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    The UK only has one 4G LTE network, but that's going to change over the coming months. Here's everything we know about the 4G rollout schedule in the UK.

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    Microsoft Office 2013 and Office 365 are now available so here's everything you need to know.

  • Top 20 cloud storage services

    We look at 20 cloud-storage services to find the best tools for sharing and synching files, backing up PCs, sharing photos, listening to music and more.

  • 8 tech resolutions for 2013

    You may already be feeling a sense of dread over some of the New Year's resolutions you've told everyone you're going to make. Have you pledged to give up smoking? To lose weight at the gym? Off you pop then... Here are some tech New Year's resolutions that are far more easy to keep, and can be completed from the comfort of your own, if you like, bed.

  • What is Hacktivism? A short history of Anonymous, Lulzsec and the Arab Spring

    We examine so-called 'Hacktivism', taking in Anonymous, Wikileaks and Lulzsec, and their impact on major world events.

  • Beware of Christmas internet scams 2012

    Christmas time is the best time of year for many people, including online criminals. Security expert Janus R. Nielsen from antivirus company www.mysecuritycenter.com warns against the major threats and provides tips on how you can have a safe Christmas online this year.

  • How to keep your kids safe online

    The internet is stuffed full of great resources and activities for kids, but there's a danger they'll find and do things which aren't so wholesome. We show you how to keep your children safe online.

  • What is 4G? A complete guide to 4G

    What is 4G? We guide you through the 4G minefield, explaining everything there is to know about the latest mobile broadband technology hitting the UK.

  • What's the best web browser for Macs?

    "What's the best web browser for Macs?" is one of the most important questions that Apple PC owners should be asking. So here we put the the four biggest Mac web browsers (Safari, Firefox, Chrome, Opera) to the test.

  • Who's tracking you online?

    What happens behind the scenes when you browse the web? Companies are collecting, analysing and selling your profile without your knowledge or permission. We investigate what's going on and explain what you can do about it. Updated 12th September 2012

  • Sky Go on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich

    Sky Go is a service for streaming TV on, amongst others, Android smartphones. Here’s all the information you need about Sky Go on Android Ice Cream Sandwich.

  • The complete guide to filtered search results

    Over the past year or two, the internet has become increasingly tailored so we see only what it thinks we want to see - which in most cases means what Google wants us to see. We investigate what's happening, and how you can prevent your web search being filtered.

  • Google Cracks Down on YouTube-to-MP3-Ripping Sites

    The free ride may ending for people who rip YouTube music videos to MP3s through youtube-mp3.org and similar sites.

  • Ultimate guide to Google services

    There's a lot more to Google than a search engine. With email, online storage and scores of other free services on offer, our guide will reveal some great tools you might be missing out on.

  • Windows 8: web navigation by touch

    The ability to access all your favourite sites by touch will prove a real boon to Windows 8 users. Here's a pictorial guide to navigation by touch in Windows 8.

  • What is Google Drive?

    Rumours have been flying around recently about Google Drive which the firm has now officially unveiled and launched. We've put together all the information about Google's latest service to answer all your burning questions.

  • Which web browser is best?

    Not all Web browsers are created equal. Some are faster; some are more versatile; others are especially secure. We tested six leading browsers to learn where each one excels… and fails.

  • PC Advisor readers vote Amazon Best Online Retailer of 2012

    The unrivalled king of the online retail space, Amazon.co.uk takes our award thanks to its unparalleled array of products, at competitive prices.

  • PC Advisor readers vote eBuyer Best Specialist Online IT Retailer of 2012

    With a wide variety of more than 19,000 products ranging all the way through laptops, desktop PCs, netbooks, tablet PCs and LCD televisions, an intuitive website and next-day delivery, eBuyer has a lot of happy customers.

  • PC Advisor's most commented stories of the week – 17th February 2012

    There's been plenty of tech storiesmaking the news this week, from the House of Lords revealing they plan to investigate whether the government's proposals that will help provide superfast broadband to the UK by 2015 are relevant to SOCA shutting down a music-website

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