We've been impressed with Norton 360 - security for those who want something simple but effective. We're also impressed with the changes in Norton Internet Security 2009. So how does Norton 360 version 3.0 stack up?

Existing export capabilities and new support for dynamic components make this a must for professional users

Script triggering and interface changes headline an upgrade that’s good for developers and users alike

Easy to use, logical and powerful. This is a security solution that will work for most small businesses

Nothing revolutionary, but this simple and affordable music-production program feels both mature and modern

A new interface, smart albums, guided editing and photo merging keep Photoshop Elements ahead of the pack

A friendly suite for the less-experienced user, but technical types may find it limiting.

A highly usable all-round security suite, but ultimately a strong runner-up rather than a new champion.

A winner on the strength of its excellent protection, coming first or equal-first in our malware and firewall test.

Not the most useable email tool, but very sleek.

A little large and lacking in superfast data connectivity, but unrivalled as an email tool.

Refocusing on disc-related features makes Nero the top choice for optical disc authoring.

Surround-sound support and mastering-quality plug-ins mean Sound Forge is better than ever.

A comprehensive set of security tools in one package, with a convenient and easy-to-use interface.

Added features and fixed bugs mean that Firefox remains our browser of choice

With its enhanced interface, support for transparency and new collaboration features, it’s the best release in years.

A simplified interface, strong photo-to-art Focus and the low price make painter essentials a great buy.