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Article | 12/02/2009 Hands on Guide to Windows 7

Lesson 2: New Desktop Features

Article | 12/02/2009 Hands on Guide to Windows 7

Lesson 3: The New Superbar and Aero Features

Article | 12/02/2009 Hands on Guide to Windows 7

Lesson 4: Application Enhancements

Article | 12/02/2009 Hands on Guide to Windows 7

Lesson 5: The Action Center and UAC Settings

Article | 12/02/2009 Hands on Guide to Windows 7

Lesson 6: Display and Device Improvements

Article | 12/02/2009 Hands on Guide to Windows 7

Lesson 7: New Networking Features

Article | 12/02/2009 Hands on Guide to Windows 7

Lesson 8: Control Panel Applets

Article | 12/02/2009 Hands on Guide to Windows 7

Lesson 9: Notable Features for IT Admins

Article | 20/01/2009 Adobe Flash CS4

There are some things in life that you look forward to with trepidation, and if you’re a regular Flash user, the CS4 version is certainly one of those...

Article | 15/12/2008 Highlights from Engelbart's 1968 demo of the first computer mouse

A video from December 9, 1968, where Douglas Engelbart demoed the first mouse and a futuristic computing system called NLS or the Online System.

Article | 10/11/2008 BBEdit 9

Let’s take a quick trip back to 1991. Photoshop was still on Version 1 and Windows 3.0 had only recently been belched out. In Mac-land, System 6 ruled...

Article | 30/10/2008 Windows 7 beta

What if Microsoft waved a magic wand and everything people hated about Windows Vista went away? You might have an operating system that you liked -- a...

Article | 24/09/2008 Fusion 11

Billing itself as ‘the complete all-in-one Web site design tool’, NetObjects Fusion 11 aims to fit snugly between the lofty space held by Adobe’s pric...

Article | 26/08/2008 Adobe Acrobat 9

The latest incarnation of Adobe’s primary PDF-creating and editing application stresses multimedia integration and presentation: it plays Flash native...

Article | 31/07/2008 Norton Internet Security 2009 beta

Security software customers are speaking with their feet: they want security updates and other security interruptions out of their faces, and they won...