David Moss resolves an iTunes problem, looks into secret folders and Windows file sharing without a central server.

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The lure of technology doesn’t always translate to a perfect experience.

Halo 2 is going to be an exclusive for Windows Vista, but won't use DirectX 10. Something's up.

PC Authority takes a trip down computer memory lane and discovers just how PC technology has evolved... and how Microsoft and IBM nearly destroyed each other.

Each month we put together a list of the technology and trends that have made us sit up and take notice.

Impressive speakers and sleek styling help to compensate for the average image quality.

A reasonable quality display, but few extras for the price.

The best image quality of the 22in LCDs, plus it’s elegant and well featured.

A beautifully designed LCD, but at a big premium.

Image quality is average, but the price includes HDCP support.

A perfect screen for gamers, but too expensive.

An impressive stand, but quality remains average.

Decent speakers and design, but the LG is better value.

Elegant, flexible and well designed, it only just loses out to the HDMI-equipped BenQ this month.

Not as stylish as the Dell, but the BenQ’s image quality and HDMI port make it our top 24in LCD.

It lacks HDCP and isn’t for general home use, but remains the best if you need accurate colours.

With average image quality and a lack of up-to-date features, we can’t recommend the LP2465.

A wide range of power, but too old-fashioned and confusing for most users.

Some reasonable hands-on editing power, but image management and sharing are disappointing.