Author: Tech Support

Review: Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Tablet

Introduction, design, features and specs. As the BYOD (aka "bring your own device") movement gains more traction than ever, people are expecting more portable, multi-purpose and even stylish devices. Lenovo, the de facto leader in the business hardware world with IBM’s ThinkPad brand in hand, has been paying close attention. It’s latest attempt to appease

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Review: ZPN

We like VPN companies to offer a free account of some kind, and ZPN’s is better than most with a generous 10GB monthly allowance. Sure, there are only five locations and just a single connection allowed, along with limited bandwidth and absolutely no P2P at all, but if you’re looking for basic anonymous browsing this

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Review: TotalVPN

TotalVPN is a brand of the Endurance International Group, the company behind names such as Homestead, JustCloud and Typepad. The service offers just one commercial product, Total Premium, with a fairly standard specification: 30+ supported locations, no bandwidth or data caps, three simultaneous connections and protocol support for PPTP, OpenVPN, L2TP/IPSec, SSTP and IkeV2. This

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Review: TorGuard

Despite the name and the privacy angle, TorGuard has nothing to do with the Tor Project. Instead it’s a company which offers a range of privacy-related products, including an anonymous VPN plan for protecting your privacy while using torrents (which is where the "tor" comes from). Product specifications are good, with a choice of 1600+

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Review: Spotflux

Some VPNs try to win you over with big privacy claims. Others point to their super-low prices. Spotflux does both, but also piles on the extras, including ad blocking, phishing protection, tracker blocking, even mobile data compression to cut bandwidth requirements and save you time. If there’s a catch, it’s that the core VPN product

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Review: PureVPN

PureVPN has been providing VPN services for almost ten years, so it’s not surprising that it offers a lengthy list of features: 500 servers in 141 countries, wide protocol support, DNS and IPv6 leak protection, a smart kill switch, five devices allowed and payment via Bitcoin if you need it. Unusual extras include "split tunnelling"

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Review: PrivateTunnel

Protecting your privacy online sounds like a good idea in theory, but in practice it’s hard to achieve. The internet is a very public network, and most computers leak a lot of information from the moment they connect. Connecting to a virtual private network, or VPN, could make all the difference, cloaking your identity and

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Review: Private Internet Access

Some VPN companies ask you to choose from only five or 10 servers, but Private Internet Access offers a huge selection of 3300+ servers in 24 countries, leaving everyone else trailing in its digital wake. The company doesn’t give you any surprising bonus features, but the service is still better than average. There’s support for

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Review: NordVPN

NordVPN is a Panama-based company which has been providing advanced VPN services for more than ten years. NordVPN’s current products match or beat the competition in just about every area. We are talking 563 servers in 49 countries, 2048-bit encryption, six device support as standard, strong DNS leak protection, automatic kill switch, handy security extras,

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