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With the popular Zoom video conferencing software being described as “the Facebook of the video-conferencing world, sucking every piece of data it can from you and any device you install …
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Affinity are looking to tempt photographers and creatives looking for an alternative to the costly Adobe offerings with a free three month trial of their powerful software suite which includes …
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I’ve been reviewing software products and gadgets for getting on twenty years, and nothing has proved as frustrating and annoying to own than the Y-Cam Evo home security camera, which unleashed …
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WordPress has today announced the release of WordPress 4.0, a new update to the popular blogging software which adds a load of handy new features designed to give authors a “smoother writing …
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It used to be king of the music players, but the folks behind the long serving AOL-owned mp3 player have announced that they will be shutting up shop for good on …
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We used to gush profusely at the mere mention of the simple-but-powerful Simplenote cross-platform note-taking service, and back in 2011 declared it to be our favourite.
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Perhaps still smarting from the generally negative reaction to their decision to switch their industry standard editing tools to a pricey subscription model, Adobe have announces a new pricing tier …
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Soon to be rolling out to the company’s ten zillion users is the latest Windows desktop iteration of the popular note taking software, Evernote 5.
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Adobe has released Lightroom 5 for MacOS and Windows, which it claims will wow purchasers with its “critical photo editing capabilities” and “groundbreaking workflows.”
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There’s been a bit of a mad scramble by developers to to promote their rival RSS products given the impending demise of Google’s much loved Google Reader service. Keen to lure over …
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Google has announced that it will be offering the entire Nik Collection of six photo-editing plug-ins for just $149/£98 – a price that works out at a whopping 70 per …
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Although the built-in media authoring features of Windows 7/78 are more than enough for many folks, power users may find the Nero and NeroPlatinum multimedia suites a worthwhile investment.
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We’re huge fans of Google Now on our Android phones – in fact we think it’s a far more revolutionary concept than, say, Apple’s Siri – and we’re chuffed to see that the smartypants technology may be integrated …
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