Technology

Recruter des bons profils dans le digital n’est pas une tâche facile, les métiers sont en pleine mutation, les titres des postes n’ont pas toujours la même appellation : Comment rédiger l’annonce ? Comment la diffuser ? Comment être sûr … Continue reading →

Network-attached storage (NAS) is just the ticket for storing and streaming your own videos, music, and digital photos around the house and even across the world. It can be just like Spotify, YouTube, or Netflix, except with your own media. … Continue reading →

For simple setup and straightforward media sharing, Seagate’s Personal Cloud has no peer. It even manages to register itself on the network without user intervention. If that were all there was to it, it would be a great product. But … Continue reading →

Cord-cutters who’ve been pining for a la carte TV subscriptions might want to start paying attention to Amazon Channels. The service, which launched in late 2015, allows Amazon Prime members to add on-demand video subscriptions from premium networks like Showtime … Continue reading →

The ZyXel NAS520 is fast, cleverly designed, and just a generally great media-streaming and backup box. But it’s better for those with above-average computer chops—the interface is just a tad geeky. Still, $190 for a NAS box with a FreeScale … Continue reading →

Color me surprised: TerraMaster’s NAS boxes were unknown to me before a random email from the company just as I was starting in on several reviews. Color me doubly surprised, because TerraMaster not only does NAS, it does the hardware … Continue reading →

When it comes to sheer volume of media features, the $320 QNAP TS-251A is unrivaled for the price. It features an HDMI port for direct output (1080p) to a display, as well as a remote so you can navigate the … Continue reading →

WD sells a lot of NAS boxes—products like the My Cloud EX2 Ultra are why. This box handles the streaming and backup basics with aplomb, is easy to set up, yet costs only $159 sans drives. It’s one of the … Continue reading →

The undeniably handsome Netgear ReadyNAS 212 (available for $300 diskless on Amazon) is easily one of the fastest NAS boxes we’ve ever tested. It’s also a box we’d trust in a workplace environment: It’s solidly constructed, with two gigabit ethernet … Continue reading →

The $249 dual-bay, DS216play is the least-expensive NAS box available featuring hardware-assisted 4K h.264/h.265 transcoding that we know of. And unlike its arch-rival, the QNAP TS-251A, said transcoding delivered smooth video to all types of devices. It’s a neat future-proofing … Continue reading →