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Security for everyone - Review Avast Premier

Security for everyone - Review Avast Premier

  • review
  • Codrut Neagu
  • 19.12.2017
The world of free antivirus products is dominated by a few companies, one of them being the popular Avast. They develop and distribute one of the best free antivirus applications you can find, but that is not the only security product they have in their...
Reviewing ASUS RoG Pugio: A great ambidextrous mouse!

Reviewing ASUS RoG Pugio: A great ambidextrous mouse!

  • review
  • Ciprian Adrian Rusen
  • 18.12.2017
Left-handed people have a harder time finding excellent mice, especially if they are gamers. Most gaming mice have side buttons that are positioned in a way that only works well for right-handed users. However, there are also a few models that cater to both sides....
Security for everyone - Review Trend Micro Maximum Security

Security for everyone - Review Trend Micro Maximum Security

  • review
  • Codrut Neagu
  • 15.12.2017
Trend Micro is a company with a solid reputation in the computer security market. Their products usually offer reliable protection, while at the same time keeping a low profile regarding system requirements. They are also popular among users who want security products that are simple...
Do you need a volume shortcut in Windows? We have two shortcuts for you!

Do you need a volume shortcut in Windows? We have two shortcuts for you!

  • misc
  • Ciprian Adrian Rusen
  • 13.12.2017
Do you want a desktop shortcut for controlling the sound volume, on your Windows computer or device? Even though Windows offers many ways for changing the sound volume, some users prefer a plain old shortcut. If this is what you want, read this guide and...
Review ASUS RP-AC87: Monstruous both in size and download speed

Review ASUS RP-AC87: Monstruous both in size and download speed

  • review
  • Ciprian Adrian Rusen
  • 13.12.2017
People who want a fast network, for many devices and on a large area, need to invest not only in a great router but also in a range extender or powerline kit. ASUS has recently launched one of their fastest repeaters ever: ASUS RP-AC87. This...
Security for everyone - Reviewing PureVPN

Security for everyone - Reviewing PureVPN

  • review
  • Attila Szász
  • 12.12.2017
No matter what are you using the internet for, safety is essential. Today there are an increasing number of risks, ranging from malware to hackers, spyware, identity theft and so on. While using a good antivirus is essential, using a VPN service to protect your...
Security for everyone - Review Norton Security Premium

Security for everyone - Review Norton Security Premium

  • review
  • Codrut Neagu
  • 11.12.2017
Norton is a brand with a long history and a strong reputation on the security market. We wanted to see what their latest security suite looks like, and to check how efficient it is in protecting its users from modern day cyber threats. Over the...
Security for everyone - Review Kaspersky Total Security

Security for everyone - Review Kaspersky Total Security

  • review
  • Codrut Neagu
  • 07.12.2017
2017 was not a good year for Kaspersky and their security products. Although it was a company with a good reputation in the security world, the negative assertions made by the United States and more recently, Great Britain, regarding how Russia is using Kaspersky products...
Security for everyone - Review AVG Internet Security

Security for everyone - Review AVG Internet Security

  • review
  • Codrut Neagu
  • 04.12.2017
AVG is a world-renowned antivirus software company, based in the Czech Republic. They have been developing security software for more than a quarter-century, since 1991. The company became famous because of their free antivirus, which is also the reason why Avast, their former direct competitor...
What is DuckDuckGo and what are the benefits of using it?

What is DuckDuckGo and what are the benefits of using it?

  • misc
  • Ciprian Adrian Rusen
  • 28.11.2017
Most people use Google for searching the web and finding the information that they need. However, Google does a lot of user tracking and collects lots of information about you and your habits. If you want a more private search engine, that does not focus...
Reviewing the ASUS RoG Gladius II mouse and the RoG Strix Edge mouse pad

Reviewing the ASUS RoG Gladius II mouse and the RoG Strix Edge mouse pad

  • review
  • Ciprian Adrian Rusen
  • 20.11.2017
ASUS RoG Gladius II was launched this year and features several improvements over its predecessor: Aura RGB lighting that can be synced with other ASUS devices featuring the same system, double the sensitivity of its optical sensor, and an additional side button. Since we loved...
Security for everyone - Review Malwarebytes for Windows Premium

Security for everyone - Review Malwarebytes for Windows Premium

  • review
  • Codrut Neagu
  • 17.11.2017
Malwarebytes makes security software that is renowned for its malware removal powers, especially when it comes to adware and spyware. Their products are also known for their simplicity and ability to work alongside classic antivirus products, without interfering with their activity. In December 2016, the...
Review ASUS ZenFone 4: A dual camera system on a mid-range smartphone!

Review ASUS ZenFone 4: A dual camera system on a mid-range smartphone!

  • review
  • Codrut Neagu
  • 13.11.2017
The latest mid-range Android smartphone created by ASUS is called ASUS ZenFone 4 (ZE554KL) and, compared to the previous generation, it introduces a dual-camera system and some other interesting novelties like support for Bluetooth 5. We were very curious to take it for a spin...
Credential Manager is where Windows stores passwords and login details

Credential Manager is where Windows stores passwords and login details

  • tutorial
  • Ciprian Adrian Rusen
  • 10.11.2017
Do you know where Windows stores passwords and login details that you save when using this operating system? For example, you access a network share and you type a username and password, in order to access it. When you do that, Windows stores those details...