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April 12, 2015 TECH (MSM)

Review: TP-Link Archer D9

Introduction and performance The CEOs of other networking brands may well be losing sleep over TP-Link. In just a few years, this Chinese firm has come from nowhere to carve itself a slice of the market, not just by undercutting its rivals, but also by making consistently high quality products with good design value. Most of the TP-Link 802.11ac routers I’ve tested have been affordable without seriously compromising on quality

April 12, 2015 TECH (MSM)

The PC Gamer: Grand Theft Naughty! How modders could fulfil GTA V's naked ambition

Introduction What’s that? We’re finally on the cusp of GTA V hitting the PC? I think we can all agree, it’s about damn time. Aside from anything else, the fact that Rockstar has been apologising for the delays with big piles of in-game cash for the online mode means that we’re only one last minute bug from it becoming Millionaire Simulator 2015. It just wouldn’t be the same, arriving in

April 12, 2015 TECH (MSM)

Running Man of Tech: The quest for running headphones that don't fall out is over

I’m guessing that you’re here to learn about the latest running technology to help make you that little bit faster – that’s pretty much the reason I’ve been putting together this weekly guide. But the time has come to extend things a little bit – as part of T3’s new ‘Man vs Tech’ feature I’m going to be taking part in a triathlon for the first time in my life.

April 12, 2015 TECH (MSM)

Half-Life 3 release date, news and rumours

It’s fair to say that the hype around Half-Life 3 has moved past ridiculous, jumped on a longhaul flight to “the great beyond”, looked back over its shoulder to see ridiculous as a tiny speck in the distance – then kept going. It’s one of the biggest running jokes of the internet, and it’s gone on for far too long. Yet here we are, still mulling over the possibility that

April 12, 2015 MONEY (MSM)

United States loses sparkle as Europe shows signs of hope

Investors will cast a wary eye on the latest gauges of the United States’ economic health this week, while troubled Europe shows early signs of turning the corner. As finance ministers and central bankers from the Group of 20 top economies gather in Washington, on the sidelines of the International Monetary Fund’s Spring meeting, they view a subdued global landscape where even the United States’ prospects seem tarnished. European Central