Software Reviews
Don’t get bogged down with rubbish software: there’s a world of great programs out there, and many of them are free! Check out our list of the best web browsers, photo-editing tools, anti-virus and apps for Windows 10.
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Will Facebook's video-calling service powered by Skype be enough to keep it ahead of Google?
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Adobe's Premiere Elements 10 consumer-grade video editor goes 64-bit, but only if you're running Windows 7.
Review Price: £61.60
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Corel PaintShop remains the best consumer alternative to Adobe Photoshop
Review Price: £64.99
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By adding HD Traffic, TomTom's iPhone app is the most accomplished smartphone sat-nav software for the regular traveller.
Review Price: £54.99
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An improved engine provides real-time filters and much more fluid video editing.
Review Price: £55.97
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Adobe Lightroom 3 Review
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We take a look at the latest version of Adobe's professional image management software.
Review Price: £232.65
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The latest version of the industry-standard image editor has some great new features
Review Price: £601.08
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The ninth version of Adobe's consumer image editing champion gains yet more sophisticated effects.
Review Price: £74.52
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Apple iLife '11 Review
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Apple's lifestyle application suite is refreshed to expectedly good effect.
Review Price: £45.00
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Does the latest update to Adobe's consumer-grade video app promise a revolution in editing?
Review Price: £57.97
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WebOS 2.0 Review
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HP brings Palm back to the forefront with the latest version of its mobile phone operating system.
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James takes a look at Adobe's workhorse video editor, Premiere Pro CS4.
Review Price: £676.04
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Adobe Photoshop is the professional's choice in image editing software, and the latest version has some great new features.
Review Price: £425.00
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If you need to make screen videos in Windows, this is just the thing.
Review Price: £238.28
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If you're setting up a Home Theatre PC, Power DVD 9 Ultra should be on your list.
Review Price: £59.99
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Can Winterface 1.31 bring finger friendliness to your Windows Mobile touchscreen phone? Niall finds out.
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Iris Browser is the latest recruit in the Windows Mobile web browser war. Niall sees how it measures up.
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