We’ve examined the data from more than 8000 readers to reveal exactly what sort of reliability, customer service and satisfaction you can expect in 2007.

Superb, stylish, solid... but sabotaged by poor controls

Microsoft report claims fewer patches and fewer flaws.

Microsoft claims a recently jailed Taiwanese group was guilty of 90 per cent of "high quality" illegal Microsoft copies.

'Butterfly Effect' creator Edward N. Lorenz working to the end.

Report claims high density devices to blame for capacity crisis.

Small enough to fit in your pocket but with enough power to make light work of rusty screws and flat-packed furniture

The best plans, the hidden costs, and is it really the best broadband deal on the market?

Useful new features and a total interface overhaul make this the best Office ever.

IT education comes in a variety of guises, so which one is best for you? Todays teacher, David Hellaby, gives you a crash course. Alot can change in 12 months. Last year there more

Not much time left for anything else, claims report.

IT managers too focused on technology and must start managing information..

One-off patent licence payment helps keep media player firm afloat.

For a US$34 billion company with almost 90 percent market share, it might be inappropriate to call Intel "the comeback kid".

The Kodak EasyShare Printer Dock 6000 is a tiny photo printer-cum-camera dock for Kodak EasyShare CX/DX 6000 and LS600-series cameras. Although it's designed to print 4 x 6in borderless prints, the dock is capable of a lot more. The abundance of functions this dock can perform boggles the mind. Ranging from slide show streaming, three-hour camera Li-Ion battery charging, multiple print runs and PC file-synching, this printer does it all.

Tiny, intuitive and a great performer, the IXUS 85 is the ideal carry-anywhere camera

While the epithet 'multimedia PC' used to be bandied about to over-hype any PC in the mid-'90's that was capable of playing music, rudimentary video, and games, the descriptive was overused so much on sub-par PCs that the impact of any real multimedia capabilities was diminished in the wash of pretenders.

It seems irony is lost on Microsoft, who is speaking to the US Congress over what it says are anti-trust concerns regarding Yahoo's advertising deal with Google.