
• SURPRISE OF THE MONTH
• STAR-GAZERS OF THE MONTH
• DARIEN GRAHAM-SMITH
• The UK is growing fatter, so how can fitness tech help?
• Facebook data: how far has it leaked?
• Windows 10 S demotion
• Five stories not to miss
• Fake certificat­es for sale
• The known unknowns
• It’s time for all of us to become health data donors
• When it comes to technology, first isn’t always best
• Patch Tuesday is about to get much more interestin­g
• Readers’ comments
• Star letter
• Office 2019: What’s coming?
• The competitio­n
• The verdict
• Charge up your neighbours
• How to create a digital receptioni­st
• Dell Precision 5820 Tower
• Toshiba Tecra X40-E
• Huawei MateBook X Pro
• Samsung Galaxy S9
• Samsung Galaxy S9+
• Logitech MK470 Advanced
• Huawei MediaPad M5 Pro
• Fitbit Versa
• BUYER’S GUIDE: Know your NAS
• How we test
• Qnap TS-453Be
• Synology DS918+
• Thecus N4810
• WD My Cloud EX4100
• Asustor AS6302T
• Asustor AS6404T
• Netgear ReadyNAS 422
• Buffalo TeraStatio­n 5210DN
• Synology DS418
• Synology DS218
• BUYING DRIVES
• Thecus N2810Pro
• CAN A NAS REPLACE
• WD My Cloud EX2 Ultra
• Choosing the perfect rack server
• Automate your business
• The Business Question
• Broadberry CyberServe Xeon SP1-208S
• Dell EMC PowerEdge R540
• Fujitsu Server Primergy RX2540 M4
• Lenovo ThinkSyste­m SR550
• What is UX?
• Brother MFC-L2750DW
• Synology RackStatio­n RS2818RP+
• TOP 10 IFTTT APPLETS FOR BUSINESS
• HOW TO CREATE YOUR OWN AUTOMATED WORKFLOW
• The expert view Steve Cassidy
• “With setup complete, I could see such fascinatin­g statistics as how many minutes of hoovering I’d completed”
• “This view of GDPR exposes nuances that aren’t obvious when looking at data-processing principles’”
• A right to reply for HP
• “If this was 2008, the customer would have completed the upgrade in two minutes from his kitchen”
• “There was no denying the crispness of the cable: flexing it exposed the copper of the conductor within”
• Continued from previous page
• What is... Quantum internet?
• Q&A: Boosting batteries
• Machines at work
• If it can’t beat a bus, your transport tech isn’t all that smart
• Mr Zuckerberg isn’t the problem – it’s the billion of us who use Facebook, explains Jon Honeyball

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