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VIDEO: Skifta offers media sharing app
Shift content to any DLNA device 20 November 2009 10:18 GMTA small startup from Poole has created an app that aims to make it easier to share your digital media collection between your various gadgets. It's called Skifta, and allows you to shift content between a number of devices with just one catch - they have to be DLNA enabled.
If...
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Ten reasons to try out Microsoft Office 2010
Why the upgrade is worth it. 19 November 2009 10:00 GMTMicrosoft Office 2010 has now entered its public beta phase, and it's already looking like a pretty substantial upgrade to the 2007 version, and a huge improvement on earlier editions of the omnipresent Office app suite. Here's ten reasons why you should give it a...
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MS Office 2010 beta now available
Complete with web apps, free starter edition and many other improvements 18 November 2009 18:00 GMTMicrosoft has revealed that the 2010 edition of its phenomenally successful Office suite has now entered beta. The software can be downloaded directly from Microsoft.com/office/2010.
The new version has a whole host of improvements, many of which will be familiar...
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Free "Kindle for PC" software available now
Amazon says Mac version is "coming soon" 10 November 2009 14:17 GMTAmazon.com has announced that its free software "Kindle for PC" is now available to download for Windows computers with a Mac version said to be "coming soon".
The application means Kindle-less readers around the world can pay to download the more than 360,000... -
Firefox keeps crashing? Here's how to fix it
Quick guide to getting Firefox back 9 November 2009 16:28 GMTFirefox is now five, however if, like many, you've found yourself having to leave your favourite browser because of constant crashing there are plenty of ways to get your Firefox groove back and save yourself from Mozilla hell.
Here are three steps to insuring...
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How to upgrade to Windows 7
Getting your PC up to speed from XP, Vista or the 7 RC 23 October 2009 10:41 GMTSo, you want Windows 7. You've read our guide to Microsoft's latest OS, you've worked out the benefits of making the switch are the right one's for you, in fact you may already have chosen which version you want to install and have your Windows 7 disk in your hands, the...
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Windows 7 Whopper celebrates bloatware
Celebrate OS launch with lunch 23 October 2009 2:40 GMTHow do you celebrate the launch of Microsoft's Windows 7 in Japan? Team up with Burger King of course to offer the Windows 7 Whopper.
The burger of burgers, features not one burger, but of course seven burgers in a bun in what is no doubt a gut busting experience.
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Windows 7: Which version should you get?
Our guide to helping you work out what's what 22 October 2009 19:32 GMTWith multiple versions of Windows 7 available to buy depending on your needs, which version should you be opting for when it comes to upgrading or starting afresh? Do you really need to opt for the Ultimate edition or will the Starter version do you? Let's try and navigate...
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Adobe Lightroom 3 beta released
New features for new free software 22 October 2009 16:36 GMTAdobe has announced the availability of Photoshop Lightroom 3 as a free download for photographers to try.
The new application, which allows photographers to catalogue their photo collections as well as perform basic editing processes to their pictures will add...
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Seven reasons to buy Windows 7
Need the extra push in signing up? Here are seven 21 October 2009 21:47 GMTAfter all the hullabaloo, Windows 7, Microsoft's new operating system, is now here. Finally you can now officially ditch Windows Vista or Windows XP once and for all. But why should you spend £79.99 on getting it? Here are seven reasons why you should and one reason you...
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Microsoft's free antivirus now available
Security Essentials graduates from beta 29 September 2009 17:23 GMTMicrosoft's free antivirus package, "Microsoft Security Essentials", is now available to anyone, just over three months after it went into a beta test period in June that was limited to US users.
But now everyone can grab the bare-bones security package from... -
Adobe Photoshop Elements 8 is here
Along with Elements Premiere 8 23 September 2009 5:01 GMTAdobe's Photoshop Elements for PC and Mac and Premiere Elements for PC software are due for their yearly update. Version 8 of both programs has been released, and contains a host of new functionality, mostly in the ease-of-use department.
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Microsoft's free antivirus software nears public release
Security Essentials leaving beta 21 September 2009 10:43 GMTMicrosoft's free antivirus product, "Security Essentials", is leaving beta and a final version will be released "in the coming weeks", according to an email sent to participants in the beta test.
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Office 2010 Web Apps go live...
...well for some anyway 17 September 2009 18:45 GMTMicrosoft has started opening up its Office 2010 Web Apps on Thursday with a select handful of Technical Preview invites via Windows Live SkyDrive.
"SkyDrive customers will be invited to try out a technical preview of the online versions of Microsoft Office... -
Students get discount Windows 7
£30 for .ac.uk email addresses 17 September 2009 14:39 GMTMicrosoft has announced a deal for cash-strapped students ahead of the start of the University term across the country. Windows 7 will cost anyone with an .EDU email address (eg yourname@reading.ac.uk) just £30.
The offer is available from 1 October for those... -
Ditch IE6 for IE8 else people go hungry
Microsoft doubles donation promise 1 September 2009 8:57 GMTThe "Say No to IE6" campaign has gained more ground this week with a move from Microsoft no less.
In an attempt to convince users of the eight year old browser to upgrade, it has said that it will double the donation it is currently making to US charity Feeding... -
Google Earth finds Loch Ness monster
Did we mention it was still August? 27 August 2009 2:48 GMTJust like it found the lost city of Atlantis, Google Earth has now supposedly found the Loch Ness monster according to a bored security guy looking through images of on mapping software.
According to British newspaper, The Sun, "Sun reader Jason Cooke spotted... -
Windows 7 gets Family Pack
Three installs for the price of twoish 24 August 2009 15:12 GMTApple seems to get a real kick out of announcing its products just an hour or so before rival Microsoft's. Today it's managed to gazump Microsoft's announcement of upgrade pricing for Windows 7, as well as the offering of a family pack.
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You rebel: Run Windows 7 without activating it for 120 days
Comment: Just activate the damn thing 21 August 2009 4:19 GMTMicrosoft Windows 7 users wanting to avoid activating their copy of the software when it becomes available on 22 October will be able to do so for 120 days Microsoft has confirmed.
Although Microsoft will prompt users to activate their copy of the new OS a... -
Last chance to grab Windows 7 RC1
Downloads end on 20 August 19 August 2009 18:01 GMTUsers who have yet to download Windows 7 have just hours left to do so before Microsoft pulls on the plug on the chance to trial the operating system before its official launch in October.
Although users will still be able to install the OS after Wednesday's... -
Windows 7 will be considerably cheaper in UK than US
Nearly half the price 19 August 2009 9:54 GMTHere's a turn-up for the books. UK customers are used to being forced to pay considerably more than their Yankee counterparts for games, gadgets and software. With Windows 7, however, Brits will be paying nearly half as much as the US.
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Apple Safari 4.0.3 update released
No new features, but does promise to play nice with HTML 5 12 August 2009 4:31 GMTApple has updated its Safari web browser bringing with it a number of security and bug fixes.
Version 4.0.3 (for those keeping count) promises to also include "Stability improvements for webpages that use the HTML 5 video tag".
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Windows 7 on-sale for £4
In China's electronics bazaars 12 August 2009 3:33 GMTCan't wait till 22 October for Windows 7? It seems the Chinese can't either, as reports coming in suggest Windows 7 has already gone on sale in the Far East.
"Pirated copies of Windows 7 have hit the shelves at China's electronics bazaars, months before the... -
Apple developing social network aggregator?
iTunes 9 rumour claims "Social" application 11 August 2009 16:57 GMTOn top of the Blu-ray support rumour the other day, for iTunes 9, there's more whispering that the forthcoming update for Apple's music software will feature integration with Twitter, Facebook and other social networking sites.
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iTunes to get Blu-ray support
Plus plenty of new features say rumours 9 August 2009 4:23 GMTApple is expected to add Blu-ray support to the next version of its iTunes software sources say. iTunes 9 is expected out in September, and according to rumours adds a number of new features on top of what is currently already available.
Historically the company...




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