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Sony just announced the Xperia 1 IV, powered by a Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 and sporting an enhanced selfie camera, plus a larger battery

When we reviewed the Sony Xperia 1 III back in 2021, we were impressed by the innovative camera system, powerful performance and class-leading audio. Now, the Sony Xperia IV is here, with a smattering of tweaks and upgrades to whet Sony fans’ appetites.

There are obvious additions – like the move to a Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset – but more nuanced upgrades too, like the new Music Pro experience. Here’s all you need to know.
When will the Sony Xperia 1 IV be released?

Sony announced the Xperia 1 IV (alongside the Xperia 10 IV) on 11 May, promising that the phone would be launching “this month,” however, separately it also confirmed a UK-specific release date on 16 June, so availability unquestionably varies by market.

How much does the Sony Xperia 1 IV cost?

Even with the modest hardware improvements that the Xperia 1 IV brings to the table, Sony has seen fit to up the price once again, with the 12GB RAM/256GB SKU coming to the likes of the UK and Europe costing £1,299/€1,399, while the US model – is set to ship with 512GB of storage – is priced at $1,599.99.

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Nothing has released a beta of the launcher that’ll run on its first smartphone, and you can download it now on phones running Android 11 or higher

Ever since Nothing began life in 2020, its movements have been closely tracked. The UK-based company was founded by Carl Pei, co-founder of OnePlus, and released its first product last year – the Ear (1).

These affordable earbuds were generally well-received, but it always felt like a smartphone was the product Nothing was building towards. That became a reality with the official announcement of the Phone (1), which is scheduled to arrive this summer.

At release, the company stated that its launcher would only work on a handful of phones; namely the last two generations of Galaxy S phones, and Google’s Pixel 5 and 6 series.

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Norton 360 Deluxe is so called because it really does offer all-round security that can protect your key devices as well as alert you if your logins are ever found for sale on the dark web, giving you an early heads-up of potential trouble and the opportunity to change your passwords.

Available for Windows, Mac, iOS and Android, some of the highlights include top-notch antivirus performance, phishing protection, and warnings of dangerous websites, a no-limits VPN service and a password manager, plus cloud backup storage and performance tools to help speed up your computer.

However, not all of those features are available on all devices. You won’t find parental controls for macOS, for example, and cloud backup is only for Windows. As usual, there aren’t a whole lot of features for iPhones.

The good news is that the core malware protection is superb. In AV-Test’s most recent report, Norton 360 scored top marks for protection, performance and usability.

The price of this protection is £34.99 for the first year, which is £6.99 per device). As with almost all antivirus software, that’s a discounted rate for the first year: upon renewal it will cost you £89.99 (£18 per device), which is a little higher than some of its rivals.

In the US Norton 360 Deluxe is $49.99 for the first year ($9.99 per device) and $104.99 thereafter. See the deal here.

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Antivirus is crucial for guarding your files, finances and personal information. We’ve reviewed and rated the best to help you choose the right one.

With so many scams, hacks and breaches every day, you can’t afford not to run antivirus software. Although we still call it that, antivirus software (or specifically the security suites we’ve reviewed here) do a lot more than simply block viruses.

The best products can protect you from dangerous attachments and links, fake websites, ransomware, and will also monitor for and alert you if any of your information is spotted on the dark web, or in breaches. This helps to stop criminals from emptying your bank account and stealing your identity.

Here you’ll find everything you need to know about buying antivirus software. You might think that you only need to bother with it on a Windows PC or laptop, but you should run it on all your devices. That’s because criminals know the user is the easiest target: it’s far simpler to trick you into clicking on a link in a WhatsApp message than to code a sophisticated virus.

But security software will alert you if you’re about to log in to a fake website and prevent dangerous websites from loading when you tap on those dodgy links.

Our current pick of the best antivirus is Norton 360 followed by McAfee Total Protection and Bitdefender Total Security. Read on below the reviews for more in-depth buying advice.

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