Articles by Rob Clymo

Rob Clymo has been a tech journalist for more years than he can actually remember, having started out in the wacky world of print magazines before discovering the power of the internet. Since he's been all-digital he has run the Innovation channel during a few years at Microsoft as well as turning out regular news, reviews, features and other content for the likes of TechRadar, TechRadar Pro, Tom's Guide, Fit&Well, Gizmodo, Shortlist, Automotive Interiors World, Automotive Testing Technology International, Future of Transportation and Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology International. In the rare moments he's not working he's usually out and about on one of numerous e-bikes in his collection.

Articles by: Rob Clymo

Knog Blinder Road Lights (400 & 150 lumen)

By Rob Clymo published 10 November 22

Review This Knog Blinder bike light pair makes it easy to see and be seen thanks to a powerful beam both front and rear.

Thousand Traveller Light

By Rob Clymo published 4 November 22

Review The front and rear Thousand Traveller Light bundle offers stacks of style and delivers plenty of performance.

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5 reasons why it is worth paying for a password manager

By Rob Clymo published 20 October 22

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Buy yourself a decent password manager and you should be able to enjoy better security and an easier life, especially if you use multiple devices

Mycle Cargo

By Rob Clymo published 18 October 22

Review If you’ve got loads to shift the Mycle Cargo e-bike will fit the bill and it looks pretty good to boot.

What are the different types of ransomware?

By Rob Clymo last updated 4 October 22

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Knowing the variants of malicious software out there could help save you from the clutches of cybercriminals

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What is the future of ransomware attacks and how could security companies respond?

By Rob Clymo last updated 4 October 22

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Ransomware attacks are evolving all the time so organizations will have to do the same to protect themselves properly

10 mindblowing facts and statistics about ransomware attacks

By Rob Clymo last updated 4 October 22

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Ten facts and figures that will make you think again about beefing up your software security arsenal

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Ransomware in 2023: here's what businesses should expect

By Rob Clymo last updated 3 October 22

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Every business should have security software measures in place to fend off increasing threats from cybercriminals

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5 things to look for in your next ransomware protection solution

By Rob Clymo last updated 3 October 22

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Ransomware might be rife but taking the right preventative measures can help reduce the risk of being attacked

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What is a password manager and how does it work

By Rob Clymo last updated 26 September 22

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It’s easy to tame your password collection safely and securely by enlisting the services of a password manager package

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What is a strong password and why we need them

By Rob Clymo last updated 26 September 22

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Having a strong password and updating it regularly is a vital part of keeping cybercriminals at bay

Black Friday: Beware of online shopping scammers

By Rob Clymo published 26 September 22

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It’s easy to stay safer on Black Friday and Cyber Monday with the help of the best security software.

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Social engineering attacks: explained

By Rob Clymo published 22 September 22

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Taking on social engineering attacks involves some smart thinking and the best security software you can afford

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Is my phone hacked?

By Rob Clymo published 20 September 22

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It’s a good idea to spot the signs of a hacked phone early on before cybercriminals do too much damage

Should you buy a mirror dash cam?

By Rob Clymo last updated 1 August 22

Having a video recorder built into your rear-view mirror is a neat variation on the in-car safety theme. But should you buy a mirror dash cam?

Specialized Levo SL Expert Carbon eMTB

By Rob Clymo published 28 July 22

Review It’s got a premium price tag but the Specialized Levo SL Expert Carbon electric mountain bike delivers the goods on all levels.

TeamViewer review: A comprehensive tool for remote access and support

By Rob Clymo last updated 18 July 22

Review TeamViewer has a host of remote desktop tools ideally suited to all sorts of business users.

Parallels Access review: Revolutionizing remote desktop access (now discontinued)

By Rob Clymo last updated 14 July 22

Despite its basic appearance Parallels Access delivers a swathe of decidedly potent remote access features.

RemotePC review

By Rob Clymo last updated 12 July 22

Review RemotePC has plenty of features to offer businesses of all shapes and sizes.

Falcon.io review

By Rob Clymo published 17 June 22

Now that it’s part of Brandwatch the Falcon.io social suite might have more potential than you think.

Cloud Campaign review

By Rob Clymo published 16 June 22

Bid a warm welcome to the scalable agency-friendly social media management platform.

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Genesis Electrified G80 EV first drive: power and luxury in equal measures

By Rob Clymo last updated 13 June 22

First drive If you’re looking for size, luxury and the benefit of super smooth all-electric performance the G80 will hit the spot.

TweetDeck review

By Rob Clymo published 10 June 22

Business can call upon TweetDeck to help with their social campaigns and all from the convenience of a web browser.

Massage gun benefits: 5 reasons to use a percussive massage device at home

By Rob Clymo published 12 June 22

Fitness Regular sessions with a massage gun can help if you’re susceptible to muscle pain and general fatigue.

I tried using a massage gun after the gym for a week. Here’s what happened

By Rob Clymo published 5 June 22

Features Used carefully and correctly a massage gun can really help you with your post-workout aches and pains caused by regular visits to the gym.

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