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Sheffield United – Southampton was a one-sided encounter, as the Saints finally got back to winning ways. [ MORE: How to watch PL in the USA ] A penalty from James Ward-Prowse and a screamer from Che Adams secured a first win in 10 games for Ralph Hasenhuttl’s side, who had gone two months without a win in the league. Sheffield United remain bottom of the table on 14 points and are 12 points from safety with 10 games to go. Southampton now have 33 points and have eased any fears they will get sucked into the relegation battle late in the season. WATCH SHEFFIELD UNITED – SOUTHAMPTON FULL REPLAY Premier League recaps Three things we learned from West Brom – Newcastle Three things we learned from Brighton – Leicester City Three things we learned from Aston Villa – Wolves Three things we learned from Sheffield United – Southampton 1. Saints can finally march on : This was a much-needed win for Saints. Hasenhuttl will be a … [Read more...] about Three things we learned from Sheffield United – Southampton

Contents > Mac mini > iMac > iMac Pro > Mac Pro > Conclusion & buying advice If you're looking for a desktop Mac you've got four choices: the iMac, iMac Pro, Mac mini and Mac Pro. But which is the right one for you? In this article we compare them all to find the best buy in 2020. Desktop Macs, while not portable like laptops, offer a lot of features that MacBooks lack. They are generally more powerful because they are able to use larger, more power-hungry components, and you will usually get more for your money because you tend to pay a premium for laptops' compact nature. The Mac desktop that suits you will depend on what your priorities are in terms of price and power. Here we will examine which desktop Mac offers you the best value for money: essentially the most powerful Mac desktop you can get without spending more than you need. Mac mini Price: £799/$799 (Core i3), £1,099/$1,099 (Core i5) Buy from: Apple UK store … [Read more...] about Best desktop Mac

Tablets and smartphones have shaken up the computing world. Their impact may be most profound for Nokia and Research In Motion (RIM), two pioneers in wireless communications that are now scrambling to adjust to relative newcomers such as Apple and Google. Both companies are struggling against the success of smartphone and tablet rivals that include Google’s Android and Apple’s iPhone and iPad. Both Nokia and RIM were clearly powerhouses in mobile phones a decade ago, “seemingly bulletproof,” said Jeff Kagan, an independent technology analyst. “Success or failure [in the wireless industry] is all about hitting the right marketing, public relations and advertising cord…,” Kagan said. “Nokia and RIM are struggling with that very issue.” Ramon Llamas, an analyst at IDC, said that while RIM and Nokia are the “old persons on the block, they are facing an evolution in the market that means their means and methods really need to change drastically.” Just as RIM faces the need to … [Read more...] about Nokia and RIM, pioneers in wireless, seem to be on the ropes

There’s no doubt that Apple’s new M1 Macs have shaken up the marketplace with its low power consumption and fantastic performance—even with non-native Mac apps, surprisingly. But users who want to run Windows on the Mac are officially and natively left out in the cold. Admittedly, those of us who run Windows on a Mac are a distinct minority of the community. I run Windows 10 quite a bit on my iMac for professional reasons (and sharper small fonts), and the M1 Mac's lack of Boot Camp support seemed to be a non-starter for me. And after witnessing the M1’s scintillating performance in the testing for this article, I was not happy about it in the least. Fortunately, the situation is far from hopeless. Thanks to Parallels , the venerable Apple virtual machine software company, the Windows 10 for ARM preview will run on an M1 Mac with surprisingly workable performance. It’s hardly like running Windows natively via Boot Camp, but it’s not half-bad with native ARM apps. Alas, … [Read more...] about Windows 10 on M1 Macs: What you can do (virtualization, sorta) and can’t (Boot Camp)