Thursday September 9, 2010 5:33 PM AEST
PC Authority > Business
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
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.
RIM is staking its BlackBerry future on the Torch 9800, the company’s first slider. Could it work?
Not revolutionary, but enough has been added to Word's arsenal to make this an impressive upgrade
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Aimed successfully at a younger audience, but also with strong enterprise credentials
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Better integration with Word, PowerPoint and IE, along with improved co-authoring, move OneNote into the mainstream
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Beautifully engineered hardware allied with great software, the HTC Legend is super-fast too
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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 finally upgrades to Core i7, but the design isn’t perfect and Windows users will find battery life short
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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.