The veteran natural painting package keeps improving, with useful Mac options like using an iPad as a second screen, solid feature improvements and a new subscription model.
Packed with anecdotes and experience, but also with rather pointless analogies, this by turns enlightening and irritating book promises to help you navigate the perilous world of startups.
This smart security camera offers a full range of features for a competitive price, but is let down by its confusing app.
It's not the fastest or the cheapest consumer VPN, but this privacy-first service does a good job of making advanced features like split tunnelling accessible even on the free tier.
If your organisation doesn't have a successful system for software design and development, these 'tried and true' methods may dig you out of a hole.
Whether you're starting to go out more but don't want to sit on a bench or want to change up your work-from-home environment, the Sitpack might help.
This task manager has a deliberately Wunderlist-like look and feel, and some interesting features aimed especially at those outside the Microsoft ecosystem.
Office Insiders and Windows on Arm users can't use the OneNote 2016 printer driver right now. Here's a workaround I've been using.
Talk to your visitors without answering the door, or pair it with a camera to see and hear who wants to come in. Arlo's audio doorbell is both simple and flexible, but we'd like a little more customisation.
This USB-C keyboard case and hub aims to turn an iPad Pro into a MacBook: it has the look, but not the feel.
