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And there was plenty more where that came from, with the other highlights – or rather lowlights – including Facebook getting hacked in October, spilling data from 30 million accounts, and very recently, we saw an app data bug that exposed the private photos of almost seven million users. Or how about this scandal which popped up just as we were putting the finishing touches to this article, with Facebook accused of sharing far more user data with its corporate partners than was previously thought. The truth is we simply haven’t got the space to cover every disaster that struck Facebook during the course of the year. We’re talking about an embarrassment of embarrassments, quite simply, and ‘must do better’ doesn’t even begin to cover it as we look to 2019. Apple’s tiny box of computing delights One of the definite highlights for Apple in 2018 was the launch of the Mac mini. This compact computer packs an unbelievable amount of power into its small chassis, with 8th-gen Intel Core processors (up to hexa-core) and the ability to cram in 64GB of system RAM, no less.

That’s four times the amount of memory that could be specified in its predecessor, and funnily enough, the Mac mini 2018 is four times quicker than the 2014 model. The revamped mini PC targets creative types and professionals, offering immense flexibility. It’s a powerful enough standalone product, the only weak point being the integrated graphics – but if you hook it up to an external GPU box on your desk (and perhaps a monitor to boot), you’ve suddenly got a powerhouse machine to cope with truly demanding tasks. Apple has got the pitch and design of the Mac mini just right, and perhaps the only downside is the starting cost of the machine. That said, given what you’re getting for the outlay, the Mac mini is more than competitive with rival compact computers such as Intel’s Hades Canyon NUC. Huawei’s MateBook X Pro topped our best laptops of 2018 list "ONEPLUS 5 / 5T RECEIVES ANDROID PIE STABLE UPDATE" OnePlus 5 / 5T receives Android Pie stable update OnePlus has kept its promise to update the OnePlus 5 and OnePlus 5T to Android 9 Pie, and a few days after the end of 2018, the brand has released OTA updates for both devices.

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The update to Android 9 adds the gaming mode 3.0 with a way of notification of messages, and the OnePlus 5T gets the navigation by gestures. Gesture navigation removes on-screen navigation buttons to be replaced by a single button and gestures on the screen such as swiping to the middle of the screen to view recent applications or access the full application drawer. The use of gestures does not make much sense in devices with physical navigation buttons, such as those with the OnePlus 5, so this phone has not received this functionality. Apart from this, all other software changes are the same for OnePlus 5 and OnePlus 5T. Here’s the changelog : System Updated system to Android™ 9 Pie™ Brand UI for Android Pie Brand navigation gestures (Available for OnePlus 5T only) Updated Android security patch to 2018.12 Other features and system improvements Gaming mode 3.0 Added text notification mode Added notification for 3rd party calls Do Not Disturb mode Do Not Disturb (DND) mode with adjustable settings Camera Integrated Google Lens mode OnePlus has promised in July of this year updates to Android 9 Pie also for OnePlus 3 and OnePlus 3T, which was a surprise since the manufacturers normally only

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