Here a roundup of todays reviews and articles:

10 Overlooked New Features in Windows 10
Lenovo ThinkPad YOGA 15 Laptop Review
OS showdown: Windows 10 vs Linux
SoundWhiz WhizBeats W10 Bluetooth Headphones Review
Toshiba FlashAir III Wireless SD Card Review

10 Overlooked New Features in Windows 10

Windows 10 includes some flashy new features like Task View virtual desktops, Cortana, the Edge browser, a Start menu, and apps that run in windows. Here are some of the other, more overlooked improvements.

Read full article @ Howtogeek

Lenovo ThinkPad YOGA 15 Laptop Review

Lenovo offers its YOGA 15 Ultrabook in a number of different versions (we count at least five SKUs) however the fundamentals remain the same. This convertible laptop is built around a magnesium-alloy frame and boasts a heavy-duty Dragontrail display with a Full HD resolution IPS touch screen panel.

Read full article @ Kitguru

OS showdown: Windows 10 vs Linux

So the latest iteration of Windows has now been unleashed, and as has become tradition at Linux Format, we pit the Redmond-ian OS mano-a-mano with Linux to determine the ultimate operating system.Of course, in reality this is comparing apples and oranges: One is a free codebase which can run on most any hardware imaginable, the other is a proprietary product with an undecouple-able GUI that, until recently, has run only on x86 PCs. Our approach will be to consider features from Windows 10 and compare them with like-for-like equivalents from various Linux distributions.

Read full article @ Techradar

SoundWhiz WhizBeats W10 Bluetooth Headphones Review

Up for review today I’ve got a pair of Bluetooth sports headphones from a company called SoundWhiz. The headphones are called the WhizBeats and they feature Bluetooth 4.1 along with NFC for easy pairing and extra long distance. The headphones have a battery life of up to eight hours of talk or music time and up to 180 hours of standby time. The headphones are water and sweat resistant and are made for your active lifestyle. Read on to learn more…

Read full article @ Technogog

Toshiba FlashAir III Wireless SD Card Review

As the previous FlashAir 32GB card we have tested, its latest version comes with about the same features, but we have improvements on the transfer rates, while we have seen that the wireless speeds have remained the same. Regarding the wireless interface, we can obtain similar speeds as with the previous version, but keep in mind that multiple factors can affect the wireless transfer speeds like the number of available 2.4GHz networks in the area, shielding inside the camera we are using FlashAir on, performance of the Wi-FI adapter from our desktop/laptop/tablet and so on.

Read full article @ Madshrimps