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Smartphone camera face-off: 7 phones put to the test
One of the biggest trends in smartphones right now is toward models equipped with powerful, high-end cameras. Phone manufacturers are no longer content to play the megapixel game, either. As we saw [...]
Corel WordPerfect Office X6 Professional Edition
Talk about the loyal opposition: Corel WordPerfect Office X6 continues a long tradition of competing with Microsoft’s powerhouse Office suite by giving particular groups of users assorted features (some new, [...]
WYSIWYG Web Builder 8
WYSIWYG Web Builder 8 (or What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get) is just that. But just because you don’t need to know how to write code, don’t think that you’ll be able to jump into [...]
Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard Cover
As more and more people are using the iPad for quote-real-unquote work, iPad keyboards are becoming popular accessories, offering the tactile advantages of real keys without sacrificing the iPad’s portability [...]
HP Epson Workforce Pro WP-4020
Why should your small office buy a low-end color laser for $400 to $500 when you could opt for the $150 Epson Workforce Pro WP-4020 color inkjet printer instead? Good question, especially [...]
Arista 10G switch
Packing 384 10G Ethernet ports into an 11-rack-unit form factor is only the beginning for Arista Networks’ DCS-7508 data centre core switch. In this exclusive Clear Choice test, the 7508′s [...]
Motorola Droid RAZR
In 2004, Motorola released the RAZR, the world’s thinnest phone that sold more than 50 million units within two years. Today, Motorola revives this legendary device with the Droid RAZR, [...]
Toshiba Portege Ultrabook
You can tell we’re quite excited about the Ultrabook concept introduced by Intel since we reviewed the Lenovo U300s a few months ago. Today we’re looking at Toshiba’s new Ultrabook, [...]
Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet
Lenovo joins the Android Tablet club with two news devices, the IdeaPad K1 as consumer oriented tablet, and it’s more professional sibling the ThinkPad Tablet which we will be looking [...]
Samsung Galaxy Note
Once again, Samsung has pushed the edge of the mobile industry standards by presenting us with the Galaxy Note, one of the largest mobile phones (apart from the really early [...]
AntiCrop for iPhone and iPad
Adva-Soft’s AntiCrop is a simple and easy-to-use photo editing app that serves a unique function: It’s the first mobile app that lets you expand the borders of your image. The [...]
Logitech Wireless Boombox
Logitech’s $150 Wireless Boombox looks quite like some of its siblings, especially the Rechargeable Speaker S715i. I really liked the S715i, and I really like the Wireless Boombox, too. The primary difference between [...]
PhoneGap: Mobile development made easy
Mobile development is as much about UI artistry and screen flow as technical programming. This premium on presentation means that the most important skills for building mobile apps are more [...]
Enterprise Hadoop
It’s been a big year for Apache Hadoop, the open source project that helps you split your workload among a rack of computers. The buzzword is now well known to [...]
Lenovo U300s
Lenovo, the world’s second largest PC maker has released its first UltraBook. Overview The first concept of an UltraBook was introduced by Intel in 2011 to urge manufacturers to make [...]
