Reviews

Samsung Galaxy Pro review A budget QWERTY handset may appeal to cash-strapped business users

Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini Pro review A cute handset with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, the Mini Pro has a great screen, good performance and a decent camera

Samsung UE32D5000PW review A well-priced entry-level TV that’s well suited to a bedroom, but you might want to look elsewhere for a set for the living room

Toshiba Satellite L755D-12L review A great first showing for AMD Llano; desktop performance on a par with Intel’s budget chips

CyberLink PhotoDirector 2011 review A promising low-cost clone of Lightoom. Unless you batch process images regularly Photoshop Elements is more flexible for a similar price

Apple MacBook Pro 17in (2011) review It’s highly desirable, but ultra-expensive; unless you need its power and big, high resolution screen, the 15in version is better

John's Phone review Stylish, lovingly-designed, incredibly limited and expensive

Decho Mozy Home review Mozy sticks to the essentials with an excellent local interface, but we'd like a few more web-based options for accessing and streaming our stored files

Warhammer 40,000 Space Marine review Action-packed single-player and varied multiplayer make for a polished and fun action game

Symantec Norton Online Backup review WIth an unfriendly interface and high price, there are better options to be found

Bastion review A ground-breaking voiceover and gorgeous graphics compliment this action-heavy romp with RPG leanings

AlertMe SmartEnergy review Cheaper than its rivals and simple to extend, it's a great way to save money and control your home

SOS Online Backup Home Edition review More expensive than many, but 50GB of storage can be shared between up to five PCs and it also supports local and postal backups