Latest Reviews
Windows Phone 7 review – hands on
Does Microsoft have a winner on its hands with Windows Phone 7? Alex Watson has a look at South by Southwest in Austin, Texas.
Symantec Backup Exec 2010 review
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It’s been a long wait but Symantec finally adds deduplication to its flagship Windows backup software. We put the latest Backup Exec 2010 to the test to see what storage savings it can deliver.
Head to Head: Office 2010 vs Open Office 3.1
UPDATED: It's a battle of the office productivity suites as we look at how Office 2010 shapes up against its main open source alternative. We find out which is best in this head to head review.
Google Nexus One review: A week with the superphone
Our reviewer spent a week living with the Google Nexus One to see if it lives up to the reviews. Read on to find out what he thought.
HTC Legend review
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The HTC Legend was probably the most anticipated release that stemmed from Mobile World Congress this year. We take a look to see just how good it really is.
Head to Head: iRex DR800S vs iRiver Story
Are ebook readers just for consumers or do they have some valid features to offer business users too? We find out in this head to head review as we compare the iRiver Story and iRex DR800S.
Samsung Galaxy Portal review
The Samsung Galaxy Portal could be described as a poor man’s Galaxy, but does its older brother really take the biscuit?
Toshiba Tecra A11 review
After our first look at the Tecra A11 at Toshiba’s 2010 press day, in this review we take an in-depth look at this new business notebook.
QNAP TS-859 Pro Turbo NAS review
Qnap’s new NAS appliance has Intel’s latest dual-core Atom processor at its heart. This eight-bay desktop box is packed with features and in this review we see whether it delivers in the speed stakes as well.
WatchGuard XCS-770 review
WatchGuard makes a big play for the web and message content security market with its new XCS appliance family. In this review we see how the mid-range XCS-770 stands up.
HP ProLiant DL4x170h review
The new DL4x170h multi-node server offers a very interesting and lower cost alternative to blade servers but has HP got it right in the design department? We find out in this review.
Sony Vaio VPCS11V9E/B review
The release of Intel’s Core i3 and i5 processors is likely to provoke a significant scrabble among laptop manufacturers to release a swathe of top-end, fast laptops. We review the Sony Vaio VPCS11V9E/B to find out what it's made of.
Sony Ericsson X10 Mini Pro review: First look
Does the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Pro live up to the precedent set by its older and bigger brother? We find out in this first look review.
Toshiba Tecra A11 review: First look
We take a quick look at what the Toshiba Tecra A11 laptop has to offer in this first look review.
Google Buzz review: First look
We take a quick look at what Google's new social networking tool has to offer.
Head to Head: Google Nexus One vs Motorola Milestone
It's a clash of the Android titans as we put the Google Nexus One and Motorola Milestone head to head in our latest comparison.
HP ProLiant SL2x170z G6 review
HP is the first of the blue-chips to move into the multi-node server market and in this exclusive review we see whether it sets the standard for the rest to follow.
Clearswift Web Appliance ENW review
Clearswift’s latest web filtering appliance offers extensive workplace AUPs and aims to get tough with the wave of new web threats. In this exclusive review we see whether it succeeds.
Draytek VigorIPPBX 2820 review
We review the Draytek VigorIPPBX 2820 to see if its combined router and IP PBX capabilities make life easier than buying two separate products.
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