MacBook Neo review: £599 price-tag, 16-hour battery life, and A18 Pro chip make Apple's budget laptop the perfect option for cash-strapped students (who can even get £100 off!) ⊕⊕
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30 days ago
The Daily Mail's Science & Technology Editor, Shivali Best, put the MacBook Neo through its paces - here's why it's the perfect option for cash-strapped students.
40 days ago
iPhone 17e and MacBook Neo review: SHIVALI BEST is one of the first people to test Apple's brand new devices - so, are they as good as they look? ⊕⊕
The new gadgets aren't available until next week.
However, the Daily Mail's Science & Technology Editor, Shivali Best, got her hands on the iPhone 17e and MacBook Neo at an event in London.
65 days ago
The hidden heroes of the slopes: As the avalanche death toll soars, SHIVALI BEST joins mountain rescue in the French Alps to discover exactly what's being done to keep skiers safe ⊕⊕
Ahead of International Ski Patrol Day, the Daily Mail's Science & Technology Editor, Shivali Best, was invited by Helly Hansen to spend the day with ski patrol in Les Menuires.
10 months ago
Inside Britain's busiest airport: SHIVALI BEST goes behind-the-scenes at Heathrow's Terminal 5 to find out what really happens to your bag ○
MailOnline's Science and Technology Editor, Shivali Best, was invited behind-the-scenes at Heathrow's Terminal 5 for a rare look inside.
11 months ago
I visited Apple's secret testing labs - here's what REALLY happens behind-the-scenes at the Cork campus ○
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Apple is usually extremely private about what happens behind closed doors. But MailOnline's Science and Technology Editor, Shivali Best, was invited to Cork for a look inside the testing labs.
13 months ago
Could NASA stop the 2024 YR4 asteroid hitting Earth in 2032? SHIVALI BEST answers your questions ○
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Where could the asteroid hit, does NASA have the ability to deviate it, and could Bruce Willis save us? MailOnline's Science and Technology Editor, Shivali Best, answers your questions.
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