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Could this iPhone and Android app save you money?

Could this iPhone and Android app save you money?

We've always been a little underwhelmed by the official apps from phone carriers. But amidst the Celebrity Charts, Vodafone has unloaded something that looks quite a bit more useful

 
Are you entitled to data recovery if your hard drive fails?

Are you entitled to data recovery if your hard drive fails?

We all fear what happens if your hard drive fails and all of your important documents, photos and other files are lost? Sadly one reader has experienced this disaster, and on more than one occasion.

 
BlackBerry Torch 9800 - it's coming to Australia, and here's what you need to know

BlackBerry Torch 9800 - it's coming to Australia, and here's what you need to know

RIM is staking its BlackBerry future on the Torch 9800, the company’s first slider. Could it work?

 
 

Reviews

Microsoft Word 2010
6 out of 6

Not revolutionary, but enough has been added to Word's arsenal to make this an impressive upgrade

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RIM BlackBerry Pearl 3G 9105, a Blackberry phone with a difference
5 out of 6

Aimed successfully at a younger audience, but also with strong enterprise credentials

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Microsoft OneNote 2010, a great program that you could use all day
4 out of 6

Better integration with Word, PowerPoint and IE, along with improved co-authoring, move OneNote into the mainstream

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HTC Legend reviewed: beautifully engineered, without costing the earth
5 out of 6

Beautifully engineered hardware allied with great software, the HTC Legend is super-fast too

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First Look: The Millennius Apanda, the mysterious new entrant in the Android phone war

Surprisingly responsive, the Millennius Apanda A60 stands out in the Android phone crowd because it runs 2.1 and it's cheap. See our first impressions and photos

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Apple MacBook Pro 15 reviewed: is the new Core i7 model worth buying?
4 out of 6

Apple finally upgrades to Core i7, but the design isn’t perfect and Windows users will find battery life short

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News

IFA 2010 – Toshiba's Folio 100 Android tablet and lots more IFA 2010 – Toshiba's Folio 100 Android tablet and lots more Toshiba's press conference at IFA was today, and they offered up a bumper crop of new products including their first Android tablet
Telstra unveils "unlimited" wireless broadband for business
Telstra unveils "unlimited" wireless broadband for business Telstra was targeting business buyers with a familiar consumer strategy by revealing an "unlimited" wireless broadband deal today for fleet purchasers of its new Ultimate USB modems.
 
3D goes business - innovations from Sanyo and Panasonic
3D goes business - innovations from Sanyo and Panasonic Both Panasonic and Sanyo launched 3D projector solutions in Sydney this week, at Integrate 2010. But what does 3D actually have to offer business - and more importantly, is it worth it?
 
Want mobile broadband? Try Vodafone's $49 for modem and 1GB
Want mobile broadband? Try Vodafone's $49 for modem and 1GB The 3G mobile broadband war is hotting up again. Following on from Optus' Peak/Offpeak offerings, Vodafone brings out a new Starter Pack at a very tasty $49
 

Features

Small business tech: How to build a low-risk web business Small business tech: How to build a low-risk web business Ever dreamt of taking your small business online? Here's the basics you need to know about finding the right software and getting your site noticed by Google
How to get a job at…Google, Apple and Microsoft
How to get a job at…Google, Apple and Microsoft Fancy a job with one of the biggest tech companies in the world? With the economic hangover starting to wear off, the technology giants are once again recruiting in earnest.
 
Top 10 amazing research projects
Top 10 amazing research projects We tour several of the leading tech research labs in the US to discover which 10 research projects could soon change the world
 
Is email wasting your day? The two-minute rule for Outlook, and other tips to feel like you've achieved something each day
Is email wasting your day? The two-minute rule for Outlook, and other tips to feel like you've achieved something each day This feature is for anyone who's finished a working day with the horrible sense of dissatisfaction that things didn't go to plan, that you've been ineffective. That you just didn't do all the things you wanted to.
 

Group Tests

Setup a home office: 7 colour laser printers reviewed Setup a home office: 7 colour laser printers reviewed We round up seven of the best colour lasers for the home and small office
Business laser printers
Business laser printers We put a selection of high-capacity office printers to the test. We analyse what printer is best for your workplace and what dosn't work.
 
Smarter Smartphones: 12 high-end mobile handsets tested and reviewed
Smarter Smartphones: 12 high-end mobile handsets tested and reviewed Jonathan Bray and Alex Bradner put 12 high-end handsets through our gruelling tests to find the best one for you.
 
Small Business Security Group Test: Symantec, McAfee, Kaspersky, Trend Micro and more
Small Business Security Group Test: Symantec, McAfee, Kaspersky, Trend Micro and more When you're a small business without an IT department you need easy-to-install, easy-to-manage security. We've reviewed eight small business security packages.