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Apple Mac OS X Snow Leopard review - Aug 27, 2009

Features With a ton of upgrades and out-of-the-box Microsoft Exchange support, OS X Snow Leopard is a must-have for Mac owners. Read story »

Photoshop accessories for the photo geek - Sep 7, 2009

Crave Yes, these are magnets. These days, most photographers would edit their images on Photoshop before they post it online or print it. It's no wonder this "miracle" software (which can ... Read story »

Is Apple's Snow Leopard worth the upgrade? - Aug 18, 2009

Features Curious about Apple's upcoming operating system? Here's what to expect from Snow Leopard, and why it may matter to you.  Read story »

Apple Snow Leopard allows Chinese writing with trackpad - May 20, 2009

Blogs While I'm still relatively new to the Mac world, and haven't fully embraced the hype surrounding an unquestioning allegiance to everything Apple, I absolutely adore my MacBook's trackpad. The multitouch glass ... Read story »

Snow Leopard preview at WWDC - Jun 9, 2009

Features Among the news and announcements at the WWDC Keynote, Apple previewed the next iteration of Mac OS X Leopard.  Read story »

Microsoft Windows 7 Professional RTM review - Aug 4, 2009

Features With Windows 7 finalized and available to OEMs, we take a look at how the upcoming OS stacks against its predecessors. Read story »

Energy-efficient Snow Leopard will save you US$0.95 - Sep 4, 2009

Crave These days, every little bit counts. Apple's OSX Snow Leopard update offers several noteworthy enhancements, and plenty of behind-the-scenes tweaks--but has anything in the operating system changed in regard to ... Read story »

RIM the biggest winner for Q2 smart phone market share - Sep 15, 2008

Crave If you've been following the mobile OS market share war, Gartner's recent Q2 report should get you interested. According to the research firm, Symbian dominated global smart phone sales with a ... Read story »

Review: Windows Vista Home Basic - Jan 29, 2007

Features If you're currently happy with Windows XP SP2, we see no compelling reason to upgrade to the Home Basic Edition. On the other hand, if you need a new computer right now, Windows Vista is stable enough for everyday use. Read story »

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