It might seem unfair comparing MYOB’s best selling single user product with Quicken’s multi-user small business accounting package, but the key difference between the two is number of licences and not the functionality.

What you should expect if a cut down version of Omni Page comes bundled with your scanner.

It may be costly, but if you need accurate OCR for mass document digitisation, this package fits the bill admirably.

Ableton’s flair for innovation shows no sign of diminishing. This is the best version of Live yet.

Decent OCR performance on automatic settings - but woe betide you if you'd prefer to do the driving.

It’s easy to believe that registry cleaners fall into the category of “computer voodoo”. You expect to perform a few ritualistic gestures and gain a faster, less problematic computer.

A convenient all-in-one media package, but many of the applications can be had for nothing elsewhere

The annual battle of the small business accounting programs has flared again as both MYOB and Quicken roll-out their 2004 editions. While both have made several tweaks and additions to last year’s models, the main difference this time around is in MYOB’s new product activation model. While many users will consider it overkill, there is little doubt that MYOB and others have suffered as a result of software piracy over the years and this time MYOB is determined to stop it.

An interesting take on portable sound reproduction

Accurate speech recognition, a flexible control system and a good price – for those in need, Dragon delivers.