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Superpowered and workgroup friendly with great features, but with a steep learning curve for administrators. Find out what the "other" side of the server world looks like

Play your video, photo and music files on your TV from a networked PC. We put five network players to the test

Some intriguing new technology and genuinely useful features make Home Server one to watch.

Your wireless network is more powerful than you imagine. Use this guide to fully understand and utilise it.

BitTorrent touted as 'broadband's next killer app'.

Guarantee your data is secure by backing it up remotely. We test six of the most popular services.

Ideal for streaming music wirelessly or listening to Internet radio, but the iRadio suffers from a few design niggles.

Share and back up music, photos, video and documents on your network with a high-capacity NAS drive.

Plenty of features for such a small box. If you don’t already have a wireless router, this is a fantastic choice.

Packed with features, and with great performance, the only disadvantages are the price and the short warranty.

Easy to use, and with space for a second SATA disk, but it struggles with small files and is overpriced for the features.

It's expensive, but the YES Box successfully marries high-end and consumer features in a flexible and scalable device.

An interesting and secure way to share data, once you overlook some minor drawbacks.

It's that time of year again when your Symantec security products start flashing at you for their annual update. This time Symantec has not only tweaked the performance of the various products that make up its security suite, but has also endeavoured to give them a new look.

Spam! spam! spam! spam! . . . if it had not been for Monty Python nobody would ever have thought there was anything funny about it. With almost 50 percent of the world’s email now junk mail, offering everything from unwanted penis extensions to stockmarket tips, spam has become as big a problem as viruses.

Many people upgrade their PCs by adding the latest CPU or more memory, but leave their old hard disk in place. The humble hard disk is one of the slowest components inside a PC (in fact, only optical