Category: Reviews

Navman MY85XLT GPS review

September 25, 2011

My family must be one of the few families in Australia that does not have a GPS in in our car. I suspect this is because I’m  an old fogey and we don’t tend to stray too far from the nest. However, when given the chance to review a Navman MY85XLT GPS, I was interested in finding out what the fuss was about. Here’s the really funny thing: while I struggled  with the touchscreen, my five-year-old daughter had it working within minutes. I like to think that’s because my daughter uses iPads at school, and no, she does not drive.

Review: DriveScrubber 3 protects your information

January 31, 2011

Review: DriveScrubber 3 protects your informationAs your computers, jumpdrives, and external hard drives reach a point where you choose to upgrade, you need a program that is going to allow you to destroy all confidential information that you may have on those drives.  This is especially true as businesses begin updating equipment.  Employees will find it useful for similar reasons.  One of the best programs for this purpose is DriveScrubber 3 from iolo.

iMinds is a great way to indulge your curiosity

December 7, 2010

iMinds is a great way to indulge your curiosityWant to know more about philosophy, finance, or history but don’t want to take a class or pay tuition?  Then iMinds is what you are looking for.  You can find information you want to know condensed into bite size pieces.

Review: Norton Internet Security 2011 is up to speed

November 29, 2010

Review: Norton Internet Security 2011 is up to speedWhen I was offered a copy of Norton Internet Security 2011 to review, I was skeptical.  I had not used a Norton product since the very first Norton product was introduced.  Unfortunately, it seemed that Norton’ antivirus was seen as more of a challenge then a hindrance to malicious software writers so I switched to less well known antivirus products like AVG.  However, this latest version of Norton surprised me.

Review: Evernote is a great way to keep up with your life

November 22, 2010

Review:  Evernote is a great way to keep up with your lifeEvernote is one of the most versatile programs that I have ever used and I have tried quite a few.  The program is Web-based but can be used on Mac or Windows computers, iPads, Android phones, and BlackBerries.  You can also clip items from the Web into Evernote.

HP7 review

November 17, 2010

HP7 reviewGiven that technology buffs everywhere are going to be talking about the latest installment of the Harry Potter movie franchise, my wife and I accepted an invitation to see a preview of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 at the Darling Harbour iMax in Sydney last night.

Microsoft’s biggest launch product Kinect is space-discriminating

November 4, 2010

Microsoft’s biggest launch product Kinect is space-discriminating Microsoft just released what the company dubs as its biggest launch product ever. The Kinect is a video game peripheral that tracks motion via a live camera. However, it seems like the device requires more space than the average consumer has.

Review: iolo’s System Mechanic 10 and its new features

October 20, 2010

Review: iolo's System Mechanic 10 and its new featuresIolo’s System Mechanic has been a fixture on my computer systems for years.  The program “cleans your memory, your hard drive and your registry speeding up your computer as it works.”  Although I have purchased previous versions of the program, I was provided with the current version, System Mechanic 10 by iolo.

Get your poetry on with your smartphone

August 20, 2010

Perhaps reading complete books on your smartphone seems like a lot to bite off, but the smaller size and often-soothing nature of poetry is quite well suited to the small page size of the smartphone.

Top 10 best free online games

August 1, 2010

There are times when all of us would like to try something new in the computer gaming world without spending a cent. Here’s a wildly varied list of the top 10 online games that you can play for free.

Cheater’s Risk lets you know your chances of nuclear domination

June 4, 2010

Cheater's Risk lets you know your chances of nuclear domination Cheater’s Risk is a game developed by the Stimson Center to show how difficult and futile it is for rogue states to start stealth nuclear weapons programs.  The game gives you choices along the way beginning with what country you want to be to start your nuclear weapons program.  Choices continue and with each choice you learn your ongoing chances of being detected.

Blippy credit card tracking service opens to the public

January 14, 2010

Blippy credit card tracking service opens to the publicIf you’ve ever had a mad desire to let the world see what you purchase with your credit or debit card, than you will absolutely love a new site named Blippy.

Review: Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 keeps your computer safe.

September 2, 2009

Review Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 keeps your computer safe As everyone who owns a computer should know by now, firewalls, antivirus software and antispyware programs are a must if you don’t want your computer destroyed.  Kaspersky’s Internet Security 2010 provides safety for your private data and files, your computer, online security and more.

Review: Maximo iM-590 iMetal Earphones

July 19, 2009

Review: Maximo iM-590 iMetal EarphonesThese are new earphones from Maximo, a relatively new U.S. maker of in-ear phones. They offer good sound quality for the price and excellent attention to detail.

Review: Able Planet Stereo Telecom Headset

July 8, 2009

Review: Able Planet Stereo Telecom HeadsetIf you are in the market for a set of high quality on-line headphones, you could do much worse than the Able Planet Stereo Telecom Headset, a great combination of utility and affordability.

Review: CaseCrown suede case – protection for your modern day netbook

July 1, 2009

Review: CaseCrown case - protection for your modern day netbook Netbooks are a growing trend these days. Many savvy consumers have opted to carry the netbook around versus the laptop due to its ultra portability. However, one of the problems consumers may face is finding the right case for their new netbook.

Review- System Mechanic does its job well

June 9, 2009

Review - System Mechanic does its job well System Mechanic by iolo technologies cleans your memory, your hard drive and your registry speeding up your computer as it works.  Cleaning and tuning is what this program was designed to do and it does it well.  It is better than other such programs I have tried from better known names.


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