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Utilities Reviews

Universal Imaging Utility 3.5 review

Review Universal Imaging Utility is an excellent utility that could prove invaluable to larger businesses looking to reduce the time required for image creation and deployment. However, the software has limitations, including lack of support for Windows Server installations.

8.0 Editors' Rating

LogMeIn Pro review

Review LogMeIn Pro is a joy to use. It makes remote control simple, robust and intuitive, and everything just works.

8.8 Editors' Rating

LogMeIn Ignition: a first look

Preview New software that resides on any USB drive allows direct browser-free access to the LogMeIn family of remote services.

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Samsung Omnia Pro B7610

When Microsoft announced Windows Mobile 6.5, the company said it was keen on expanding into consumer markets. One way to do that is... More

Shiny, shiny, shiny

If you’re impressed by shiny little boxes you’ll love Pano System, a VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure) solution from Pano Logic,... More

Linux Mint 8 (Helena) Released

The final release of Linux Mint 8 (Helena) came out over the weekend. You can read the What's New document for the highlights, the... More

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Samsung Omnia Pro B7610

When Microsoft announced Windows Mobile 6.5, the company said it was keen on expanding into consumer markets. One way to do that is to get consumer-focussed companies to run with the operating...

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Shiny, shiny, shiny

If you’re impressed by shiny little boxes you’ll love Pano System, a VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure) solution from Pano Logic, which features a unique “zero client” device in the form of a...

First Take

Linux Mint 8 (Helena) Released

The final release of Linux Mint 8 (Helena) came out over the weekend. You can read the What's New document for the highlights, the Release Notes for a more complete description of the new release,...

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This Crap Site

How utterly stupid - I am ranked #40 in the top 100 - as a member of this site..... I mean HOW utterly stupid.... I have done sweet FA, I have only rejoined this site after a 3 or 4 year...

Jahm Mitt

Microsoft Security Update: November Patch Tuesday

Apologies for this late update to our core Patch Tuesday update. Here is a summary of the update .... The November Patch Tuesday update from Microsoft follows the largest patch and security...

Greg Lambert

Marketing Suggestions from an Ambivalent Windows 7 Customer

Part of the work that's been keeping me busy the last few weeks have been involved with evaluating Windows 7 Embedded and/or the final released version of Windows 7 Pro, Ultimate, Business,...

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RIM takes ZDNet UK on a magical pixie ride

Well, I'm here in Bochum, Germany, on a press trip with Research In Motion. I can't tell you yet why we're here (hint: it's BlackBerry-related, but nothing that I couldn't write up from ZDNet UK...

David Meyer

Windows 7 and 1,080 missing trees

Windows 7 launches officially next week (22 October), and to mark the upcoming event, three bulky packages arrive from publisher Wiley. Yes, Windows 7's assault on the world's forests is underway....

Charles McLellan

A gift from Korea

It's not big and it's not clever, but we couldn't help snickering over the web site from Korean manufacturer Mintpass, whose Mintpad mobile internet device plus associated accessories and services...

Charles McLellan

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