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Office 2013 revealed: Outlook 2013 

Office 2013 revealed: Outlook 2013

by Tim Danton, Barry Collins, Jonathan Bray  |  16 Oct 2012  |  Comment now
Today we look at the latest iteration of email client Outlook, and it's 2013-labeled changes.
Office 2013 revealed: PowerPoint 2013 

Office 2013 revealed: PowerPoint 2013

by Tim Danton, Barry Collins, Jonathan Bray  |  15 Oct 2012  |  Comment now
In the latest in our series of reveals of Microsoft's new productivity suite, we look at that most dreaded of applications... is death by PowerPoint still lethal?
Office 2013 revealed: Excel 2013 

Office 2013 revealed: Excel 2013

by Tim Danton, Barry Collins, Jonathan Bray  |  11 Oct 2012  |  Comment now
In the third part of our Office 2013 revealed series, we look at that most beloved of spreadsheet programs, Excel. What does 2013 have in store... Let's go to the graph!
Office 2013 revealed: Word 2013 

Office 2013 revealed: Word 2013

by Tim Danton, Barry Collins, Jonathan Bray  |  10 Oct 2012  |  Comment now
The second part of our Office 2013 Revealed feature looks at the workhorse of writers everywhere, Word 2013.
Office 2013 revealed: In the cloud 

Office 2013 revealed: In the cloud

by Tim Danton, Barry Collins, Jonathan Bray  |  8 Oct 2012  |  Comment now
Not content with unleashing a new operating system on the world, Microsoft has unveiled a new version of Office, too. It has a fresh look, dozens of new features and makes a huge shift towards cloud computing.
Behind the scenes at Dell's Cloud Centre 

Behind the scenes at Dell's Cloud Centre

by Tim Danton  |  15 Dec 2011  |  Comment now
Sneak peek ahead of February 2012 launch.
Dell: cloud computing won’t hurt IT jobs 

Dell: cloud computing won’t hurt IT jobs

by Tim Danton  |  1 Aug 2011  |  Comment now
Dell executive believes firms will always need in-house IT staff
First Look: Dell Streak with Android 2.2 

First Look: Dell Streak with Android 2.2

by Tim Danton  |  11 Jan 2011  |  Comment now
Dell updates the Streak to Android 2.2; we find out how much difference it's made
Toshiba AC100 

Toshiba AC100

by Tim Danton  |  6 Dec 2010  |  Comment now
A cross between a netbook and a very smart smartphone, this is the most convincing mobile internet device yet
Samsung Galaxy Tab 

Samsung Galaxy Tab

by Tim Danton  |  5 Nov 2010  |  Comment now
Widely expected to be the main challenger to the iPad, read our full verdict on the 7in Samsung Galaxy Tab
HTC 7 Mozart 

HTC 7 Mozart

by Tim Danton  |  26 Oct 2010  |  Comment now
HTC attempts to differentiate the Mozart with - you guessed it - some audio-related perks. We're all ears
Dell Streak  

Dell Streak

by Tim Danton  |  24 Sep 2010  |  Comment now
The Dell Streak comes out on October 1, for $649 outright, or $0 upfront on a $59 per month plan from Optus. But should you take the plunge now, or wait for an updated Android?
Sony VAIO P Series (2nd gen), the only fully fledged laptop that can slip into a jacket pocket 

Sony VAIO P Series (2nd gen), the only fully fledged laptop that can slip into a jacket pocket

by Tim Danton  |  30 Aug 2010  |  Comment now
A clear improvement, with some neat design touches and a faster turn of pace, but it’s still hit and miss
Our review of Apple's iPad:an oversized iPhone or the future of personal computing? 

Our review of Apple's iPad:an oversized iPhone or the future of personal computing?

by Tim Danton, David Bayon, Ian Wrigley  |  15 Jun 2010  |  Comment now
After all the hype, we can finally decide for ourselves. Read our full review and find out what we like and don't like about Apple's iPad
Your new Office: Is Microsoft's free Web version of Office 2010 actually useful? 

Your new Office: Is Microsoft's free Web version of Office 2010 actually useful?

by Tim Danton, Simon Jones, Barry Collins  |  17 Mar 2010  |  Comment now
Microsoft decision to release a free Web version of Office is big news for the 20+ year old software suite. But does free actually mean it's any good?
Sony's stunning Vaio X-Series laptop: the good and bad explained 

Sony's stunning Vaio X-Series laptop: the good and bad explained

by Tim Danton  |  18 Nov 2009  |  Comment now
A stunning piece of design matched with excellent battery life, but with an Atom inside the price is surely too high
BlackBerry's Curve 8520 smartphone is too expensive to be a serious contender 

BlackBerry's Curve 8520 smartphone is too expensive to be a serious contender

by Tim Danton  |  12 Nov 2009  |  Comment now
We like the ambition of producing a low-cost BlackBerry, but until it drops in price there’s too much competition.
HTC delivers smartphone Hero to Android fans with flair 

HTC delivers smartphone Hero to Android fans with flair

by Tim Danton  |  11 Nov 2009  |  Comment now
A hugely likeable phone that excels at web browsing and manages to just live up to its ambitious name.
Sony VAIO Mini W Series: how good is the big brand's netbook? 

Sony VAIO Mini W Series: how good is the big brand's netbook?

by Tim Danton  |  4 Nov 2009  |  Comment now
So, the last big name has fallen. HP gave out in April 2008, and both Dell and Toshiba's resistance crumbled by the autumn. But it's taken Sony until the middle of 2009 to produce what it confesses to be a netbook, the VAIO Mini W Series.
Kensington Dual Monitor Adapter, lets you plug in a second screen via USB 

Kensington Dual Monitor Adapter, lets you plug in a second screen via USB

by Tim Danton  |  5 Jun 2009  |  Comment now
Feeling the need for a second screen? This little gadget allows you to add a second screen to your computer over USB rather than D-SUB or DVI
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