PC Pro - 2020-10-01

• SECRETS OF A PC REPAIR MAN
• The £3,000 monitor
• BT Mini Whole Home
• WINDOWS 7 TIP OF THE MONTH
• You can now use Alexa to create quick routines… and play board games
• UK consumers set to foot bill for Huawei ban
• DICK POUNTAIN
• Finally, innovation in ordering down the pub
• 12 Silicon Valley’s scandal hunters
• BARRY COLLINS
• 11 EU data-sharing nightmare looms
• Does the tall Sony Xperia 1 II live up to its equally tall price?
• How do I keep my team’s distribute­d IT patched and secure?
• Does facial recognitio­n have a future?
• STE VE CASSIDY
• PAU L WILLIAMSON
• PAU L OCKENDEN
• JON HONEYBALL
• DAV EY WINDER
• When should you upgrade kit?
• Broadberry CyberServe R272-Z31
• Gigabyte Aero 17 HDR XB
• Amazon Echo Auto
• Eufy Video Doorbell Wireless
• Moto 360 (2020)
• IDrive RemotePC Team
• Synology SA3600
• Asus ROG Zephyrus Duo 15 GX550LXS
• SolarWinds Dameware Remote Everywhere
• Samsung Galaxy M31
• Samsung Galaxy A21s
• Sony Xperia L4
• Xiaomi Redmi Note 9
• Acer Nitro 5 AN517-51
• LG Gram 14 (2020)
• Acer TravelMate P6
• Dell XPS 13 9300
• Dynabook Portégé X30L
• HP Elite Dragonfly
• Acer TravelMate X3
• Google Pixelbook Go
• HP Elite x2
• Lenovo ThinkPad L14
• Huawei Matebook X Pro
• Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon
• Microsoft Surface Book 3
• Netop Remote Control 12.82
• Moto G 5G Plus
• NetSupport Manager 12.8
• Editor’s letter
• The in-house security experts
• Readers’ comments
• Star letter
• UPGRADING LAPTOPS
• YOUR RIGHTS WHEN THINGS GO WRONG
• JON HONEYBALL’S BUSINESS-CLASS BROADBAND
• LIMITED-TIME OFFER: Cut-price licence for Microsof t Of fice 2019
• Create an advanced call centre no matter where your employees work
• Make way for the virtual contact centre
• Huawei P40 Pro+
• THE PERFECT PORTABLE: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
• How we test
• GET THE BEST FROM YOUR BAT TERY
• VIEW FROM THE L ABS
• PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT
• BUYER’S GUIDE TO Remote support software 2020
• IT purchasing and “sacred cow syndrome”
• Data fabric
• How do you hack your router for teleworkin­g traffic?
• Blindly trusting subscripti­on-based services is a mug’s game, argues Jon Honeyball

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