Innholdsfortegnelse for May 2019 i Windows Help & Advice

One of the best things about Windows is that it’s incredibly customisable – enabling you to tweak its look and feel, options and settings so it works for you all the time, every time. In our huge tips feature, starting on page 11, we reveal 60 ways to do just that. Some will serve as useful reminders; others will be surprising – but every one will be useful, and so make your PC easier and more fun to use. The tips, tricks and secrets continue on page 55, where we show you how to optimise your system for a smoother, faster-running PC. While on page 48, we’ll also reveal the ways you can ward off hackers – and keep your online accounts secure. Finally, our Explore section (page 23) is…

Calculator? Are you quite alright? Yes, OK. Windows’ calculator has been a part of the operating system literally since the very beginning – there was a calculator in Windows 1.0, released in 1985. But it’s far from just an app that adds and multiplies numbers: Windows 3.0 added scientific functionality; Windows 7 brought separate programmer, statistics, unit conversion, date calculation and worksheets modes. Windows 10’s big update so far has been currency conversion – but it’s about to get a whole lot more complex. In what way? Now building on the scientific functionality introduced 28 years ago (at last) Microsoft is set to tack a graphing mode on to the Calculator app, so you’ll be able to visualise all those equations you have bouncing around your head. Great for students,…

1 Which of the following programs was bundled with Windows 1.0? A Calculator B 3D Pinball C Facebook 2 Which feature was new for Windows 2.0 in 1987? A VGA graphics B Drive letters C The Windows key 3 Windows 3.0 was the first to feature which game? A Solitaire B Farmville C Flappy Bird 4 By which codename was Windows 95 known? A Chicago B Dulwich C West Newberry 5 Which program was in Windows 98’s second edition but not its first? A Media Player B Notepad C Freecell 6 Which system utility made its debut in Windows ME? A System Restore B System Delete C System Persistence…

Off-the-shelf is good as far as it goes. But there comes a time when you want to put your personal stamp on something, and when it comes to Windows, you’ll be surprised by just how much control you can wield over its look and feel. In this feature we’ve dug out no fewer than 60 tips to help you customise it to your personal satisfaction. There’s a reminder of some familiar tips, but we’ve dug deeper to reveal buried settings and little-known techniques that can do more than simply change the background picture or apply a colour scheme. Indeed, we’ll open the feature by introducing two free tools that, between them, open up a wide array of customisable options that normally require a dab hand in Registry editing. You’ll tackle…

1 Choose where to search Download Icons Extractor (www.nirsoft. net/utils/iconsext.html) as a ZIP file, then extract its contents and double-click iconsext.exe to launch the program. You can choose to search a specific file, all of the files inside a folder, or a running process for icons. 2 Search and browse Click ‘Search For Icons’ and wait while the folder is searched – doing so can take some time, and a counter will indicate how many matches have been found. You can click Stop at any time to halt the search to view the matches found so far. Double-click a match to view the available icons. 3 Browse and extract If a suitably large (128x128 or preferably 256x256 pixel) icon exists, you can either select it and click…

If you’re battling a busy desktop full of apps, windows and strewn with file icons, staying organised and stress-free can be tricky. And that’s why you should turn to page 42. There you’ll discover a great way to get and stay organised – using the multiple desktops feature that’s built right in to Windows 10. And on page 36 you’ll learn a handy way to automate common PC tasks, giving you more time to do the stuff you love – like adding an old-fashioned sepia look to your favourite family photos (page 27), or recording sounds on your PC (page 30). Enjoy!…

CAPTURE SETTINGS Go here to change where your video captures are saved, and make changes to settings such as audio quality. CUSTOMISE The Game Bar can be personalised in a number of ways – you can even change the default keyboard shortcuts. BACKGROUND RECORDING With this enabled, your PC constantly records what you’re doing so you can save it for posterity. VIDEO CAPTURE If you’re not using keyboard shortcuts, this ‘record’ button is what you need to press to capture video footage. VOLUME CONTROLS When recording, you can choose different volume levels for different audio sources. MICROPHONE TOGGLE You may or may not want to record audio via a PC mic – in which case switch it on or off here. Taking a static screenshot in Windows 10 is incredibly…

MENUS You can create a new task from the Action menu. LIST OF FOLDERS This nest of folders contains all of the tasks on your PC. LIST OF TASKS All of the tasks contained in a folder are displayed here. TASK PROPERTIES An individual task’s details are here if you select one. RIGHT-CLICK MENU The fastest way to get around the app. ACTIONS A useful panel with all the controls you’ll need on it. Windows’ Task Scheduler is a bit of an arcane tool. It’s been around since the Microsoft Plus! add-on pack for Windows 95. It’s also an app that’s in a state of flux. Two of its options – the ability to send an email and to display a message on-screen – have been deprecated since Windows 8.1.…

With GDevelop being based on JavaScript, you can also add your own custom JavaScript coding. If you open the event editor, click ‘Choose and add an event’ (the biggest ‘+’ sign toward the right), and then ‘JavaScript code’. This will be treated like any other event, and will be triggered each time the event is reached. Check the documentation for some examples, such as fading out a sprite when it hits the floor. Not only does GDevelop support mobile platforms (currently Android and partial support for iOS), but for the gaming capitalists out there, you can even put in your own ad space with AdMob, and control where it’s placed. You can also enable the vibrate function on smartphones and control how long it lasts. We won’t ask you what…

If your PC is constantly falling over, or you’re suffering performance-related issues with no obvious cause, the best thing to do is give your PC a checkup. Start by performing a physical examination of the underlying hardware. First, perform a power reset: this involves powering down your PC, then unplugging it from the mains and pressing the power button a few times to ensure all lingering power has been discharged (in the case of a laptop, you’ll need to disconnect the battery too before pressing the power button). While your PC is switched off, check that its vents aren’t clogged with dust – overheating not only shortens the life of your PC’s components, it also affects performance and can be responsible for seemingly random shutdowns. Use a tool like Speccy…

Is there a quick and dirty way I can prevent Microsoft installing the 1803 update on my Windows 10 Home PC before it’s properly ready? Neil Stanton Set your network connection – Ethernet or Wireless – to a Metered connection by going to Settings > Network & Internet > ‘Change connection properties’. This should block the update until you’re ready to install it (flick the switch back to Off). I need to protect my PCs from occasional power cuts. Which Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) do you recommend? Bill Davison We’ve been protecting two computers (and a QNAP NAS) with an APC Back-UPS BE700G-UK for a few years now – it provides 405W of power, enough to ensure all your devices have time to shut down properly. How do I stop…

So far, we’ve covered both traditional reinstall techniques, but there are other reasons – and methods – for reinstalling Windows. First up is the recovery option. Most pre-built PCs come with a built-in manufacturer’s recovery partition that enables you to restore Windows to its factory shipped condition. The main advantage of this method – aside from being cheaper and easier for the manufacturer, of course – is that your PC is restored to a guaranteed working state, with all the drivers it needs to function. The downsides are that a lot of extra unwanted software is usually installed alongside Windows, you need to exercise extreme caution not to lose everything on the drive, and that if the recovery partition corrupts – typically due to hardware failure – you’re left with…

You can trust our reviews Our reviewers are 100 per cent independent, with years of experience in the world of computing. Our rigorous testing procedures mean that only genuine, high-quality products are awarded high star ratings. If you see an item of hardware bearing a high score, you can be confident that it is an excellent product. We choose the best products Thousands of new PC products are released every year and choosing between them can be an impossible task. Our experts select only the best hardware and software to feature in this magazine. Even better, our star rating system makes it simple to find the best products, giving you a fast, trustworthy guide. How we review Our expert reviewers guarantee to test every piece of hardware rigorously and thoroughly,…

“There are paid-for sites that offer full university-level courses” There’s never a bad time to pick up something new. And with only your PC, an Internet connection, and bit of personal effort, you can do just that right now. Where you head first depends on what you want to know. If it’s a new language you’re after, Duolingo (www.duolingo.com) should be your first port of call. It’s entirely free, unless you want to pay to remove ads, and there are a host of languages to choose from. You learn by a combination of repetition, constant grading, and a game element which tracks how often you visit and practice. BRAIN GAMES To improve your maths, science, and more, the completely free Khan Academy (www.khanacademy.org) is an invaluable resource. It is, admittedly,…

Hardware is a problem. It makes the PC the best thing going for games, but also makes it by far the most expensive way to play them. Google’s newly-announced Stadia service suggests that doesn’t need to be the case. Why stock up on your own pricey parts when you could run your games on a powerful PC somewhere else in the world, owned, administered, and upgraded by the web giant, and have them beamed into your home? The idea behind the subscription-based Stadia isn’t new; both Microsoft and Sony already offer similar services for their consoles, and game streaming service OnLive did much the same thing until it shut its doors in 2015. But the hardware here is a little different. SUPER-FAST STREAMING? The special Stadia controller connects directly to…

600 Number of tracks created by Endel – the first app to be rewarded a major label music deal. The tracks are short ‘soundscapes’, ideal for use as background music in apps and videos, and are created using an algorithm. 1 MILLION Number of Asus PCs vulnerable to the ‘ShadowHammer’ malware attack that landed in March. The malware, which posed as a security update, was discovered by anti-virus vendor Kaspersky, which said 57,000 of its customers were affected; while Symantec said 13,000 of its users were. Asus has since issued a patch to fix the issue. 24 Number of hours that Clippy returned before being killed off again. The former MS Office assistant reappeared in March as a free-to-download animated sticker pack for Microsoft Teams on GitHub, but one day…

1 Getting started Download Launchy from www. launchy.net – you can either install it or run it on demand as a portable app. Once Launchy has, er, launched, it will sit unobtrusively in the Taskbar notification area. To bring it into focus, press [Alt] + [Spacebar], then start typing the name of what you’re looking for. 2 Search and select An icon representing a program will pop up – if it’s the correct one, press [Enter]. Wait a few seconds, and more matching results – including web links – will appear via a drop-down menu. Click one or use the arrow keys to scroll through the list, pressing [Enter] when you find your match. 3 Widen Launchy’s search remit Right-click the Launchy notification area icon and choose the…

Packed with informative tutorials Every issue, we guarantee to pack the magazine with great tutorials teaching you all the best things you can do with your PC. Each article features step-by-step instructions to make learning new skills fast and enjoyable. Customise Windows to work your way We all know how to do the basics but getting the most from Windows isn’t always easy. Our dedication to the operating system means you get the very best tips and tricks for all versions of Windows. Get more from your favourite websites We all have our list of favourite sites but often we miss out on great features because they’re difficult to use or hidden from sight. We’ll show you how to do more online, for a more satisfying web life. Discover new…

Parental controls Restrictions and monitoring options that limit what a child can do on a PC. This can include blocking access to websites, and age-limiting games. Microsoft family Microsoft knows families use their PCs both together and separately. Individual user accounts can be linked into a ‘family’ so you can not only do things like set up a shared calendar, but place restrictions on users as well. Microsoft account An online account that enables you to synchronise settings and personal data across different devices, and manage parental controls.…

There are lots of reasons you might want to record audio with your PC – whether you are a student recording a lecture, a journalist recording an interview, or a songwriter trying getting a melody down before you forget it. You could also record a voice message and send it to someone via a chat app as a more personal method of communication than a text message, but without going to the extreme of actually talking to them on the phone. While there are plenty of apps on the Microsoft Store that will record audio – many of which are free – and the excellent open source multi-track recording suite Audacity can be found completely free on the web, there’s no need to install a new app if you just…

Virtual desktops solve a perennial problem: how to deal with multiple home/ work projects without being overwhelmed by the sheer number of apps and windows you have open – especially when you’re working on a cramped laptop screen. Free in Windows 10, virtual desktops (aka multiple desktops) enable you to separate work-oriented tasks from your more personal ones, and then easily flip between them, all while keeping your desktop organised and relatively clutter-free. And you don’t need a third-party apps or a second monitor to do it. Sound good so far? Excellent. So how do you get started? Luckily, we’re here to walk you through the entire process, and we’ll share some expert tips along the way. By the end of our walkthrough you’ll go from virtual desktop novice to…

If there’s one thing guaranteed to bring you out in a cold sweat, it’s the thought of being hacked. Over the years we’ve armed you with all the tools you need to protect your PC against viruses, hackers, and other forms of malware, but it’s an ever-evolving battle. These days, most threats are behavioural – they rely on scammers catching you out with emails harbouring malicious attachments and links to fake websites. Even if you’re wise to all this, there’s one massive weak link: online accounts. Many of us have signed up for dozens of accounts, and secured them with short, memorable, and often reused passwords that are easy to hack. Worse still, even if you’ve not personally given up your password, chances are at least one online service you…

1 Choose options Click ‘Advanced options’ under PrivaZer’s main menu, tick ‘Save registry changes made by next cleanups’, then click OK. By default, your entire computer is selected for scanning. You can choose a different option under ‘Which device’ to restrict it, if you wish. Leave ‘Scan in-depth’ selected and click OK. 2 Scan for items By default, all the scans you have previously chosen are selected, along with your C drive – you will need to repeat for any other drives that you wish to check. Roll your cursor over one of PrivaZer’s options to learn more about it, then untick any that you want to exclude before clicking the Scan button. 3 Review and clean Once PrivaZer has completed its scan, click on an item…

If you’re having problems with your PC, many of them can be solved by performing a repair  or reinstall of the operating system – whether you’re running Windows 7, 8.1 or 10. On page 70 we’ll show you how to set about repairing your existing Windows installation – it will leave your existing apps, files and settings in place, but can work wonders if Windows has got its knickers in a twist. Our guide to a full, destructive reinstall on page 72 is more drastic, but can sometimes be the best way to fix your PC. And on page 74 we’ll reveal some other reinstallation options for you to try.…

Huawei MateBook X Pro CPU 1.8GHz Intel Core i7-8565U (quad-core, 8MB cache, up to 4.6GHz) Graphics Intel UHD Graphics 620; Nvidia GeForce MX250 (2GB GDDR5) RAM 16GB DDR3 (2,133MHz) Display 13.9-inch, 3,000x2,000, LTPS touch display (260ppi, 450cd/m2 , 1,500:1 contrast, 100% sRGB, 3:2 aspect ratio) Storage 1TB SSD (NVMe PCIe) Connectivity 802.11ac Wi-Fi; Bluetooth 4.1; 1x USB-C Thunderbolt 3; 1x USB-C 3.1; 1x USB 3.0; 1x headphone socket Camera HD (720p, 0.9MP) webcam Weight 1.33kg Size 304x217x14.6mm…

Asus MX38VC Supplier www.asus.com Panel size 95.29cm, 21:9 ultra-wide Panel type IPS Resolution 3,840x1,600 pixels Pixel pitch 0.229 mm Brightness (max) 300cd/m2 Contrast ratio 1,000:1 Viewing angle 178/178 degrees (H/V) Response time 5ms (GtoG) Display colours 1.07 billion Flicker-free curved panel 2300R Speakers 2x 10W (RMS) Connectivity Bluetooth; 2x HDMI 2.0; 1x DisplayPort 1.2; 1x USB Type-C with Superspeed USB Charging; 1x audio input; 1x headphone socket; QI wireless charging Weight 9.9kg Size (with stand) 896.6x490.3x239.7mm…

Oculus’ Rift S, its latest VR headset, makes plenty of strides in terms of technology, with sharper screens and even better response times, but it’s the upgrades in its tracking that impress most. It’s ready for room-scale VR, which means your body movements are mapped in-game, but it pulls it off without needing any external sensors, instead using built-in cameras. It’s still wired to the PC, though: for full freedom, the Oculus Quest show most promise.…

http://mpc-hc.org Many of our readers are VLC diehards, for good reason – it’s just about the best free media player out there. If that’s you, fear not. We’re not about to tell you that there’s anything wrong with VLC. But the Homecinema variant of Media Player Classic deserves your attention, not just because it is remarkably easy to use (and similar to the no-frills Media Player of the old Windows days) but because it’s lightning fast, too. There’s basically no load time, either when launching the program or when loading up a movie, and it’s compatible with everything we’ve thrown at it. If you have video or audio, MPC-HC can play it. Try it installed alongside VLC. You don’t need to change anything other than that. It might not keep…

1 Install icons Download and install Vi-Pad (http://lee-soft.com/vipad/) – if the SmartScreen filter appears, click More and unblock the program. During installation, click Yes when prompted to copy all existing desktop icons to the Vi-Pad window, which will happen in real-time as you watch. 2 Organise icons All shortcut apps will appear in a single tab – New Tab – spread over multiple pages. Right-click New Tab to rename it, or the ‘+’ button to create additional tabs, so that you can organise your apps into more categories. Once that’s done, right-click an app icon to move it to that tab. 3 Add new icons You can drag new shortcuts into any tab from the desktop or from File Explorer. Right-click the program’s Taskbar notification area and…

1 Download and install Get the trial version of WindowBlinds from www.stardock.com/products/ windowblinds – after installation, choose the 30-day trial and enter your email address. Once activated, pick a style from the Style section of the program to preview it. 2 Modify skin Click ‘Modify style’ to make changes – work through the Colours, Transparency, Textures and Fonts sections to customise it exactly the way you want it to look. Aching to recreate the old Windows 7 glass-like style? Select ‘Diamond’ and choose ‘One click blur’ under Transparency. 3 Apply new skin Once you’ve finished making your changes in WindowBlinds, click ‘Stop modifying’ followed by ‘Apply style to desktop’. After a short pause you’ll see the Windows desktop update. Continue making tweaks – increase transparency using the…

SCREEN TIME Use this to impose time restrictions on how long your child can use Windows 10 – or their Xbox One console – for. RECENT ACTIVITY You can see which apps and games your child has been using, the websites they’ve visited and their search history. CONTENT RESTRICTIONS Enables you to block access to games, apps, media and sites you don’t want your child to use. MORE SETTINGS Other options give you the ability to set spending limits; and track a user’s location when using a compatible phone. FAMILY OPTIONS Go to Settings > Windows Security to access Microsoft’s parental control portal, known as ‘family settings’. DEVICE STATUS Enables you to see if the devices being used by members of your Microsoft family are up-to-date and secure. Being a…

FILTER MENU You’ll find all the filters we use here. EXPERT MODE Elements comes in three modes, and we’re in Expert mode here. ADJUSTMENT LAYERS Use this black/white button to add adjustment layers. LAYERS The layers stack up here, and can be dragged up and down. LAYERS PALETTE If you need it, press here to show the Layers palette. GRAPHICS PALETTE Press here to open the Graphics palette. Once, photos were developed with chemicals, and light-sensitive compounds of silver were commonly used, especially in black-and-white printing. The traditional process saw silver halide in the paper converted to metallic silver after its exposure to light. It wasn’t a perfect process, though. One of its failings was longevity – pollutants in the atmosphere continue to react with the silver, ruining the image.…

Video capture The process of recording what is happening on your screen and saving the resulting footage as a video file. Keyboard shortcut To make it easier to perform certain tasks, you do not always need to navigate through menus or press a series of buttons – you can press a combination of keys to perform the same action without breaking off from what you’re doing. Game Bar A component of the Xbox app in Windows 10 that can be used to not only capture footage of gaming and other activities, but also broadcast your gameplay online.…

APP NOTIFICATIONS Many apps show notifications, and the most recent ones will be shown in the Action Centre, grouped by app. WINDOWS Some buttons on the Action Centre, such as VPN, will open a new window where you can change the settings. SEE MORE NOTIFICATIONS If you have a lot of missed notifications, click and scroll here to see an expanded collection of them. TABLET MODE If you use Windows 10 on a tablet or touchscreen device, you can place it in Tablet mode by tapping this icon. The Action Centre in Windows 10 gives you quick and easy access to important tools and features of the operating system, as well as displaying recent notifications you may have missed. Since its debut with Windows 10 in 2015, Microsoft has continued…

Sometimes GDevelop can get obtuse, but Piskel is relatively straightforward. The central area is where you draw, the chequered grey background signifying transparency. If you want to create a series of images based on an initial template, draw your first image and then add the number of frames you want to fill. In the Transform box, you can now click the Clone icon. To see your work, toward the top-right corner is a preview window showing all of the animation frames playing in sequence. If you look just below the previewer, there is a slider showing the number of FPS (frames per second). When you’re done, click ‘Save to GDevelop’ over in the far top-right corner.…

Over time, your machine’s drive becomes cluttered up with data files of all shapes, sizes and types. Compounding things are the way in which duplicates can quickly swallow up more storage space thanks to disorganised backups or the fact you have five near-identical copies for every snap you take on your phone or digital camera. The longer this process goes on, the harder it can be to face up to the problem, but today’s the day you finally take steps to not only consolidate your files properly, but free up space too. First steps For this process to work, you need to work out where you are going to store everything. You also need to remember that moving files to a secondary drive isn’t the same as backing them up…

I frequently have lots of Firefox tabs open – is there some way I can quickly search them all for keywords? Dave Lincoln Search addons.mozilla.org for ‘Search multi tabs’, which provides a sidebar for searching all open tabs or even the web. I keep forgetting to set my backup jobs to verify after being created in Macrium Reflect. John Forster Go to Other Tasks > Edit Defaults > Auto Verify Image, tick the ‘Verify image…’ box and click OK to have it done automatically.…

Windows’ Maps is a fantastic app, enabling you get directions from anywhere to anywhere, wherever you are in the world. But there’s a catch. It works by streaming its data over your Internet connection, which means if you can’t get online, Maps doesn’t work. Luckily, you can get around that by downloading the maps you need before you head out – and we’re going to show you how to do just that……

1 Windows 10 Head to www.microsoft.com/ software-download/windows10 and click ‘Download tool now’. Once downloaded, open MediaCreationTool. exe. When prompted, select ‘Create installation media’ and follow the prompts to create either a USB flash drive or an ISO file (for burning to DVD). 2 Windows 8.1 Download the Media Creation Tool from www.microsoft.com/ software-download/windows8 – input your language, edition of Windows 8.1 and PC architecture (32-bit or 64-bit) and then click Next. Choose to create either a USB flash drive or an ISO file and then follow the prompts to the end. 3 Windows 7 Go to www.microsoft.com/ software-download/windows7 and enter your product key – choose a 32-bit or 64-bit version as required. Once downloaded, double-click the file to burn to DVD, or use the Windows USB Download…

1 Reboot for media If you’re running Windows 7, or have Fast Boot disabled, insert your boot media and start your PC. Look for a ‘Press any key to boot from CD or DVD’ option (even if you’ve booted from a USB flash drive) – press the key and you should find the Windows install process starts. 2 Tweak boot options If you boot back into Windows, restart your PC again, but this time press a key, such as [F11], when prompted to open a boot menu. Do so, select your boot media (choose UEFI if the option appears) to boot; otherwise, enter Setup to change the boot device order. 3 Windows 8.1/10 If Fast Boot is enabled, open Settings in Windows and navigate to ‘Update &…

The Huawei MateBook Pro X was undoubtedly one of the best laptops to arrive  in 2018, but one year on is its crown beginning to slip? Find out on page 80. We also look at two very different monitor solutions – a 32-inch 4K model from Philips with HDR aspirations (page 78) and a slightly mad 38-inch super-wide screen from Asus (page 84). Which one would you pick? We’ll also set the alarm bells ringing with our round-up of wake-up lights (page 86) and discover the best free firewall apps for keeping your PC safe from external threats (page 88).…

Philips Brilliance 328P Supplier www.philips.com LCD panel type VA LCD Backlight type W-LED system Panel size 80cm Resolution 4K (3,840x2,160) @ 60Hz Pixel density 139.87 PPI Response time (typical) 4 ms (GtoG) Brightness 600 cd/m² (peak) Contrast ratio (typical) 3,000:1 Viewing angle (H/V) 178/178 degrees Display colours 1.07 billion colours Colour gamut (min.) BT. 709 Coverage: 100%; DCI-P3 Coverage: 98% Colour gamut (typical) NTSC 116%; sRGB 138%; Adobe RGB 94% HDR DisplayHDR 600 (DP/HDMI) Connectivity 1x DisplayPort; 2x HDMI 2.0; 1x USB-C 3.1 Gen 1; 4x USB 3.0: 1x PC audio input; 1x headphone socket; 1x RJ45 Ethernet LAN (10M/100M/1G) Speakers 2x 3W Weight (with stand) 9.36kg Size (with stand) 742x657x270mm…

£89.99 | $99.95 www.fitbit.com Fitbit’s taken the welcome step of slimming down its budget range of fitness trackers – leaving just two models to choose from: the Fitbit Inspire and Fitbit Inspire HR. Of the two, the Inspire HR offers slightly higher spec – and, therefore, a slightly higher price: it costs £89.99 ($99.95) with a silicone band. Other bands costs between £19.99 ($24.95) and £59.99 ($64.95), with options including leather, double wrap and stainless steel. And it’s the Inspire HR model we’re putting through its paces here. Design and display The Fitbit Inspire HR is one of the narrowest and therefore sleekest-looking fitness trackers you can buy right now – though it’s quite thick. Still, it’s by far one of the most attractive trackers Fitbit has made, and it’s…