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We've reviewed five remote access tools each with their own capabilities, strengths, and weaknesses. Some programs worked flawlessly, others did alright, and one fell flat on its face. Read on to see which Remote Access program earned our Editor's Choice.
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If you're looking for the perfect laptop bag for your new notebook then you may be in luck. Chrome Bags promises the Soyuz laptop backpack is the ultimate solution for road warriors who are constantly running between the office and the gym ... or maybe need to join a conference call from the beach. Is this $180 laptop backpack worth your holiday cash? Keep reading to find out.
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The last time we reviewed Acronis True Image Home, it certainly had potential . . . but major bugs held it back from being our editor's choice. Today we take a look at the newest version of Acronis True Image Home. Did Acronis redeem themselves and produce a winning product? Or do we have another flop? Read on to find out.
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Symantec pcAnywhere 12.5 is a remote control application that allows users to operate a computer from any other computer in the world -- include PCs running a different operating system. Is pcAnywhere really the ultimate cross-platform remote desktop tool? We put it to the test in this review.
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Acer Laptops today introduced its TravelMate business-oriented Timeline notebooks.
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Dell today announced it refreshed its Mini 10 netbook with a newer design and Intel Atom processor.
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Fujitsu today introduced its latest netbook, the LifeBook MH380.
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IBM Lotus Symphony is Big Blue's free alternative to MS Office. Can Symphony win a battle of the bands with Microsoft's productivity heavyweight, or does it ring hollow? We sound it out in this review.
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Although the IdeaPad S12, with its Nvidia Ion graphics processor, provides some 3D muscle, it costs more than comparable Netbooks.
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